N.Z. BOWLERS FORM

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 141, 1 July 1937, Page 5

N.Z. BOWLERS FORM

Somerset . Dismissed for 254 Rutts ACCURATE FIELDING (From the Speoiai Ckjrrespondent of the tTnited Presa Attoeiatioil With the Team.) (Received 1, 11.0 a.m.) TADNTON, June 30. Gonsistently accurate length by Cowie and clever variation by Duntiing, supported by alert fielding, especially by Wallace, Gowie and Hadlee in the outfield, and spectacular high catcbes in the gully by Lamason and Hadlee, the latter dismissin^ Wellard, the local sixer speeialist, assisted New Zealand to take nine county wiekets for 170, until a stubborn last-w icket partnership by Bennett and Hazel added 84 runs in 70 minutes, this partnership being efentually broken- by Dunning with a beautiful off-spinner. The Tindill-Wallace com.bina.tion was responsible for Lee being swiftly run out. The resnlt proved. very satisfactoTy considering that it was a batsman*s wioket and that Somerset yesterday defeated the strong Glamorgan side by 263 runs. New Zealand, in a bad failing light, lost Garson and Tindili to fast and accurate bowling by Wellard and Andrews, The game was witnessed by 1000 sportsmanlike humorous West Country people. Lowry, playing agiainst his old coUnty, was a popular figure, and was generoufcly applatided for his fielding. SOMERSET. First Innings. "Lee, run out ... 38 Rippon, c Tindili, b Dunning ... 27 Burrough, o Gallichan, b CoWie ... 0 Gimblett b Gallichan 15 Andrews, b Dunning ... "... 19 lngle, o Lamason, b Weir ... ... 37 Bennett, not out 50 Ha2ell, b Dunning 32 Luckes, l.b.W., b Oowie 3 Wellard, c Hadlee, b Dunning ... 11 Bunce, b Cowie 3 Extras • 19 T\al ... ... 254 BOWLING ANALYSIS Q. M. R. W. Cowie ... 31 8 66 3 Weir ... 21 3 56 1 Gallichan ... 14 8 15 , 1 Dunning ... 35 14 98 : 4 NEW ZEALAND First Innings. Hadlee, not otffi 21 Tindili, b Andrews ... ... 13 Carson, c Hazell, b Wellard ... 2 Extras 5 Total i'os tWo wickets ... 41 BOWLlNG ANALYSIS Q. M. R. W, Wellard 5.3 0 18 1 Andrews ... 5 1 18 1