ENGLAND’S SMALL SCORE

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 342, 25 January 1937, Page 6

ENGLAND’S SMALL SCORE

ALL OUT FOR 301. ADELAIDE MATCH. Bradman Strained Muscle In His Groin. Press Association —Copyright. Adelaide, January 23. The match between England and South Australia was resumed in brilliant sunshine. England was all out for 301 and at stumps South Australit had made 194 runs for four wickets. Bradman injured his groin while batting but made 38 before being caught by Ames off Barnett. Fishlock received a broken bone in the right hand while batting on Friday and he will be out of the game for several weeks. He did not field to-day.

Bradman, after batting a short time, strained his groin, and was given a runner. He went out when making a wild shot off Barnett, the seventh bowler tried. The attendance was 19,682, and the takings amounted to £1143. Bradman’s drawing power was shown by the fact that hundreds left the, ground before lie had reached the pavilion. Details are: ENGLAND. First Innings. Barnett, c Bradman, b Grimmett 78 Fishlock, l.b.w, b Ward 40 Hammond, c Ward, b Cotton .... 10 Leyland, b Grimmett 1 Wyatt, 1.b.w., b Cotton 53 Ames, b Grimmett 36 Robins, c Walker, b Cotton .... 2 Allen, c Richardson, b Grimmett 60 Verity, run out 11 Voce, b Ward 5 Fames,’ not out 0 Extras i 5 Total 301 Bowling: Cotton took three wickets for 76 runs; Waite, none for 37; Ryan, none for 36; Grimmett, four for 77; Ward, two for 70. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. First Innings. 'Ryan, c Fagg (sub.), b Verity .. 71 I Walker, c Verity, b Fames.. .. 29 i Badcock, c Ames, b Voce .... 13 ' Bradman, c Ames, b Barnett .. 38 Whittington, not out. 33 Hamence, not out 3 Extras 7 Total (for four wickets) . . .. 194