FIRST YORKSHIRE WICKET FALLS
Catch By Cave Off The Bowling Of Cresswell LONDON, May 2 (Rec. 12.14 a.m.)— At 11.30 am. (G.M.T.) Yorkshire, batting in the first innings against NewZealand in the first match of the New Zealand tour of Britain, had carried its Saturday evening’s score of none for eight to a total of one for 32. The first wicket of the tour to fall to the New 7 Zealanders was Halliday's who on Saturday had made five. He was caught by Cave, off Cressweli, when 14. Hutton and Halliday put on 21 runs in the fir_t half hour '..hen • ’ey was
resumed on the second day. Both Hutton and Halliday were batting cautiously. Burtt took the first over and off his last ball Hutton sent a perfect drive past point for four. Cowie began a trifle short, but his opening overs were maidens. Cave replaced Burtt at the other end after the left armer bowled one over, and kept an excellent length. The only other boundary in the first half-hour came when Hutton cut Cowie through the slips. After Cowie had four overs he was replaced by Cresswell, who immediately had Halliday perplexed and nearly caught him when diving full length to a very difficult chance. In his second over Cresswell had Halliday caught at short fine leg. The Yorkshireman never seemed comfortable against the Marlborough
G. F. Cresswell boy, who thus gained the distinction of securing the first wicket for New Zealand of the tour. A cold wind was blowing over the ground and the attendance was down to 3000. Fall of wickets, 1 for 32. The scores at lunch were:— NEW ZEALAND First Innings Sutcliffe, c Wardle, b Aspinall ... 72 Scott, c Wardle, b Aspinall 41 Hadlee, c Wilson, b Aspinall .... .46 Wallace, c Wardle, b Coxon 82 Donnelly, b Robinson 69 Rabone, c Coxon, b Aspinall 5 Mooney, b Aspinall 1 Burtt, not out 28 Cave, not out - - 10 Sundries 16 Total, for 7 wickets decld., 370 Bowling Analysis
First Innings. Halliday, c Cave, b Cresswell 14 Hutton, not out 64 Wilson, b Burtt 27 Yardley, not out 0 Sundries 1 Total for two wickets 106
o. M. R w. Aspinall 27 3 80 5 Coxon . - 27 2 86 1 Yardley 6 0 21 0 Robinson 32 8 78 1 Wardle 20 3 71 0 Halliday 4 0 18 0 YORKSHIRE.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 3 May 1949, Page 5
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396FIRST YORKSHIRE WICKET FALLS Wanganui Chronicle, 3 May 1949, Page 5
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