AFRICAN CRICKETERS
MATCH WITH SUSSEX.
THE VISITORS MAKE 218.
HOME TEAM FOUR FOR 58
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(Received Aug. 27, 11.0 a.m.) LONDON, August 26. The cricket match, South Africa v. Sussex, commenced to-day. On a soft wicket the South Africans might have been dismissed cheaply had Sussex seized all ils chances. The bowlers were always on top until Langton and Dalton in a seventh wicket stand, added 69 runs. Scores; — SOUTH AFRICA. —First Innings. Mitchell, cW. Cornford, b Pearce 6 Viljoen, lbw, b Tate 5 Rowan, run out Wade, o John Langridge, b James Langridge .. . . 5 Nourse, cJ. Parks, b Wensley . 41 Cameron, cW. Cornford, b Tate 8 Dalton, c and b J. Parks 51 Vincent, c W. Cornford, b J. Parks 0 Langton, st W. Cornford, b J. Parks 51 Balaskas, b Tate 0 Crisp, not out 4 Extras 8 Total 218 Bowling analysis.—Tate, three wickets for 38 runs; Pearce, one for 34; J. Parks, three for 44; James Langridge, one for 57; Wensley, one for 37. SUSSEX. —First Innings. J. Parks, st Cameron, b Langton . 4 Melville, b Crisp 1 Cook, to Langton 0 James Langridge, lbw, b Vincent 12 John Langridge, not out 38 W. Cornford, not oiut 3 Extras 0 Total for four wickets . 58 Stumps were drawn.
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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19665, 27 August 1935, Page 7
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