RECORD FOR TOUR.
AFRICANS COMPILE 572. DEFEAT OF SURREY. Received August 2, 9.10 a.m. LONDON, Aug. 1. Excellent batting by Mitchell (195) and Rowan (171) enabled the South African cricketers to beat Surrey by an innings and 205 runs. South Africa in the first innings compiled 572 runs in reply to Surrey’s 183. In their second innings the home side made 184. The South Africans scored 300 by boundaries. They piled up the highest score of the tour and produced the biggest, opening stand of the season. The Surrey innings was merely a procession of disconsolate batsmen. Details are as follow : SURREY.
First innings 183 Second Innings. Sandon, b Langton 5 Squires, c Cameron, b Langton ... 0 Gregory, b Langton 16 Barling, lhw. I> Tomlinson 13 Fishlock, b Mitchell 30 Holmes, b Tomlinson 43 Garland-Wells, c Rowan, b Mitchell 9 Brown, b Mitchell 13 Fender, not out 31 Brooks, b Langton 11 Gover, e Viljoen, b Mitchell ... 0 Extras 13 Total ' 184 Bowling analysis.—Langton, 4 for 50; Viljoen, none for 9; Vincent, none for 1; Tomlinson, 2 for 64; Mitchell, 4 for 47. SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings Mitchell, c Fender, b Gover ... 195 Rowan, c Brooks, b Cover 171 Viljoen, c Holmes, b Fender ... 2 Noursc, c Brooks, b Gover 3 Wade, b Holmes 37 Cameron, run out ... 28 Dalton, st Brooks, b Fender ... 89 Langton, e Barling, b Fonder ... 8 Vincent, c Fishlock, b Gover ... 14 Crisp, absent, hurt 0 Tomlinson, not out ... 6 1 Extras 19 Total 572 Bowling analysis.—Gover, 4 for lot; Holmes, 1 for 102; Fender, 3 for 151; Brown, none for 85; Garland-Wells, none for 26; Gregory, none for 38.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 209, 2 August 1935, Page 7
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275RECORD FOR TOUR. Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 209, 2 August 1935, Page 7
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