TO-DAY’S PLAY
NELSON ALL OUT FOR 188 WAIMEA REQUIRE 97 TO WIN When the luncheon adjournment was taken to-day in the Newman Shield, match Nelson had been dismissed for j 188 in their second innings leaving | Waimea 97 to get to win ; NEALE MAKES 86 Neale <46 not out) and J. Newman (0 not out) the overnight batsmen carried on and added 37 for the fourth wicket, Newman being bowled by Fowler *or 16. M. Eden had scored 29 quickly when he also fell to M. Fowler’s bowling. Five were down for 144 and Nelson were fighting for runs. McGirr went after scoring a single. R. Newman ! and Neale carried on brightly Neale reaching 86 before an appeal for caught behind the wickets was upheld. Seven | wickets were down for 186 and the; other three added only two runs, the innings closing at 188. At 12.15 p.m. Waimea opened their second innings and had scored one for 0 at the lunch adjournment. Scores:— NELSON First innings eight wickets Cdecl.) 411 Second Innings J. Du Feu, c McMurray, b Newman 6 E. R. Neale, c Jenkins, b Newman 86 W. Dee, b L. Max 4 D. Glover, b Fowler 12 J. Newman, b Fowler 16 M. Eden, b Fowler 29 H. McGirr, c and b Newman .. 1 R. Newman, b L. Max 18
O. Du Feu, b Newman 0 A. Donald, not out 0 A. Eastabrook, run out 0 Extras 16 Total 188
Fall of wickets: One for 23, two for 38, three for 68, four for 105; five for 144, six for 145, seven for 186, eight for 186, nine for 186, ten for 188. WAIMEA’S SECOND INNINGS Hildyard and Wilde batted steadily to put 49 on the board for the first wicket I before Hildyard went leg before to ! Donald. Donald also secured Fowler’s i wicket leg before in the same over, and two were down for 49. Du Feu then bowled Wilde, and 57 showed on the board for three wickets. D. Max then .loined A. Newman. At 3 p.m. the scores were as follow - WAIMEA Second Innings J. Hildyard, lbw, b Donald 26 S. Wilde, b J. Du Feu 23 i M. Fowler, lbw, b Donald 0 i A. Newman, not out 18 l D. Max, not out 6 !. Extras 4 h • I Total three wickets for 77 ■ l| Waimea required 20 more to win.
Bowling O. M. W. R. D. Max 14 3 0 36 H. McMurray 1 0 0 9 L. Max 19 7 2 29 A. Newman .... 19 8 4 40 J. Joyce 1 0 0 5 M. Fowler 11 1 3 52
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 30 December 1938, Page 6
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