The Archive · 1926

Behaviour at Ichang

To the Editor of the "Nonrn-Cnusa Dau News' ing of the Men of Responsibility; the batting of the married men against excellent, bowling, in reply toa total of 99 runs; and the continuation of that batting after the 90 and nine had been hit off. Which phase gave rise to the greatest amount of interest among' those in the pavilion it would be: difficult to say. The single men were in charge of Donald Leach, while Doctor O'Hara had the married men in leash, was a game that will ong be remembered, for the fine bowling and fielding' of both sides till the game had been lost, and for the free and easy cricket that came afterwards.

Scores and analyses: for 38. Thanks mainly to a fine 55 by Gash and a bright 32 by Manley, the Rees had little difficulty in passing their opponents' score, the innings closing for 160. Divecha, who come from the other match, took three wickets for 18, Scores and analyses:

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