NEW ZEALANDERS COLLAPSE

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 451, 19 June 1937, Page 5

NEW ZEALANDERS COLLAPSE

BATSMEN ROUTED

COUNTY WINS BY INNINGS

Lancashire’s Sound Fielding

(From the special correspondent of the United Press Association with

the team). (Received 10.30 a.m.) Preston, June 18. The New Zealanders again collapsed unexpectedly on an excellent wicket in the match against Lancashire, being dismissed in their second innings for li'i .uns. County thus won by an Innings and 74 runs. Carson fell a quick victim to the new ball. Donnelly pushed a short ball forward to short leg and was unfortunate. Lambton was agat.i unlucky enough to be beaten by the pace of a good ball off the ground. Hadlee opened confidently, but went out l.b.w. for the seventh time on the tour. Kerr went out to a woffiierful catch behind the wickets. Moloney was caught squarely when hitting a long hop. Weir wias caught at long on frpm a stroke which would have been a six on a normal ground. Cowie, who was patient and determined, went l.b.v . under the new rule for the second time in the match. Details are as follow: NEW ZEALAND. Firtit Innings 220 Second Inningt. Hadlee, 1.b.w., b Sibbles .. .. 20 Garson, h Sibbles 4 Kerr, c Duckworth, b Rhodes .. 38 Donnelly, c Hopwood, b Sibbles 0 Moloney, b Rhodes 37 Weir. C Oldfield, b Sibbles.. .. 11 Lowry, 1.b.w., b Rhodes .. .. 17 Lamason, b Phlllipson 2

Vivian, not out ; 5 Dunning, b Phillipson '.}) 3 Cowie, 1.b.w., b Rhodet l 1 Extras 11 Total .’’l49 Bowling: Phillipson 2 for 42, Sibbles 4 for 28, Nutter none for 31, Rhodes 4 for 37. LANCASHIRE. First Innings 443