AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20623, 23 July 1930, Page 13

AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

DRAW AT GLASGOW.

VISITORS 337 FOR NINE.

BRADMAN SCORES FREELY.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. LONDON. July 21. llio match between tlio Australian cricketers and tiio West of Scotland at Glasgow to-day ended iji a draw. Australia made, 537 for nine wickets to tiic home side's I'lo for six wickets (declared).

Bradman, who quickly took his score of 100 at luncheon to 140, delighted (lie 5000 spectators who were present. The howling was sadly deficient in length. ITo and Woodfull added 193 runs for the second wicket and gave the fieldsmen a lively time. Jackson and a'Beckett added 67 for the sixth wicket, but otherwise the batsmen shaped badly. As the match was limited to two days it ended in a draw. Details of the scores are as follows: — WEST OF SCOTLAND. First Innings: Six wickets for 140 (dec.) AUSTI.iALIA.-~First Innings. Woodfull, c Kerr, 1) l'reston . . . . 65 I'onsford, b Baxter 6 Bradman, b Baxter 140 Kippax, Ibw. b Watson . . . . 11 McCabe, li Baxter .. . . . . 1 Jackson, not, out . . . ■ . . . 52 a'Beckett, si Bompas, 1) Todd .. 43 Hurwood, lbw, b Watson . . . . 3 Hornihrook. h Preston . . . • . 8 Walker, c Kerr, b Baxter . . . . 0 Wall, not out 2 Extras

Total for nine wickets i. . • 337

Bowling.—Baxter look four wickets for 89 runs; I'rcston, two for 94: Ackroyd, none lor 45; Watson, two for 47 j lodd, one for 45.

DURHAM MATCH

RAIN AT SUNDERLAND. LITTLE PROSPECT OF PLAY. (Received July 23. 1.15 n.m.l LONDON", July 22. The Australian cricketers were to have commenced a two days' match against Durham at Sunderland to-day, but it is raining heavily and there is little prospect of any play.