CRICKET.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20092, 22 November 1930, Page 16

CRICKET.

WEST INDIES TEAM. MATCH AT SYDNEY. [UNITED P3ESS ASSOCIATION—B* ELECTRIC ' telegrafh—copxaiaHT.) (Received November 21st, 10.10 p.m.) SYDNEY, November 21. On a perfect wicket, in sultry weather, the West Indicß cricket team made its Australian debut, playing against New South Wales. The visiting batsmen created a favourable impression, but appeared to be short of practice. Tho opening batsmen gave the side a good start, adding 62 in 90 minutes before lunch, without loss. Roach, revealed some excellent strokes. Fairfax caused a stir after the adjournment, when he clean-bowled Roach and Bartlett in one over. Headley showed himself to be the stylist of the team, scoring 25 in quick time. The first wicket fell tor 64, and with Hcadlcy's dismissal four wickets were down for 05. Grant and Birkett then became associated in a partnership of 56 runs. COll- - who immediately became a favourite with the crowd, treated them to a splendid exhibition of batting and running. In the latter department, his team-mates have a great deal to learn. McCabo secured the wickets of Constantino and Francis in one over. Both were out to good catches. The tail failed and tho side iva3 out for 18S. Oldfield was never seen to better advantage behind the wickets, claiming si:-: victims. The visitors were r.t sea against tho slow bowling, and Oldfitdd was quick to seize his opportunities. In tiie hour before stumps were drawn, New South Wales scored 71 for two wickets. Bradman batted forcefully. The attendance was 17,330. Details:— WEST INDIES. First Jnnings. C. A. Roach, b Fairfax . . 43 F. R. Martin, c Oldfield, b Fairfax 21 G. lieadley, c Oldfield, b Chilvers 25 IC. L. Bartlett, b Fairfax .. .. 0 G. C. Grant, c Oldfield, b Chilvers 30 L. S. Birkett, c Oldfield, b Chilvers 31 L. N. Constantino, c Bill, b McCabe 18 G. N. Francis, c Oldfield, b McCabe 8 J. Barron, c Oldfield, b Chilvers .. 2 E. St. Ilill, c Hunt, b McCabe . - 1 O. C. Scott, not out . . .. 4 Extras .. .. 5 Total .. ..188 Bowling. Runs. Wickets. Stewart .. 25 0 ■ Fairfax 42 3 Chilvers .. 84 4 McCabe . . 23 3 Ilunt 0 0 NEW SOUTH WALES. First Innings. A. Fairfux, b Copstantine .. 10 W. Bill, c Constantine, b St. Hill 13 D. G. Bradman, not out . . o!) A. F. Kippax, not out .. 6 Extras .. .. 3 Total for two wickets .. 71

[The New South Wales team in this match is as follows: — A. F. Kippax (captain), A. Allsopp, Wendell Bill, D. U. Bradinan, H. Chilvers, A. Fairfax, W. A. Hunt, A. Jackson, S. J. McCabe, W. A. Oldfield, G. Stewart, T. J. E. Andrews, twelfth man.] ELLESMERE V. MALVERN. Flaying at Dunsmidel in a match for the Sub-Associations' shield on Wednesday ana Thursday, tho Malvern representative team defeated Ellesmcre by 84 runs. Mr R. G. Kobinuon, president of the Malvern Association, acknowledged the 'congratulations ot tho Klleamere eide. The umpires wenMessrs A. Dcy and P. Manaell, of Christchurch. Following were the scores: malvern. First Innings. J. Ounn, st Meyere, b Sail .. ..96 W. Somerville. b Smith .. .. 0 Q Wright, c Ridden, b Doak .. ..28 B. Shipley, o G. Macartr.ev, b Smith .. 18 W. Boulnois, c Smith, b Macartney .. 20 C. Innes, hit wicket, b Sail .. .. 5 L. Wright, c K. Macartney, b Smith .. 37 IS. Svme, b Smith .. ... .. 0 •I. Millard, c and b Sail .. ~ 3 G. Porteous, c G. Macartney, b Smith .. 0 h Jenkins, not out .. 1 Extras .. .. .. ..13 Total .. ..191 Bowling Analysis—H. Smith, five for 66, W. Leslie none for 27; H. Bail. three for 32; H. Dalley, none for 30; L. Ebert, none for M; \V. Doak, one for 14; G. Macartney, ore for 6 Second CTimn^s. Ounn, c Macartney, b Smith .. ..7 Somerville, lbw, b Sail .. .. ..63 Q. Wright, lbw, b Dalley .. ..2 Shipley, lbw, b Doak .. .. ..81 Boulnois, lbw, b Doak .. .. 0 Innes, b Doak .. ... 0 L. Wright, c K. Macartney, b Smtih .. S7 j fiytne, o Dalley, b Leslie .. .. 0 Porteous, c Doak, b Lealio .. ..10 Millard, not out .. ■■ ..0 Jenkins, b Leslie .. .. ..0 Extras .. '.. .. .. 22 ) Total .. .. ..172 Bowling Analysis—Smith, three for 66; Dalley, one for 31; Doak, three for 31; Sail, none for 25; Leslie, three for 7. ELLESMERE. First Inninps. H. Sail, c Q. Wright, b Gunn .. 33 G. Macartney, c Somerville, b Wright .. 28 K. Macartney, lbw, b Gunn .. .. 3 W Doak, st Somerville, b Gunn .. 1 J. Coe, run out .. .. .. 1 I<. Ebert, c Syme, b Gunn .. ..27 II Dalley, cQ. Wright, b Gunn .. 0 F. Ridden, run out .. .. ..10 11. Smith, oL. Wright, b Gunn .. S W. Leslie, run out .. ..95 II Meyers, not out .. ..30 Extras . - ■ -. 9

Total .. .. .. 175 .Bowling Analysis—Q. Wright, one for 73; I'orteoua, none for 15; Gtinn, six for 64; Sbijjley, none for 17; L. Wright, none for Second Inninga. O. Macartney, run out .. .. -.11 Sail, bL. Wrijrht .. .. 8 K. Macartney, lbw, b L. Wright .. 8 Mayers, c Innes, b L. Wright .. ..17 Doak, lbw, b L. Wright .. ..23 Coe, not out .. .. .. ..38 Ebert, c Gunn, b L. Wright .. .. 21 Dalley, cQ. Wright, b Gunn .. .. 5 Leslie, o Boulnois, b Gunn .. .. 2 Smith, c Jenkins, b Gunn .. .. 6 Bidden, hit wicket, b Gunn .. ..2 Extraa .. .. .. ..13 Totil .. .. 151 .Bowling Analysis—Gunn, four for 46; Wright, none for 11; L. Wright, five for 60; Syme, none for 24.

SUMNER CLUB. The teams for thin Afternoon's matches are as follows: Third Grade v. Old Bovs, nt Hospital Cornor—D. M. Richardson, Tj. Nekton, C. Merry, "\V. Yntfls, D. Drnve, JI. Odell, E. Merritt, D. Bowman, R. Knox, P. ChristianRon I*. Monofruo. Sixth Grade r. Christ's Collect at Sumner Shnnd (2), MacLfichlan, ChHty. Stevens Orawphaw, Duff. Tjonguet, Apderson, Cooper, Buchanan, MoNatty.