The Archive · 1928

Lunch-Time Scores

In fine weather and before a moderate attendance the English XA, whose overnight score in their! Second innings stood at 412 runs for 8 wickets, resumed their innings to-day and were all dismissed for! 428 runs. Wyatt, who continued his innings this morning with 76 runs to his credit, was top-scorer with. 91 runs, South Africa, requiring 312 runs to win the match, then went in to atend had scored 45 runs without the loss of w wicket when play was adjourned for luncheon.

The scores up to the present are follow:—

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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