THE FIRST TEST

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17953, 3 December 1932, Page 13

THE FIRST TEST

AUSTRALIA OUT FOR 360 McOABE NOT OUT 187 GRIMMETT FALLS TO VOCE (Eloc. Tel. Copyright—-Uni toil Press Assn.) (Special to Press Assn.) (SYDNEY, this day. A‘t tho luncheon adjournment, the Australian cricket team had seven wickets down for 200 runs, Grimnictt’s wicket having been captured as the result of a smart catch by Ames off Yoce. The ex-New Zealand bowler stayed long enough to help McCabe advance the score materially, and left McCabe still batting confidently. Australia were all out for 060 runs, McCabe having contributed 187. Lanvood took live wickets for 06 runs, and Yoce four for 110. Scores

AUSTRALIA First Innings. Woodfull, c Ames, b Yoce .. 7 Ponsford, b Lanvood . . . . 82 Finglcton, c Allen, b Lanvood .. 26 Kippax, lbw., b Larwood .. .. 8 McCabe, not out 187 Richardson, c Hammond, b Voce . . 40 Oldfield, c Ames, b Larwood .. 4 Grimmott, c Ames, b Voce .. 10 Nagel, b Lanvood 0 O’Reilly, b Voce . 4 Wall c Allen, b Hammond .. 4 Extras 20 Total .. •• •• 300 CRICKET IN N.Z. OTAGO V. HAWKE’S BAY (Per Pross Association.) DUNEDIN, this day. The Otago v. • Hawke’s Bay cricket match was continued to-day. Dunning and Hawkesworth carried Otago’s overnight score to 319, the innings lasting 192 minutes. Dunning collected 28 in quick time before Jus played all over one from Elliott, Rcaney proved the Visitors’ best bowler, finishing up with six wickets for 89 runs. Kavanagh and Mahoney opened Hawke’s Bays second innings, but were returned to the pavilion by Dickinson (2 for 11). When the total' was at 21, Browne and O’Brien made a useful stand, the former repeating his fino form of tiic first innings and playing soundly.

Details to lunch :—Otago, first innings. —Dunning, b Elliott 28; Hawkesworth, not out 7; extras, 15. Hawke’s Bay, second innings.—.Kavanagh, c Moloney, b Dickinson 7; Mahoney, l> Dickinson 0; Browne, c Smith, b Dunning, 42; O’Brien, not out 29; Ellis, b Elmes 0; Einlayson, not out 6; extras, 5; total., 89.