SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKETERS.

Southland Times, Issue 14632, 24 January 1911, Page 5

SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKETERS.

THE HOBART MATCH. (By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright). HOBART, January 23. Toll feature of to-day's play was the) line, free Innings of Nourse and Strieker, who practically did what they liked with the bowling. The stand made by "Windsor and Eltham for Tasmania was ai brilliant effort and staved off what looked like defeat. Scores:*— SOUTH AFRICA. First innings 'l7s Second Innings. . Commaille, Ibw, b Boddam 3 Faulkner, c Martin, b Windsor .... 87 Strieker, b Windsor 8S Nourse, in 112 Snooke, c Hawson, b Windsor .... 88 Llewellyn, c Eltham, b Frost ....... 11 •-.inclair, b Frost 2 Pearse, 25 Extras & Innings declared six for.. 430; Bowling:—Boddam, 1 for 93; Windsor,3 for 117; Paton, 0 for 48; Carroll, 0; for 60; Frost, 2 for 77; Martin, 0 foe 29. TASMANIA. First innings ... ’.. 19£ Second Innings. Smith, c Campbell, b Llewellyn It Martin, c Pearse, b Vogler 29 Eltham, c Campbell, b Pearse .... 50 Hawson, c Sherwell, b Vogler 9 Hudson, b Llewellyn 5 Windsor, c Sherwell, b Llewellyn .. S3 Paton, in 15 Carrql, in 9 Extras 5 Six for 216 Bowling;— Llewellyn, 3 for 66; Vogler, 2 for 82; Snooke, 0 for 11; Nourse, 0 for 18; Faulkner, 0 for 16; Pearse, 1 for 18. NO N.Z. VISIT. CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 23. Mr F. C. Raphael, hon. secretary ol* the New Zealand Cricket Council, has received a cable from Mr Fitzgerald, manager of the South African cricket team, stating that he regrets that it is impossible to arrange for the South Africans to visit New Zealand. --