Thanks to a fine century by J. W. Pote-Hunt who retired after scoring 124 runs a Cricket Club XI were ble to defeat an S.R.C. side yester-by 47 runs, but victory only came by the narrowest of margins, and also through the sporting action of S. F. Shroff who agreed to two extra overs being bowled after the time limit for the match had been passed. It had been agreed to draw stumps at 4 o'clock, and at this hour the Recs had played out the draw. A consultation between the two captains took place and two extra overs were agreed upon. In the last ball of the first of these overs, the eleventh man of the Rees' side was run out and the match and won lost
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