A long spell of inactivity in_ cricket through the recent heavy rains—sinee the Gth iust.—was broken on Saturday, when play was once more resumed. In the above match but little interest was then, probably through the heat prevailing during the afternoon, The S. C. C, went in first, but the scoring did not reach very high res, and the bowlers seemd to" have ters all their own way. 4, J. Wicks top score with 29 runs and the 8.C.C. were all out for a total of 139 runs. The SVE ug ix only managed to hit ap 67
Who following are the scores and analy 8.0.0.
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