GOOD PARTNERSHIP.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 364, 4 March 1932, Page 6

GOOD PARTNERSHIP.

St Bede’s Bat Weil in Second Innings. Brighter cricket was played to-day. in ! lie match between St Andrew’s College and St Bode’s College. The pitch was in good order, and the weather favoured the batsmen. When play stopped last, night, .Si Bede's had three wickets down for 32 runs. Gifford and Nelson got together this morning, and added 58, before Nelson was caught behind the wickets by Jones off Dougall. Nelson played a r-arc-ful and valuable innings. G. T *. B. Gifford, the other high scorer, was still in at lunch, and looked like adding to his score considerably. Shand bowled very well for St. Andrew’s. T-Tc bowled fourteen overs having only 27 runs hit off him. Nicholls had howled twelve overs for 36 runs when Dougall replaced him. Tn hi* second over, Dougall broke the

partnership between Nelson and Gifford. This gives him an average of one wicket for 2 runs. Scores:— ST BEDE’S. First Innings 106 Second Innings. •M'. J. Scully, b Shand 5 I s - D. Gifford, lbw b Nicholls 0 P. D. Scully. <* Nicholls b Shand .. 16 G. P. R. Gifford, not out 3 2 P. F. Nelson, c Jones b Dougall . . 32 B. O. J. Bradley, b Shand 3 E. A. Boland, not out 0 Extras M Total for live wickets .... 99 ST ANDREW’S. First Innings. J. Iv. Welsford. b P. Scully 12 A. Henderson, b M. Scully 2 ' ■ 1 Gifford bM. H'-uIIn . . i D. L. Cropp, b M. Scully 27 W. Goss, run out o P. Williamson, e and h Nelson .... 26 Iv. Nicholls, l, }• Scull 2 F. R. Symes, «• P. Gifford bM. Scully 14 E. A Shand, run out " 2 A. Williamson, not out 6 W. K. Dougall, st C. P. Gifford b M. Scully 2 Extras o Total 90 Bowling analysis—P. Scully, S overs, 3 maiden, 14 runs, 2 wickets; AT. Scully, 13 overs, 2 maidens, 32 runs, 4 wickets; P. Nelson, 3 overs, 12 runs, 1 wicket; ' G. Gifford, 8 overs, 2 maidens, 20 runs, .1 wicket.