The most exciting match of the tour was against Beaconsfeld, The Shang-kal Wanderers, batting in reply /Beasconsfeld's oral of 110, had scored 101 runs when the ninth wicket ell, H. J. Mf. Cook joined D.W. Leaeh Jand kept one end up whilst the neces~ sary runs were obtained to the accompaniment of great encouragement {from onlookers. "Leach in this match scored 50 not out. Against. Cornwell's XI he contributed a very Useful 61, the highest score of the four, and in the first and second matches scored 2¢ and 19 respectively.
Leach algo did extremely well in Bowling. His averages in order of matches played being 6 for 51, 5 for 83, 4 for 80, 3 for 13, and 1 for 37. '7. W. R, Wilson, T. C. G. Pearson, and W. Mansel-Smith all bowled well fat times and returned good figures,
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