N.Z. WINS BY EIGHT WICKETS
Moloney Takes Five Cambridge Wickets Off 11 Balls WALLACE SCQP.ES WELL (From the Special Cprrespondent of the tJnited Preaa Aasociation with the Team.) (Beceived 28, 10,30 a.m.) CAMBRIDGE, May 27. Fraser, the slow left-hander, threatened a New Zealand collapse in the cricket match with Cambridge TJniversity, but Wallace, hitting ten fours and a sixer, made a superb stand, givdng a stylish display of ' footwork on drivps and square cuts, . He made a rock-like fence and saved the day, assisting the score frqm four for 46 to 135. There was a tense situation when 10 runs were wahted to equal the Varsity score. Cowie stonewalled and Wallace eollared the bowling, scoring 40 out of the last-wieket stand of 41. Cambridge opened their secqnd in® n:ngs with dogged determination, Payfon and Yardley taking 80 minutes tq score five rnns. Then thera was a period of lapse in the fielding, Payton giving chances off Gallichan and Mqloney, but the wicket now was perfeet and Moloney took the next five wickets with eleven balls. Page, with forceful driving,.hit four fours, ,and, assisted by Moloney and Padlee, succeeded an scoring the 'necessary runs with fielightful cricket for New Zealand to win by eight wiekets in an hour and a quarter, NEW ZEALAND First Innings. Page, c Kay, b Rpughtrought ... 1 Carson, e and b Fraser ... ... 3 HadJae, c Kay, c Roughtrought .„ 0 Rqherts, c K'ay, b Fraser ... ... 5 Molqney, st, Gibhs> b Fraser ... 28 Wallace, q White, b Roughtrought 71 Lamasqn, c Yardley h Fraser ... 13 Lowry, .c White, b Fraser ... ... 1 Gallichan, e and b Kay ••• 7 Dunning, run out ... ... ... ... 11 bowie, not out ... ••• 1 Extras ... ... ... ... ... 19 Total ... ... 135
. Seeond Innings. Hadlee, 'run out ... ... 14 Page, b Yardley ... ... ... 53 Moloney, not out .... 18 Parson, not out ... ... ... 4 Extras ... 7 Total for two wiekets ... ... 96
Second Innings White, Lb.w, b Dunning 12 Payton, © Roherts b Molpuey ... 45 Tindall, l.b.w., b Dunning ... 1 Yardley, c Lamason, b Gal|ichan 32 Pawle, run out ... ... ... ... 30 Gibb, st. Lowry, b Moloney 0 Roughtrought, st Lowry b Moloney 1 Cameron, o Hadlee, b Moloney ... O White, c Roherts, b Moloney ... 2 Kay, b Dunning ... 0 Fraser, not qqt ... 2 Extraa ... ... 3 Total 128
0, M, R. w. Rougbtrought 15,4 7 28 3 Kay; 12 2 27 1 Fraqer 20 9 51 5 Cameron ... 4 0 19 O
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
O. M. R. W. Rougbtrought 8 0 21 0 Kay 14 3 25 0 White 10 1 28 0 Yardley 5 1 7 1 TindalT ...... 2 0 8 0 CAMBRIDGE, ** First Innings ... ... 102
BOWLING ANALYSIS
O, M. R. W. Roberts 13 7 11 0 . Cowiq 13 4 18 0 Dunning ... 25 10 42 6 . Gallichan 16.2 10 20 3 Moloney 3 1 9 1
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
0. M- R- WCowie 10 6 24 9 Roberts ,.. 13 9 13 0 • Dunning ... 2l" 10 22 3 Gallichan ... 20 6 43 1 Moloney ... 10,2 2 23 5
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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