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BRIDGE CRICKET -FEST ·

London, June 17.

The score was 198 for five wickets. After the heavy rain of yesterday The old saying that interval is the afternoon, the wicket was drying best change bowler was borne out rapidly under the Influence of sun-after ten, shine and wind. As might be expect ed under such circumstances, R. E. 8. Wyatt, the English captain, decided to declure with Saturday's total of 384 for seven wickets and let the South Afrlenns make what they could

of it.

The weather was fine and sunny when the South Africans commenced their innings before a crowd of 3,000 spectators. The pace of the wicket was easy

When play, resumed, Cameran could only add two run to his score. He was bowled by Nichols,

The neore-board rend 198, for six. Cameron played on after being at the wickets for 115 minutes, during which time he hit eight fours, the feature of his innings being fine drives on the leg side.

Vincent was out from the second and with the score

After Bowes, Nichols, Verity and bill he receive had his off stump

of Nicholl's ex- Langston was unable to score and Crisp was caught at cover

Robins had had spells with the ball, at 25, for H. the attack was eventually in the hands removed by ons of Robins and Nichols. The Intter was presses, lifting the ball occasionally.

The South African opening bats-by Robins, Nicholls again being the men, 1. 3. Siedle and H. Mitchell, were lucky bowler. The innings closed for LETS thus defensive until Siedlo drove Robles pa

past cover to the boundary ropes for

for the first boundary hit of the innings.

Scoring was exceptionally low, Siedle taking 51 minutes to get into double figures.

Following on Siedle was caught by Verity at short square-leg off Nicholls. for two runs, in the third 'over of the Mitchell and Rowan then mung. played out time,

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Mitchell Bit a couple of boundaries and was then howled by Nichols who i went down a half which ene up very 1. W. Sateliffe, Lbŵ, Langton fast off the pilch. He had been bok | R. E, S, Wyatt, e Wade, b'Crisp 149 ting for 65 minutes for his 25 runs. 1. flammond. th.., b Vincent 28

The scoreboard showed 42 runs N. 8. Mitchell-Innes, Lhw.. b when Mitchell left.

Mitchell

Siedle was joined by B. A. Rowan. [ M. Leyland, « Mitchell, ↳ Crisp 69

of the most accomplished bate- E. Amin, e Viljoen, à Vincent men in the touring side. The new. Idon, e Rewan, h Vincent comer-settled down quickly and hit M. Nichols, not out

a four to the on-boundary, to holst

the half century in 68 minuten.

At lunch time, Siedle and Rowan were still together. They had mean while taken the secre to 98 for ene wicket.

SIEDLE'S FINE SHOTS

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Crisp Langton

Siedle was hitting some fine shots Vineen. to the leg side, especially of Verity, Tomlinson the Yorkshire bowler. He had 47 (6 4 Mitchell his eredil and Rowan 20,

The crowd bad swelled to 6,000:

South Africans-Ist Innings

when the game was reamed after: 1. J. Siedly, ↳ Verity lunch. During the interval, there. Mitchell, h Nichola was a shower.

B. A. Rowan, e Ames, b Robins Without any addition, to the weare, A. 11. Nourse, Fiammond, b. Rowan WAS dismissed. Ho Was Verity caught behind the sticks by the II. F. Wade, e Nichols, b Verity wicket-keeper, Ames, who was stand. B. Cameron, b Nichols

the bowling of Robins. K. 4. Viljoen, Nichols.... ing up to

was attempting a late ent when ... Vincent, w., Nichols he salcked the ball into Ames' gloves. 1. Tomlinson, b Nichols A. 1. Nouree, of whom grent | A. B. C. Langton, not out

things were experted, turned out to

by A

a disappointment, ile stayed long enough to make only four runs.

crashed Robins to the off boundary, 15

send up the 100 in 362 minutes,

It, J. Criep, e Raling, b Nichols

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Total

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220

Fall of wickets.-1 (Mitchell) for 42; 2 (Rowan) for 98: 3 (Nourse) for

He then gave a "dolly" catch to Hammond, delding second slip, all 103; 1 (Siedle) for 120; 6 (Wade) for Verity shortly afterwards. The ball 174; carked up suddenly,

(Cameron) for 198; 7 (Vincent) for 18; 8 (Viljoen) for who had been batting very 215; 9. (Tomlinson) for 216; 10

pation all the while, was the next (Crisp) 220,

man to poturn to the pavilion. With his score at 59 he was bowled by the Yorkshire left-hander. He had con- tributed almost half his side's score of 120 for four wickets.

Nichols He reached his 50 with a leg bound-

Bowes Verity my off Verity after being at the wicket for 160 minutes. He lost his Robinn wicket through attempting to make a

Iddon big hit to leg. His innings was fault-Leyland less, and included in his 59 were six boundary strokes. Altogelber' he batted for 176 min

minutes.

H. B. Cameron, the South African wicket-keeper, joined his cuplain, who Ji that stage was not out with live riins. Cameron at once showed that he was in an aggressive mood. Al- Though Wade had been at the wicket for some little time Cameron quickly overhauled him..

CAMERON AggressivE

When the score had been taken to 316 for four wickets, Cameron had 17 while Wade could only claim ten, Three fours in an over by Cameron off Robins helped the South Africans in hoist the 160, which was reached after 220 minutes play.

Bowling Analysis

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Mitchell, not out Siedle, Verity b "Nichols Rowan, not out

Total

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