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N.Z. Bojwlers Upset English Batsmen KERR SCORES 1000TH RUN (E'rom the Special Correspondent of the CJnited Press AssociatioD witb the Team.) (Received 4, 9.50 a.m.) FOLKESTONE, Sept. 3. The New Zealand cricketers accomplished; a fine performance dismissing the strong English side so cheaply in their second innings on. a slightly helpful wicket. Hammond and Edrich scored quickly for half aii hour. New Zealand then captured five wickets for only 12 runs. 4 Donnelly, after finding his length, spun the ball back from leg. He bagged two valuable -wickets, one being well caughit at first slip. Qowie was coming with great pace off tlie pitch. For about eight overs he seemed to have all the batsmen bamboozled. When Roberts and Duiining were reintroduced they each took a quick wicket. Seven wickets ^ were captured for * 50 runs. England declared at lunch, and New Zealand were left two hours and aquarter to make 219 runs. . The Englishmen bowled accurately and fielded keenly, and the task proved beyond the batsmen. Kerr completed iiis 1000 runs in first-class matches. Wallace gave an excellent display of weil-played and well-placed strokes. The wicket was dusty on the surface, and the ball was popping occasionally, the batsmen liaving to watch it carefully. Tindill played his last game of the tour. He has taken 51 wickets — 32 caught and 19 stumped. Scores. — ENGLISH ELEVEN First Innings .464 Second Innings. Barnett, l.b.w. b Roberts 5Gimblett, c Tindill b Cowie 2 Edrich, b Roberts 67 iiammond, c Cowie b Donnelly ... 63 Ames, c Tindill b Cowie 1 Todd, b Cowie 0 Kimpton, b Cowie 1 Valentine, b Donnelly 0 Winlaw, b Dunning 25 Ciiapman, not out 9 Extras 4 Total for nine wickets (declared) 186
NEIW ZEALAND First Innings 431 Second Innings Hadlee, b Edrich 8 Kerr, b Hammond ,47 Wallace, not out '. 74 Donnelly, not out 40 Extras 13 Total for three wickets 182 Bowling: xAndrews none for 45, Edrich 1 for 16, Todd none for 25, Hammond 1 for 44, Gim'olett none for 17, Valentine nonb for 12, .Winlaw none for 10. Ihe rnatch was drawn.
O. M. R. W. Cowie 17 2 57 4 Roberts 16 3 46 2 Donnelly 9 0 47 2 Dunning 8 3 32 1
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 196, 4 September 1937, Page 6
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