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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 257, 28 March 1914, Page 5

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*EW ZEAL4NJ) AT SALE MAKESjus Cfi|l By Tflegraph-Pre,, AtiM «Bo«utifui .wisS"jyM or the openinr day' a p M Inland Cricket eonditSSi l J? f 1 ™ 0 "* day had alwoatfß )H though, if anything, 711 There was a good attendaaffijffl tetr and McGregor stoodlS Australian eleven. 3j«| New Zealand made a ditulU fo; with only isiVffßß •wiekcto had fallen, including fISB [act, while the three wiXt/sS "iff not a single run was kJI ™* and Snedden stared Ctil 40 appeared on the helped Snedden to take 71 before the latter ]«ft. - ,fl ihen ensued the partnentill flay, that between &le «§!■ *»th After the latter 3 he played a nostatSl nm/f, x„d with Sale aWoriffll the other end, the outlook Slg hopeful. Ninety-seven runVlSi e d to the pavilion. H 3 Sale valuable assistance, aadfaul tal gradually rose, so did Sal«*fi batt.ng splendidly, flet * UI T He siiecceded in reaohfia fijrures with the last nttHSsß received a great ovation for 111 l mncs against p3ds. ~H| The last wicket fell at m!m ™* then drawn for the da£~ 3 The feature of, the AustraHi formance was the fine bowfoira rtrong, who troubled all tiijl jnd pot the good fibres ,TJ3 for 47 rnns. The AnstraUaSl I was on the whole twor, tfuwtiH I redeemed to some effect bv t&l j catches by Waddy and OoJUbj^ NEW ZEALAND.-First In* 'Condliffe, b Armstrong 31 j Hemus, e Waddv b Crawford*!! IMeMahon, b Armstrong «JI | Patrick, c Collins b Annatro'ill [Snedden, c and b Armßtron* ™JM Brooke-Smith, b ff oMe Holland, b Mailcy ?|Hj Jobinson, e McKc'nrie hJ&MbiSI Sale, not out *1 Bennett, b Armstrong■'.'.!!"'<a| Saunders, b Armstrong **"sM Extras ......'.WU Bowling analvsis: Arm*troM§ffl wickets for 47 runs, CnfwloMW 37, Noble two for 08, MafleV «1m McKenzic none for 0. ?»|