SOUTH AFRICAN TESTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18754, 6 January 1923, Page 9

SOUTH AFRICAN TESTS

SECOND MATCH CONCLU&iII i M.C.C. WIN BY A WICKET,. .‘Teas Association—By Telegraph—Copyright CAPETOWN, January 4. The second test resulted in a win far U» MvC.C, team by one wicket. _ When, tier visitors, resumed their second innings, yes* terday they required 173 runs to win. Had at the drawing of stumps had lost ax wicket.i Tor §5, Mann being 12 not out. The conclusion of the match to-day was most exciting. . Mann was mis sed at cover? point when 18, and a few runs later Juppf was missed at extra cover. Three other possible chances were not taken. .Kennedy* survived a most confident appeal by the bowler and wicket-keeper. The fielding, otherwise was keen. The batsmen were inclined to be nervous and uncomfortable. Scores: — SOUTH AFRICA. First inqings Second innings ... M.C.C. First innings •. ICS Second Innings. Russell, Hew, b Blanckenberg ... ... 8 Sandman, Ibw. b Hall *l7 Woolley, b Hall '• S Carr, o Brown, b Hall flt Mead. Ibw, b Hall -, 31 Fender, c Nourse, b Hall ... > a Mann, c Blanckenberg, b Hall ... ... AS 1 ; Jupp, st Ward, b Hall ... 38 Kennedy, not out II Brown, run out 0 Macaulay, not out ... ... 1 Extran ‘ ■ 9 Total for nine wickets 173 Bowling Analysis.— Hall, 7 wickets foe 63 runs; Blanckenberg, 1 for 56- Nupen. pone for M; Francois, none for 4.—A. and N.Z. Cable. ______________ ■ ,