IN AUSTRALIA.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 967, 7 November 1910, Page 5

IN AUSTRALIA.

SOUTH AFRICA AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA. By Telegraph—Press Association—OopyriSß'' (Rec. November 6, 5.5 p.mi) Adelaide, November 6. The match South Africa v. South Australia was commenced yesterday. The weather was cool and the wicket a trifle slow, but helped the blowlers slightly for\ half an hour. Hill won the toss and sent his opponents in to bat. The- wicket nipped a bit, and the opening batsmen were uncertain in their timing. Zulch and Strieker were soon out from weak strokes (two wickets for 8 runs), and Sherwell was bowled by a good "swerver."—Three wickets for 19. Nourse foolishly ran himself out (four for 20), and Snooke was shortly afterwards from, a mishit.—Five wickets for 25. Llewellyn was caught at the wickets.— Six for 40. Faulkner and Schwarz then effected a good stand. The former was brilliant, and among other strokes hit a fine sixer. At the luncheon adjournment the score was: Sis wickets for 64 runs. After resuming Faulkner gave a chance, his score then being 35. The century was made after 1 hour 52 minutes' play, and one run later Schwarz was bowled. Faulkner was caught at square-leg with trie score at 109. Ho batted 85 minutes. The whole innings lasted 150 minutes. The South Australian innings opened with a.maiden from Nourse, and Vogler's first ball at Zschorn. Clem Hill was vigorous, but with the total at 28 he was deceived by a break-back, and easily caught at cover. Both Mayne and Gehrs fell an easy prey to "googlies," and four were out for' 31. A useful 66 was contributed by Crawford, who was brilliant, but he was badly missed at 27. Chamberlain wns completely befogged by one from Schwarz, and out with the total at 89. Crawford made fifty in fifty-one minutes, but was eventually caught at long-on with the score at 118. He had batted 62 minutes. Whitty, at the finish, hit three sixers. The South Africans fielded well and Schwarz and Vogler bowled splendidly. They had all the batsmen except Crawford and Whitty troubled. Schwarz beat them by unexpected offbreaks, while Vogler mixed his bowling well. SOUTH AFRICA.' First Innings. Strieker, c. Zschorn, b. Whitty ... 3 Zulch, c. Mayne, b. AVhitty '0 Sherwell, b. Whitty .. 8 Nourse, run out '• '■• 4 Faulkner, o. Hill, b. Bees ;... 54 Snooke, c, Hill, b. Crawford 4 Llewellyn, c. Campbell, b. Crawford 3 Schwarz, b. Whitty 22 Pearse, b. Wright' ■• .21 Vogler, not out 5 Pegler, c. Zschorn, b. Wright ...... 0 Extras 9 Total .' 133 SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Mayne, b. Schwarz 9 Zschorn, c. Sherwell, b. Vogler 0 Clem Hill, c. Schwarz, b..Vogler ... lo Gehrs, st. Sherwell. b. Schwarz... 1 Crawford,- c. Snooke, b. Schwarz 66 S. Hill, o. Vogler, b. Schwarz 11 Chamberlain, 1.b.w., b. Schwarz ... fa Campbell, c. Sherwell, b. Vogler ... 8 Rees, st. Sherwell, b. Schwarz ... 11 Whitty, not out d £ Wright, not out ° Extras • ■ '■•• Xo Total for nine wickets 169 Bowling Analysis. • Schwarz took six wickets for 66 runs ; Vogler, three for 39. QUEENSLAND AND NEW SOUTH WALES. | By Tekeraph-Press Association-Oopyrient. (Rec. November 6, 5.5 p.iri.) ' Sydney, November 5. New South Wales made 212 in their first inuincs (Collins 59). Queensland, in their second, made ' 203 (Hutcheon 64, Jennings 37, Marshall 27, and Armstrong 27). New South Wales, in thoir second innings, have lost one wicket for 18 runs.