All Out for 60

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7011, 22 November 1932, Page 7

All Out for 60

Giant Bowler Paralyses England's Elect NAGEL TAKES EIGHT WICKETS FOR 32 RUNS HEAVY RAIN STOPS PLAY FOR DAY United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Rccoivod Monday, 7 p.m. MELBOURNE, Nov. 21. The weather was warm and the wicket faster for the resumption of tho match England v. an Australian eleven. Seven minutes sufficed to lini tho Australian innings for 218. England’s collapse was sensational. Nagel got a wicket in each of ins nrsi four overs. The batsmen were deceived by the pace of the wicket, a.so by tho off break. No batsman was comfortable. Pataudi batted for 59 minutes. lie and Larwood were out to the simplest catches at silly leg.

At about 2.30 o’clock two unsuccessful appeals were made against ine light, tho sky being then heavily overcast. Duckworth gave a chance oil Nagel and was then dismissed with the next ball. 'Nagel, who is six feet six inches high, bowls a fast medium ball. He is very successful, as is his twin brother, in club cricket, but both unfortunately cannot play regularly in big cricket. The innings lasted 91 minutes. Scores: — AUSTRALIA.—First Innings.

Barnett, b Voce Ironmonger, not out o Extras

Bowling analysis: Larwood, 4 for 54; Voce, 2 for 55; Bowes, 3 for 63; Brown, 1 for 25. ENGLAND. —Second Innings.

Sutcliffe, b Nagel 10 Watt, c Barnett, b Nagel ...... *> Leyland, b Nagel 0 Pataudi, c O’Brien, b Nagel .... a Allen, lbw, b Nagel 0 Paynter, b Nagoi Larwood, c O ’Brien, b Nagel .. 0 Brown, b Oxenham id Voce, not out 0 Duckworth, lbw, b Nagel 4 Bowes, b Oxenham 0 Extras .. . • 1 Total 60 Bowling analysis: Nash, 0 for 18; Nagel, 10 overs, 3 maidens, 32 runs, 8 wickets; Ironmonger, 0 for 2; Oxenham, 2 for 4.

Rain Delays Australian Second

Innings

Received Monday, 5.15 p.m. MELBOURNE, Nov. 21. Before a ball was bowled in Australia’s second innings heavy rain fell. After two inspections the captains decided at 4.30 that there would be no furthor play. More rain is threatening. Tho attendance was 15,000 and the gate receipts £770.

“Six Feet Six of BowlingShock”

NAGEL ALMOST UNNOWN Received Monday, 10. SO p.m. SYDNEY, Nov. 21. Nagel’s amazing bowling against the Englishmen is the topic of comment. The Sydney Sun has a heading “Sis Feet Six Inches of Bowling Shock” and says he is almost unknown. He is a medium-paced right-handed bowler, aged 28. Ho has a twin brother and it is almost impossible to distinguish one from the other. His father is a compositor on a Melbourne paper.

Australia’s First Test Team

NAGEL GETS A PLACE Received Tuesday, 12.56 a.m. MELBOURNE, Nov. 21. The Australian team for the first Test on December 2 will be Woodfull, Bradman, Kipp ax, Ponsford, Oldfield, Ironmonger, Grimmett, O’Rielly, Wall, V. Richardson, L. Nagel and Fingleton. The final selection will be on the day of the match.