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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1929, Page 3

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M.C.C.TE AM. DRAW WITH N.S.AV. (Australian Press Association) SYDNEY, November 20. . The last clay’s play in the New South Wales v. Marvlebone match was merely batting practice for both sides. Woolley captured two wickets, but the English howling was depleted by the absence of Rarratt and Bowlev, and it held no terrors for Jackson and AIR sopp, both of whom scored at a last: rate. Jackson batted unconq tiered; until 3.30 o’clock, when the innings was declared closed. Allsopp also accomplished a fine double. At one stage England had four substitutes in the field. With Dawson and Duleepsinghji bowling, fifty runs were scored in nineteen minutes. The match ended in the inevitable draw, as England bad to make 465 runs in 2.) hours. Allsopp’s stumping erf Duleepsinghji, who batted delightfully, was a good piece of work. Dawson and Rogge carried the score along at a steady rate. The takings for the match were £3537 sterling, of which the Englishmen get £2OOO. Scores : NEW SOUTH WALES—Ist Inning-., Fairfax, l.b.w. b Allom 1'• Jackson,'c Benson, b Allom ... -10 Bradman, b Worthington 157'. Kippax, c Dawson, b Bowlev ... 10fh Marks, c and b Bowley ... ... 68 } Allsopp, c Turnbull,.}). Allom ... 117! McCabe, b Worthington ... ... 90j

Andrews,; (not out) .... ... ; ... 11? Oldfield, c Duleepsinjhi', b Worthington 3 Hooker, (not out) ... 6 Extras 36 Total for eight wickets 626 Bowling analysis: Barratt 0 for 136. Allom 3 for 127, AVorthington 3 for 151, Bowley 2 for 80, Woolley 0 for 77, Duleeosinhji 0 for 28. M.O.C.—lst Innings. Dawson, c Hooker, b Fairfax ... 3 : Gilliga.n. l.b.w, b. Hooker 45 Du.leepsinhjL, b D*uapin 34 AVoolley ,- b Fairfax >: 209 Turnbull, c and’b Bradman ... ... 100 AVorthington, cand In Hooker ... 7 liCgge, G Andrews, >b sDupain ... 42 Benson, b Fairfax 0 Barratt, (not out! ■ ... 12 Allom, b i Fairfax ... 12 Bowley, absent .... j ... 6; Extras ••• 5; Total. ..: 469 j ; -Bowling analysis: Dupain 2 for 117, Fairfax 4 Tfir 102, McCabe 0 for 56: Hooker 2 for 102, Bradman 1 for 88. “larks 0 for 4. NFAV SOUTH WALES—2nd Innings. Fairfax, 1.b.w., b AVorthington ... 19 Jackson Hint- -out) 168 Andrews, c and b AVoolley ... ••• 17 Marks, kb.iy.j .b. AVoolley 26 Alis.opp(not.,pJut).. Extras ... . ,• v.. Total for three wickets ... 305 Bowling analysis.—Allom. 0 for 92, Worthington 1 for 63, Wool-ley-2 for 81, Diileepsinliji 0 for. 24; Dawson 0 for 30. -■> - M.C.C.—Second Innings. Dawson (not out) 83 Gilligan, b. Hooker ... ... ... 16 Duleepsinhji, st. Afisopp, b Marks 47 Legg (not out) Extras 12 Total 204 Bowling analysis.—Fairlax 0 tor 7, Hooker 1 for 33, Dupain 0 for 23, Bradman 0 for 34, Marks 1 for 28, McCabe O.for 21, Jackson 0 for 28, Andrews 0 for 10, Kippax 0 for 8.

BOWLEY GOING TO ROTOItUA. N.Z. SELECTORS. CHRISTCHURCH, November 20. At a meeting of the New Zealand Cricket Council to-night, it was reported that Mr Gilligan, captain of the M.O.C. team, had cabled, as follows: “Am very worried about Bowley. He ltas an acute attack of sciatica. Pronose sending him to New Zealand, next boat. Would treatment at Rotorua cure?” A reply has been sent agreeing to Gifligan’s proposal. The Australian Board of Control wrote that the receipts for the Adelaide match against M..C.C. were £951, leaving a credit bala nee of £740. New Zealand is taking 75 per cent of the nett profit. The following selectors were chosen for W.v Zealand : Messrs W. S. Brice 'Wellington'). H. B. Whitta (Canterbury'). F. Williams (Otago), N. C. Sneddon (Auckland).