INTEREST VANISHES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1070, 6 September 1930, Page 9

INTEREST VANISHES

DRAW NOW INEVITABLE AT FOLKESTONE AUSTRALIA MAKES 43Z Reed. 10.20 a.m. LONDON, Friday. Interest has vanished from the match between the Australian cricketers and the South of England team at Folkestone, as a draw is inevitable. Chapman, the captain, put every man on his side on to bowl, with the exception of the wicket-keeper. Jackson and Bradman, resuming Australia’s innings, when the score was five wickets for 242, scored with freedom, hammering Freeman. Jackson reached 1,000 runs of the tour in first class games, and Bradman topped 3,000, including a Scottish century. The tail-enders, Wall and Hornibrook, made a surprising stand, scoring 97 in 70 minutes ard carried the visitors’ total past their opponents*. England batted for an hour before stumps. The scores are:— AUSTRALIA First Innings. WOODFULL, run out r. 4 PONSFOnn, <■ Calthorpe, b Allom . . TC BRA DM AX. Ibw, b Allom fi3 KIPPAX. Ibw, b Allom o JACKSON, b Langridge 7S McCABE, b Allom 34 A’BECKETT, c Hammond, b Freeman S 3 OLDFIELD, Ibw, b Freeman 30 GRIAIAIETT, c Langridge, b FreeHORNTBROOK * c* * * b ' Freeman 4;? WALL, not out Extras 20 Total 432 Bowling.—Tate, 0-31, Allom, 4-94; Freeman, 4-112; Robertson-Glasgow, 0-21; Langridge, 1-54; Hammond. 0-10; Wvatt, 0-32; Calthorpe, 0-12; Chapman, 0-Z: Hearne, 0-31. SOUTH OF ENGLAND First Innings, declared 403 Second Innings. | ROBERTSON-GLASGOW, not out . . 0 , AMES, c A’Beckett .. I ALLOM, not out •>7 ; Extras ’ 5 One wicket for s s ! , Bowling.—A’Beokett, l-ll; McCabe, j 0-4; Kippax, 0-23; Jackson, 0-3.