N.Z. BOWLERS ON TOP

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 191, 30 August 1937, Page 13

N.Z. BOWLERS ON TOP

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r- ' * -em * Sussex Team Dismissed for 151 TOURISTS 176 FOR FIVE ■ >

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BRIGHTON, Aug. 28. Against Sussex, the New Zealandera performed outstandingly against a team Eourth in the eounty ehampionship. Lowry 's clever management of the bowling and plaeing of the field, combined with the steadiness of the attack and smartness in fielding, yielded five wickets before lunch. Langridge, the former coach at Auckland, made a determined stand, and Parks and Griffiths, members of Holmes' team in New Zealand, also shaped well. The New Zealand bowlers, however, always held the whip. hand. Cowie, despite the strain of seven hard games in succession, bowled with great life, f our times hitting the stumps. Moloney bowled with a consistent length and persistent spin. Donnelly was respon- ' eible for a brilliant run out, while Hadlee made a fine catch at short square-leg. Enterprising batting soon gave the tourists a lead. Hadlee 's was a- fine exhibition of free strokes. He drove beautifully, and his innings included 11 fours and one six over the lunch marquee into an adjoining tennis courts. He attained his' four figures in firstclass matches, joining Wallace, Doin nelly, Moloney and Vivian. Kerr also was confident and aggressive, scoring quickly all round the wicket. His score included eight fours. He was dismissed through wonderfully fast stumping. Tate, despite his increasing weight and diminished pace, was easily the outstanding bowler. Wallace returned to the side, although his right thumb is still bandaged. Page, Weir,. Lamason, Gallichan and Carson are not playing. Scoresi— SUSSEX First Innings. John Langridge, run out . . . , 22 J. Parks, lbw, b Moloney ...... 30 Stainton, b Cowie ............. 21 Bartlett, b Cowie ............ 0 James Langridge, c Hadley, h Moloney 36 Parks, stumped Lowry, b Roberts 11 Holmes, c Lowry, b Donnelly ..... 2 Griffiths, lbw b Moloney .. •• ., 10 Tate, b Cowie .. ... ... .. . . . .. 4 Scott, h Cowie 2 Nye, not out ............... 4 Extras . .. .. .. ............ 9 . Total 151

NEW ZEALAND First Inningsi Vivian, lbw, b Tate 16 ; Hadlee, c John Langridge, b Tate 76 i Tindill, c John Langridge, b Parks 11 Kerr, stumped Griffiths, b Tate .. 50 i Donnelly, not out 14 j Lowry, c Griffiths, b Tato 2 i Wallace, not out 1 ! Extras ................ 6 i Total for five wickets .... . . 176 j NEW ZEALANDERS TO PLAY I IRELAND loddon; Aug. 27. After the Scarborough match th® New Zealanders will visit Dublin and play Ireland. Page is well on the road to recovery, and subjeet to a favourable report from the doctor, will probably play on Wednesday next. The game will be almost another Test, the English team being Chapman, Valentine, Kimpfon, Hammond, Bar* nett, Ames, Todd, Gimblett, Andrews. Edrich and Winlaw (Bedfordshire.}

O. M. E. W. Cowie . . .. 15.5 4 41 4 Roberts • . ... . . . . . • 9 1 11 1 Dunning ........... 18 6 41* 0 Moloney 12 0 22 3 Vivian 0 2 7 0 Donnelly 5 1 15 1

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