HIGHEST SCORE OF TOUR
CTnited Press Association
Meritorious Success Against Surrey N.Z. CRICKET TOURISTS (From the Special Correspondent oi the
with the Team.)
(Received 30, 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, July 29. On the second day .of -ihe mateh against Surrey New Zealand continued their innings in fine weather and on a good wicket till the tenth-wicket partnership had added 52, when Page was caught at eover. D© hit seven tonrs. After making the highest total oi the tour New Zealand achieved an unexpected but meritorious success in the field, dismissing a reputedly strong battmg side for a modex'ate total on a perfeet wicket with the attack impoverished by the absence (f Cowie and Dunning. The former retired with stomach trouble after taking two cheap wickets and the latter has leg soreness. Hadlee and Weir were t-he only bowlcrs above slow pace. Only Sandham among the early batsmen was comiortable. De stayed nearly three hours. Moloney enjoyed a hectic period, his deadly eifectiveness taking three wickets for no runa in two overs. Surrey had eight down for 14-7. Watts and Gover, two bowlers, hitting vigorousiy, added 124 with great pace. Watts gave a fine display lasting a little over an hour. He hit nine fours and Gover six fours. Gallichan had a field day ih the slips, taking three good catches. Moloney's success again illustrated how invaluable a leg spin bowler is in England. in view of the depleted attack the tourists were unwilling to attempt che task of dismissing the county the second timo and a follow-on was not enl'orced. New Zealand batted for three-quai-ters of an hour. There was0 surprising interest in the match for an off dayf the attendance being about 7000. Details : — . NEW ZEALAND First Innings. H. G. Vivian, e Mobey, b Watts 12 D. A. R. Moloney, b Parker ... 51 W. M. Wallace, c Daley, b Gover 69 G, L. Weii*, o Gregory, b Squires 29 M. P. Donnelly, c Gregory, b Holmes ... 144 W. A. Hadlee, b Parker 39 M. L. Page, c Daley, b Gregory 90 N. Gallichan, c Holmes, b Squires 7 E. W. Tindill, e Watts, b Squires 0 J. A. Dunning, not out 29 J. Gowie, b Watts ... 5 Extras 20 Total 495 Bowling analysis : Gover one for 89, Watts two for 83, Parker two for 91, Daley none i'or 35, Squires three for 96, Holmes one for 51, Giegory oue for 30 Second Innings. Vivian, not out ... «... 16 Moloney, not dut ... .... 24 Extras . ... ... ... 2 Total for no wickets . . ... 42
SURREY. First innings. Sandham, c Gallichan, b Vivitm 83 Mobey, e Tiudili, b Oowie ... ... 0 Gregory, ; Gallichan, b Cowie ... 3 Squires, e Gallichan, b Weir .. 25 Barliug. c Vivian, b Moloney ... 10 Holmes, c and b Moloney ... ... 0 Parker, b Moloney ... ... ... 0 Whittaker, b Moloney ... >t, 14 Watts, c Hadlee, b Vivian ... .... 85 Daley, b Vivian ... 6 Gover, not out ... 40 Extras ... 11 Total ... 277
uyes o, leg byes 4, wides, Weir 2.
O. M. R. W. Gover 5 2 22 0 Parker ...... 5 2 15 0 Watts 2 0 3 0
BOWLING ANALYSIS
O. M. R. W. Oowie 8 3 17 2 Weir ...... 16 3 62 1 Gallichan w 15 4 33 0 Dunning .... 2 0 7 0 Vivian ...... 24.5 7 66 3 Moloney 26 5 68 4 Page 10 7 0 Hadlee 2 0 6 0
BOWLING ANALYSIS
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 165, 30 July 1937, Page 5
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