CRICKET TRIAL

Hokitika Guardian, 22 June 1932, Page 5

CRICKET TRIAL

NORTH Y. SOUTH

DRAWN MATCH RESULTS. I United Press Association—By Elect™ Telegraph.—Copyright.) LONDON, June 21. In the Test cricket trial, tile North team were all out for 242 runs. The remaining scores were: SOUTH—First Innings. Woolley, c Larwood, b Mitchell .50 Alien, b Voce ... 2 Duleepsinliji, c and b Voce ... 128 Hammond, c Paynter, b Voce ... 130 Jardine, b Mitchell ... 20 Ames, b Voce 4 Cook, st. Duckworth, b Mitchell 22 Brown, c Sibbles, b Voce 7 ■O’Connor, not out ... 51 Tate, not out 18 Extras 15 ' Total for 8 wickets (declared) 447 NORTH—First Innings. Sutcliffe, c Peebles, b Allen 96 Paynter, b Tate ... 0 Keeton, c Peeples, b Brown 29 Wyatt, 1.b.w., b Brown 10 Leyland, e Jardine, b Tate 24 Timms, b Tate . ... 5 Larwood, c Peebles b Tate ~, ~, 4 Stibblos, b Allen ~, ~,< ~, ~, 1 1 Viyo, o Hammond, 1> Allen ~, 13 Duckworth, not. out 19 Mitchell, 1.b.w,, b Peebles 8 Extras 17. J Total ' ... 242 I Bowling analysis, for the North.—l Tate 4 for 56, Allen 3 for 65, Peebles 1 for 42, Brown 2 for 62.

Bowling analysis for the South.— Larwood 0 for 98, Voce 5 for 108, Sibbles 0 for 86, Mitchell 3 for 114, Wyatt 0 for 17, Paynter 0 for 2, Leyland 0 for 7.

LONDON, June 21. , In tlie lest trial, North followed on and in the second innings had lost G for 283. Scores:— NORTH—Second Innings. Sutcliffe, not out 110 Keeton, retired hurt 1 Paynter, run out 5 Wyatt, h Brown IB Leyland, c O’Connor, b Brown ... 24 Timms, b Tate ... .' ... -3 Larwood, 1.b.w., b Tate 07 b Tate 0 Voce, c and >b O’Connor 45., Duckworth, 1.b.w., b Peebles ... 2 Mitchell, b Peebles ,5 Extras 37 Total v Bowling.—T-at©'3 for 43,"‘Allen 0 for, 61, Brown 2 for 77, Peebles 2 for 55, Hammond 0 for 24, O’Connor 1 for 20. SOUTH—Second Innings. Woodsy, not out ... I'4 Allen, not out 12 Extras ... ... 1 'Jpotal for no wickets ... ... ,25 Bowling.—Sibbjes 0 for 7, Wyatt 0 for 9, Mitchell 0 for 8, Thlc match was drawn. TEST TEAM TO PLAY INDIA. LONDON, June 21. The test team to play against India at Lord's on Saturday is:—Jardine (captain), G. Brown, Y. W, Robins, H. jSutcliffe, P. Holmes, A. Paynter, W. Voce, G. Bowes, L. E. Ames, W. R. Hammond, and F. E. Woolley. Paino (Warwickshire) ’is twelfth man. AUSTRALIAN TOURING TEAM. ■ VERSUS VANCOUVER ISLAND. VICTORIA (8.C.), June 20. Playing in a drizzle and on a wet, wicket, the '.selected Vancouver Island rep. team of fourteen batsmen made 83 runs against the Australians, who scored 161 for the less of six wicked. Scores: — AUS'l’RALIA—First Innings. Kippax, c Poyntz, b Rhodes ... 35. Ives, st. Edwards, b Rhodes ... 20 | Richardson c Wennan, b Alexander ' 0 Fc,'hurst, not out 34 McCabe, b Dyson 33 Fleetwood-Sniith, b Goward ... 23 : Mai ley, b Quainton 6 Extras 10 Total for i-ix wickets 161 Bradman, Carney, Nutt and Rofe did not bat. Australian bowling analysis.— Me- 1 Cube 4 for 25,-Ives 3 for 31, Mailey 3 for 10. I WORCESTER V. INDIA. LONDON, June 20: India first, 297 (Nazirali 58, Lad 114 (Wright not out 58).