John. Leckie was unfortunate in not being able to get his century jin hig return to batting form. When the Bie indicated that a sporting declaration had to be made Leckie had scored 90. His skipper had kept the innings on og long as possible. For the opposition, F. R. L. Carey showed up particularly well and scored _a well earned 52 runs in a good innings, gofhg in as opening batsman and playing his innings well. Time proved the deciding factor and the innings was brought short when the early twilight made it necessary to draw stumps, Of the day's bowlers, Arnhold Graham took 3 wickets for 16 runs being put on towards the end of the match, while on the other side D. W. Leach took 2 wickets for. 28 runs in 18 overs.
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