CRICKET TESTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18753, 5 January 1923, Page 5

CRICKET TESTS

SECOND A'FRICAN MATCH. HOME TEAM CLOSE WITH §42. V i - . Press .Association—By Telegraph—Copyrignl CAPETOWN, January;.*. Thfi attendance was 6000. The weather was fine and the wicket'good when South AMca resumed their seeded innings with one wicket (Hearno’s) down for 154 (Cat* terall not out 74, and Taylor not out 48),' The innings closed for 242. The collapse was due to the perfect length of .bowling of Macaulay and Kennedy, who bowled tainchanged'’, after the departure of Ndntse, who fell to a big off break:. When sttA&jw were drawn M.C.C. in their second inhtnfes had lost six. .wickets for 86. The .batmen were unable to master the bowling. of Hall, who, swinging with the arm, got two of them )bw. He secured five wickets'; for 36. The batsmen earned every run against keen fielding. - SOUTH AFRICA. •* First Innings ... ....... •' Second Innings.'’ ;■># , Catterall, b Macaulay '... 76 Hearne, b Kennedy ... 0 Taylor, c Jup-p, b Macaulay ... ... 63 Nourse, b Fender ' ... ... ... 19 Ling, c Fender,-, b Macaulay 2 Brown, Ibw, b Macaulay ... 4 Francois, c and"b Macaulay ... 19 Bianckenberg, b Kennedy ... ’ ... ... 6 Ward, not out "... 15 Nupen, b Kennedy 6 Hall, b Kennedy ■ 5 Extras ... ... ' 23. ' Total ■ ... ... ... Bowling Analysis.—Macaulay, five for 64 j Kennedy, four for 58; Fender,' one for 52; Woolley, none for 22; Jupp, none for 23. M.C.C. • First Innings ... ... IBS Second Innings. ’ Russell, Ibw, b Bianckenberg ... 9 Sandham, Ibw, b Hall If W'oolley, b Hall , 5 Carr, c Brown, b Hall ... 6 Mead, Ibw, b Hall ... ... 31 Fender, o Nourse, b Hall --. 2 Mann, not out ' -• ••• 32 Extras 5 Total for six wickets ... . ,as —A. and N.2J. Cable,J