SOUTH AFRICANS v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
[ Press Association—Copyright.J - Adelaide, March 11. South Africa, Ist Innings continued. Zuk-li, b Wiiitty 21 Faulkner, 33 Nourse, b AVhitty 40 Snooke, c AVhibby, b Recs 55 Selnvarz. c Dolling, 1> l{ces 12 Sinclair, c Dolling, b Rues 14 Llewellyn, b May no 48 ShenwO, not out 46 JSxtras 14 Total 292 ißowling analysis: Whitty 5 for 79; Crawford 0 for 33; Wright 0 for 42; Roes 4 for 84; Sterling 0 for 33; Hoy Hill 0 for 5; Mayiie 1 for 2. The match was resumed in warm weather, the wicket being perfect. The attendance was 5001). Zulch and Faulkner faced Whitty and Itees. The former, in the second over, bowled Zulch, 4 for 38. Nourse when 7 was i badly missed in the slips by Wright off llees and Faulkner, at 25, was dropped by the wicket keeper off llees. In the next over he was caught on. a bad stroke by the third man—s for 70. Snooke and Nourse were aggressive and put on 94. Whitty bowled Nourse at 40—6 for 164. Snooke was caught by Whitty off Recs two runs later, lie played a chanceiless innings and scored 55. Schwarz was caught in the longfield off Rees at 12—8 for 185. Sinclair was dismissed similarly—9 for 200. Llewellyn and Sherwell by sound gallery hitting added 92 for the last wicket, Sherwcll being unconquered with 46. L'.ewcllyn was bowled by May no in his first over. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First Innings 940 Second Innings; -Mayno, c Fayi-kner, b Schwarz 7 Dolling, run out 8 Clem Hill, c Llewellyn, b Nourse 8 Gehrs, c Llewellyn, b Schwarz 3 Crawford, not out 40 Roy Hill, c Sherwell, b Llewellyn 9 Rees, c Nourse, b Llewellyn *" 5 Whitty, b Pegler ' 3 Webster, c Llewellyn, b Pegler 0 Stirling b Peglor 3 Wright," b Pegler 6 Extras 8 Total 100 Bowung analysis Schwarz 2 wickets for 28 runs, Nourse 1 for 23, Llewellyn 2 for 37, Pegler 4 for 14. The .South Australians' first three wickets—Mayne, Dolling and Gehrs— I fell for 20. Clem Hill hooked a ball [ into Llewc-.'yn's hand at short log—B for 36. Roy Hill and Crawford wiped I out the deficit in 41 minutes. Nobody but Crawford could do anything, anil the innings closed for 100.' Crawford being unconquered with 40. The South Africans want 49. SOUTH AFRICA, 2nd Innings. Oommaille, not out <5 Zulch, b Whitty jj 1 wicket for 8 Stumps were then drawn.
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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13053, 13 March 1911, Page 4
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412SOUTH AFRICANS v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13053, 13 March 1911, Page 4
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