TEN WICKETS

Southland Times, Issue 21263, 9 December 1930, Page 5

TEN WICKETS

SOUTH AUSTRALIA WIN WEST INDIES ELEVEN DEFEATED VISITORS OUT FOR 162 (United Press Assn.—By Telegraph—Copyright.) (Rec. 7.55 p.m.) Adelaide, December 8. The weather and wicket were perfect for the resumption of the match between the (Vest Indies and South Australia. The attendance was meagre. Requiring 37 runs to save an innings defeat the Indians were very scratchy. Grimmett completely beat Constantine after he scored 3. Bartlett, who had been batting solidly, Was caught at mid-off. His innings lasted 54 minutes and his 33 included three fours. Francis was lucky to escape when 4, Wall dropping him at mid-on, and he,showed his appreciation by late-cutting Waite to the fence. Griffiths mishit the first ball from Lee and was smartly taken by Walker. The innings, which had occupied 152 minutes, ended for 162. Requiring 4 runs to win, South Australia secured these in eight minutes without the loss of a wicket and won by 10 wickets. Scores:— SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First Innings 330 WEST INDIES. First Innings 171 Second Innings. Birkett st Walker b Grimmett .... 26 Roach c Wall b Grimmett 23 .Headley c and b Waite 16 Martin lbw b Waite 22 Grant c and b Grimmett 1 Bartlett c Nitschkc b Wall 33 Hunte c Nitschke b Waite 2 Sealey c Richardson-b Grimmett .... 6 Constantine c Walker b Grimmett .. 3 Griffiths c Walker b Lee 7 Francis not out 12 Extras 11 Total 162

Bowling Analysis. Wall .. O’ M. 1 JI. 43 ■ W. 1 Carlton .. ... / 1!) 0 Grimmett .... 11 0 43 o Waite .... 10 0 46 3 Lee .. .. 1 0 0 1