NEW SOUTH WALES V. M.C.C.

Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 129, 27 November 1929, Page 8

NEW SOUTH WALES V. M.C.C.

BIG SCORES IN DRAWN GAME

SYDNEY, 26th November.

The last day of the New South Wales v. M.C.C. match was merely a batting practice for both sides. Woolley captured two wickets, but the English bowling was depleted by the absence of Barratt and Bowley, and held no terrors for Jackson and Allsopp, both of whom scored at a fast rate. Jackson batted unconquered until 3.30, when, tho innings was declared closed with three wickets down for 305. Allsopp also accomplished a fine double. At one stage England had four substitutes in the field, with Dawson and Duleepsinhji bowling. Fifty runs were scored in nineteen minutes. The match ended in an inevitable draw, as England had to make 465 runs in two hours and a half. Allsopp's stumping of Duleepsinhji, who batted delightfully, was a good piece of work; Dawson and Legge carried the score along at a steady rate and when stumps were drawn the score was 204 for two wickets. ■ The takings for' the match were £3537. The New Zealand Cricket Council takes 75 per cent, of the net gate. The following are the scores i NEW SOUTH WALES. First innings 629 Second Innings. Fairfax, lbw, b Worthington „ 19 Jackson, not out j@B Andrews, c and b Woolley ...... 17 Marks, lbw, b Wool Ley ] 26 Allsopp, not out 53 Extras ' jg Total for three, wickets (doc.) 305. Bowling Analysis.—Allom took no wickets for 92 runs; T, rorthington, one for 63; Woolley, two for 84; Duleepsinhji, none for 24; Dawson, none for 30. ENGLAND. First innings 469 Second Innings. Dawson, not out §3 Gilligan, b Hooker 15 Duleepsinhji, st Allsopp, b Marks 47 Legge, not out 47 Extras 12 Total for two wickets 204 Bpwling Analysis.—Fairfax took no wickets for 7 runs; Hooker, one for 33; Dupain, none for 23; Bradman, none for 34; Marks, one for 28; M'Gabe, none for 21; Jackson, none for 28; Andrews, none for 10; Kippax, none for 8.