TEST CRICKET
M.G.G. V. SOUTH AFRICA S?re«« Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. CAPE TOWN, February 0. (Received February 7, at 1 p.m.) Jn the fifth test between Marylebone and South Africa, at Durban, Deane won the toss for the fifth time in succession, and sent Marylebone in to bat. The weather was bright and the wicket fairly fast. Marylebone in their first innings made 282. Details: —
Bowling Analysis.—Bisselt, two for 61; Hall, none for 48; Nnpen, five for S 3; Vincent, three for 63; Merkel, none for 3: Nicholson, none for 12. When stumps were drawn South Africa had lost no wickets for 6 (Taylor 3, Coen 2). Sutcliffe and Tyklesley played soundly, and were bright in patches, but excellent howling kept them on the defensive. The second wicket added 130. Hammond played freely and attractively.
Holmes c Cameron b Bissett 0 Sutcliffe c Cameron b Vincent 51. Tyklesley c Morkel b Vincent ... 1UU D. Hammond c Catterall b Nupen (i(i Wyatt c Catterall b Bissett ‘22 Stevens o Taylor b Vincent id Dawson lb\v b Nnpen 14 Asti 11 Ibw b Nupcn 1 Staples b Nupen o Elliott c Catterall b Nupen i Freeman not out (1 Extras ;i2 Total 282
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Evening Star, Issue 19784, 7 February 1928, Page 6
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