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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1932, Page 5

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SOUTH AFRICANS' POOR SCORE.

MATCH AGAINST TASMANIA

(Australian Press Association.)

HOBART, January 15

The South African cricketers commenced their second match against Tasmania to-day in splendid weather, on an excellent wicket. Tasmania won the toss and batted. They made a good start, scoring 82 for tile first wicket, but afterwards the bowlers obtained the mastery, and all avere out for 161 runs. .Smith Africa lost Mitchell for a single, and Christy for none, this being his first duck foi the tour, and there were thus two out for four. Dalton, off the first ball from Nash, got ail ugly hit oil tlie jaw. He was assisted from the field. The third wicket fell for seven, and the fourth one for twenty-live. Vi I jo-n and f 'Morkel stayed the collapse, taking the total to 84, when Viljoen was caught off Nash. The scores at stumps wore as follows : TASMANIA.—First Innings. Atkinson, c Mitchell, b McMillan 18 Badcoek, stp. Cameron, b McMillan 36 Nash, b Bell 0 Green, c Morkel, b Bell 10 Rushworth, b Bell 0 Burrows, b Quinn 20 (Hornsby, c McMillan, b Quinn ... 6 Richardson, b Quinn 28 James, b Quinn .... 0 Parry, not out 2 Townlev, c McMillan, b Quinn ... 2 Extras Total Bowling Analysis.—Bell 14 overs, 2 maidens, 43 runs, 3 wickets ; Quinn 13, 3, 36, 6 ; McMillan 13, 1, 55, 2 ; Morkel 3’ o,’ 17,’ 0. Bell bowled three 110 balls. SOUTH AFRICA.—First Innings. Mitchell, c Parry, b Nash ... 1 Cuniow, b Nash 13 Christy, b Nash 0 ■Steen, c Parry, b Burrows ... 1 Viljoen, c Atkinson, b Nash ... 27 Morkel, not out 52 McMillan, c Nash, b Townley ... 1 Cameron, not out 14 Extras ... 2 Total for six wickets ... ••• D 1