SPRINGBOKS RECOVER IN SECOND INNINGS AT ADELAIDE
(Press Assn.-
GRIMMETT'S SUBTLETIES FAIL
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ADELAIDE, Monday. The weather and wickets were ideal when the South Australian-South African match was continued to-day. The visitors' position was not improved by the earlier batsmen to-day as they lost four wickets for - eight runs in the first half hour. Christy again showed himself reliable and capable. Cameron and Balaskas were unaffected by Grimbett's subtleties, saving an imminent crash. Cameron played a forceful game hitting six fours and displaying a versatile repertoire of shots. Balaskas was 'top-scorer with a valuable 61. He hit six fours in unorthodox fashion. Scores : — SOUTH AFRICA First Innings 175 Second Innings Christy, c and b Grimmett 59 Mitchell, plaved on, b Lee 13 Viljoen, b Wall 17 Taylor, b Wall 3 Dalton, c Carlton, b Grimmett 0 Cameron, b Lee 41 Ba'laskas, Ibw, b Carlton 61 McMillan, c and b Starr 44 Vincent, c Lonergan, b Carlton 43 Quinn, b Starr 0 Bell, not out 1 Extras 11 Total 293 SOUTH AUSTRALIA First Innings 170 Second Innings Richardson, not out 8 Nitschke, not out 1 Total for no wickets 9
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 61, 3 November 1931, Page 3
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