O'REILLY BOWLS WELL.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13171, 1 February 1936, Page 6

O'REILLY BOWLS WELL.

MATGH AGAINST GRIQUALAND. BATTING- ORDER CHANGED. (Received 12 110011) United Press Assn..—By Electric Telegraph—Copvright. KIMBERLEY. January 31. The Australians began a match against West Griquaiund whose first innings scores are:— Nicholson, c* Eingleton. b O’Reilly 10 Searle, c Oldfield b McCormick 4 Bogga.ii, c and b O'Reilly 13 1l ei inch. b O ' Reilly McNally, b O’Reilly 4 Talmmid, b McCormick 7 Travers. Imw. b McCabe 17. Wickban, b O'Reilly 10 Gallagher, c Richardson b O'Reilly 21 Widdington, net out 20 Franz, b O’Reilly O Extras 19 Total 193 Bowling:' McCormick 2 for 28; Seivers 6 for 7 ; McCabe 1 for 56; O’Reilly 7 for BS. AUSTRALIA, first innings. O’Brien not out 51 Barnett, b Wickham 7 Seivers, b Wickham 17 Oldfield, not out 33 Extras 3 Total for 2 wickets 119 Stumps were drawn. The local batsmen made a poor showing and were unable to overcome O’Reilly’s ieg trap. Helfrieh, who is eighteen years old, played soundly and batted 107 minutes. He hit ten boundaries. The Australian batting order was re-arranged to> give some players who are usually low down an opportunity. O’Brien and Oldfield were scoring freely at stumps. AN INNINGS DEFEAT. TARRANT’S - XI IN INDIA. SECUNDERABAD. Jan. 31. Tarrant’s team closed their second innings for 154: the Nawab of Moiuuclclowla’s eleven thus won by an innings and 115 runs, which js the first innings victory over a foreign team.