AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20622, 22 July 1930, Page 9

AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.

WEST OF SCOTLAND MATCH. BRADMAN 100 NOT OUT. (Received July '2' J. 1.13 a.m.) LONDON. July 21. The cricket mutch. Australia v. "West of Scotland, wus continued this morning at Glasgow. When stumps were drawn on Saturday West of Scotland lind lost six wickets for 140 runs, Ackroyd (12) being not out. On lesuming 1110. local captain declared his side's innings closed and the Australians batted. Ponsford and Wood in 11 opened arid when Ponsford had scored 6 he, was bowled bv Baxter. Bradman tlien joined Woodfull and batting freely quickly made runs. The score now is 153 for one wicket, Bradman having made another century. Details of the scores are as follows: WEST OF SCOT LAN o.—First Innings. Kerr, b Horr.ibrook 25 Atkinson, c and I) lloruibrook . . 23 McTavish. c Bradman, b lloruibrook 10 Alexander, c lloruibrook, b Wall . . 8 Nicholson, b llurwood. . . . . . 22 Todd, c Woodfull, b Kippax . . . Ackroyd. not out . . . . ... 12 Extras 6 Total for six wickets (declared) 140 Bowling.— Hornibrook took three wickets for 40 runs: a'Beckett, none for 2; Wall, one for 17: McCabe, none for 32; Kippax. one for 1; Hunvood. one for 42. AUSTRALIA.—First Innings. Ponsford, b Baxter 6 Woodfull, not out 40 Bradman. not out 100 Extras " Total for one wicket . . . . 153 The Australian cricketers in-day will commence a two days' match against Durham at Sunderland. Last year Durham was litli in the Minor Counties' championship, in which 23 teams competed. Durham played eight matches, won three, lost three, and lost tv.o on the first, innings. The best players were ,T. A. Adanison.- 11. C. lerens, A. L. Howell and Ellis