CRICKET.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 2 July 1924, Page 11

CRICKET.

THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. ENGLAND, WINS SECOND TEST. by Cable—press association —copyright Received July 2, 10.45 a.m. ‘ 'LONDON. July I. England won the. second cricket ‘test match against the South Africans by an innings and 18 runs. The South Africans, in their second innings, had made 116 for 3 at luncheon, 228 for 7 at the tea adjournment, and .a few minutes after resumption all were out for 240. Deane, c Sutcliffe, b Heairne, 24; Commaille, 1.b.w., b Tyldesley, 37; Nourse, 1.b.w., b Gilligan, 11. —Reuter. The wicket was hard and the weather brilliant, Tate and Gilligan opened the bowling to Dean and Commaille. The former was caught at deep square-leg. The halt-century appeared in eightytwo minutes, and five bowling changes were made in the course of 21 runs. A hundred took 161 minutes. Susskind batted 2.) hours. Two hundred appeared iii 282 minutes. Additional South African scores were: Susskind, 1.b.w., b Tylcleslev, 53; Taylor, b Gilligan, 8; Catterell,' c Gilligan, b Tyldesley, 45; Blanekeuberg, c. Hobbs, b Fender, 15; Faulkner run out 12; Pegler, b Tate, 8; Parker, b Tate, 0; Ward. not out, 3; extras, 24 Rowling: Gilligan two for 54, Tate two for 43, Tyldesley three for 50, Fender one for 25. Hearne one for 35, Woolley none for 9.

COUNTY MATCHES. Received July 2, 1,4.5 p.m. LONDON, July 1. Playing for Oxford against Gloucester, Blaikie made 302. For Gloucester Den net took five wickets for 47 runs. Denby took five wickets for 73 for Derby against Leicester. Hutchinson made 343 for Warwick against Kent. Howell took five for 42, Partridge four for 27. For Somerset against Worcester "White took five for 27, Bridges four for 34 and five for 55.

Foster for Worcester made\ 125. Reuter.