SHIELD MATCH

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12616, 29 November 1926, Page 7

SHIELD MATCH

QUEENSLAND PASS N.S.W. SCORE BRILLIANT BATTING BY THOMPSON SIX WICKETS TO CAMPBELL By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright (Received November 28, 5.5 p.m.) BRISBANE, November 28. On the second day of the Sheffield Shield match, Queensland, in their first innings scored 356 (Higgins 36, R. Oxenham 57, Thompson 134). Morgan took tnree wickets for 85, Campbell six for 118. New South Wales, in their second innings, have lost two wickets for 157 (Phillips 32, Steele, in, 67, Kippax in, 53). The weather was fine and the wicket good. Thompson played a brilliant and flawless innings, and his score included 16 fours. In partnership with R. Oxenham he treated the spectators to a most forceful and productive display of interesting batting. Campbell’s bowling was high-class, and kept most of the batsmen strictly on the defensive. New South Wales, in their first innings, scored 280.

NEW SOUTH WALES GRADE MATCHES

SATURDAY'S PERFORMANCES. (Received November 28, 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, November 28. Tito outstanding individual performances in grade cricket on Saturday were ns follow: For Randwick against Glebe, Ward made 96 and McCrystal 73 not out. For Paddington against Randwick. Rowe made 80.. For St, George against Petersham. Bradman made 110 and Targett 150 not out. . For Northern District ag&inst IS averloy, Loder made 97. For Gordon against Marrickville. Macartney 7S and lvelleway 63.

COMING THIS SEASON

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TEAM INCLUDING TEST PLAYERS. By Telegranh.— Pro-- Assn.—Copy richt ADELAIDE, November 27. At a special meeting of the Cricket Association it was recommended that the ground and finance committc authorise a trip to New Zealand at tl o end of the season. A large number of players, including A. and Y. Richardson, GrimmeC. Gunn, Scott. Parry. Pritchard, and Rundcll have signified their to participate in the tour. It is expected that the team w:'i comprise 14 players.