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SOUTH AFRICANS v. TASMANIA. l'.,V Telcvrrapli. —l'ro.?-- Ass:v.-i;iti>in.- <_':■p>"'"'-^t. Launeoston, Thursday. The South Africans concluded their match against Tasmania at Launeeston to-day, winning by 209 runs. Sherwell scored 141 as the result cf <JS minutes' })lay, and Sinclair made 66 in 22 minutes. The visitors declared their innings closed with six wickets down for 288. In Tasmania's second innings, Smith carried out his bat for a faultless display of belting, making - 124 in two hours 52 minutes. SECOND MATCH AGAINST TASMANIA. Hobart, Last Night . The weather was showery for the second match against Tasmania. Ten minutes before luncheon play was suspended and was not resumed till after 4 o'clock, owing to the wicket being lightly covered with water. The I attendance was poor and play at times j very slow, although Nourse gave a bit i of his quality by rattling up 71. \ Sinclair showed hitting powers. The i I team, as a whole, aid not show to | great advantage, possibly owing to I their all-night travelling from Launces- j ton. The bowling of the Tasmanians I was very meritorious, Windsor being | particularly good. For a short time the fielding was brilliant. Scores :■ — ! SOUTH AFRICANS.—First Innings, j Commaillee, c Boddam b Windsor ... 2 Strieker, c Frost h Boddam ... 11 Faulkner, l.b.w. b Windsor ... 6 Nourse, c Hudson b Windsor ... 71 Snooke, c Boddam b Windsor ... 18 Llewellyn, c Boddam b Windsor ... 15 Sinclair, c Hudson b Windsor ... 23 Pearse, c Frost b Carroll ... 16. Sherwell, c Parkinson b Carroll ... 8 Vogler, b Windsor ... 3 Campbell, not out ... 1 Sundries ... 4
Total ... 178 Bowling Analysis. Boddam one wicket for 26 runs, Windsor seven for 95, Faton none for 37, Carrol! one for 6. TASMANIA.—First Innings. Eltham, b Nourse ... 13 Smith, not out ... 9 Martin, not out ... 5 Extras ... 1 Total for one wicket ... 28 INVITED TO NEW ZEALAND. Chriatchurch, Thi3 Day. The New Zealand Cricket Council has forwarded an invitation to the South African cricketers to visit the Dominion. If accepted, four matches will be played—at Auckland on March 10th, Wellington on the 17th, Dunedin on the 23rd, and Cbristchurch on the 30th.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 330, 21 January 1911, Page 5
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353CRICKET. King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 330, 21 January 1911, Page 5
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