UNEXPECTED LOSS
N.Z. CRICKETERS BEATEN. WALLACE BATS VIGOROUSLY. SCORES A SPEEDY 92. (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (From the Special Correspondent of the United Press Association with the Team.) Received June 2, 9.30 a.m. LONDON, June 1. The New Zealand cricket team showed more confidence and aggression in their batting to-day against Lancashire, and scored freely, but Lancashire forced a win by eight'wickets after a declaration had been made by New Zealand. Hadlee and Moloney carefully took the score to 03. Donnelly then enterprisingly forced the pace, hitting four fours and a three, and scoring a run a minute. While Had.ee puisued Ins unhurried way, Wallace attacked with vigour and grace, piercing the field with well-placed, well-timed strokes, hitting ten fours in the first 50 minutes and 1/ tours altogether. His driving and hooking were a treat to watch. Hadlee batted with great patience, staying two and a-half hours while, a score of 172 was compiled. 'liie declaration left the county two and a half hours to make , 19(5. A catch at silly mid-on gave a wicket in the first over to Cowie, but Paynter and lddon, becoming set, rattled on 113 in 75 minutes before a good catch was made at cover by Wallace. lddon and Oldfield were hitting almost every ball and maintained the pace. Roberts and Weir were relied on mainly to slow down the scoring. Two catches were dropped in one over from the former, cowie was used for short spells and Donnelly was given a trial late in the innings. Page, bowling designedly, succeeded in breaking the first-wicket partnership. . The attendance was only a few hundred, Tuesday being ail off-day for cricket in Manchester. Scores: — NEW ZEALAND. First Innings 282 Second Innings. Page, c Duckworth, b Plnllipson ... 0 riudice, c Duckworth, b Phillipson 42 Moloney, 1.b.w., b Wilkinson ... 28 Donnelly, b Pkillipson 29 Wallace, 1.b.w., b Phillipeon 92 Vivian, not out 14 Weir, c Duckworth, b Plnlipson... 4 Roberts, not out - Extras m Total for six wickets (deck) 22< Bowling analysis: Pliillipson 5 for 50, Pollard 0 for 41, Wilkinson 1 for 42, Watson, 0 for 40, Hopwood 0 for 20, lddon 0 for 18. LANCASHIRE. First Innings 314 Second Innings. Paynter, c Vvalluce, b. Page ... 55 Hopwood, c Vivian, b Cowie ... ... 0 lddon, not out ... .... ••• 94 Uldheld, not out ... 43 Extras 4 Total for two wickets ... ... 190 BOWLING! ANALYSIS'.
The next match, against Northamptonshire, at Northampton, : opens on dune 2 and continues on the 3rd and 4th.
0. M. R. W Cowie 8 1 ' 55 1 Roberts 17 0 e>4 0 Weir 11 0 ; •43 0 Ruyc 3 0 17 1 Donnelly 4 0 13 0
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 155, 2 June 1937, Page 9
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