Starting immediately after the roliing interval the Recs lost Allan at eight, and Quincey ten runs later. Divecha was assisted by Hart-Baker in a profitable stand before the latter misjudged one from Stokes and left before the fifty went up. The next half-hour was dull, Divecha playing a stubborn game while Harry Madar Occasionally relieved matters with a quick one. However, it was the only thing to do in such a position, At this junction Leach swung W. G. Graham into the attack. The move produced results almost immediately, for Harry Madar mistimed the newcomer to be returned after a patient innings of twelve, A few minutes later Dunkley caught brother Pat out pf his ground, and the scoreboard showed the encouraging sight of 81 for five. Shroff could do little better, and Graham claimed his third. victim. top end to give Graham the necessary Leach was bowling well from the
contrast, and for a time the batsmen could only run a single per over. Graham improved as time went on, and his flighting was troubling the opposition greatly. Again Dunkley figured in the limelight with a brilliant piece of stumping to dismiss Kermani, But the innings did not end as quickly as was expected Leriou came in, and together with Divecha, who by this time was set for a large score, rolled off the runs at a fast rate.
Taking advantage of a tiring attack the pair put on 34 runs before Leach made sure of a hard one. The innings ended twelve runs later when Graham continued up the pitch to dismiss Kellner, leaving Divecha unbeaten with a masterly 53 to his credit. The score-board showed 149 all out, Club Goes In "When the visitors started their innings at 5.11 p.m. they had 114 runs to make for victory, a total which could only be obtained by fast-scoring batsmen, as stumps were to be drawn at 6.30 p.m. L, F. Stokes and R, Booth opened to the bowling of Wilson and Pat Madar, After some careful play Booth was beaten by a spinner from Madar, and Kingdon joined Stokes at twenty for one, The former by this time had his eye in. and as is customary with him proceeded to bring his off into action, A mistake saw Kis returned, and almost immediately after Sinclair failed to survive an appeal by Wilson. However, Stokes found an able partner in his skipper, and the pair attacked the bowli from the start, From then on the match took on though, Lydall put up a good show is seen riding second from the left. arliest possible date, The next behind the sticks, only to give aw ay series of races will be held on Octo-four runs in a total of 250. ber 1 for members to contest for the Kellner's analysis was flattering, various trophies donated by members but with due consideration it must be stid that both Pat Madar and T. W.
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