HANKS to the deadly bowl: ing of T. L. Rawsthorne, who returned an analysis of five wickets for 15 runs, the Wanderers were able to turn the tables on the Durham Light Infantry in yesterday's encounter on the Police Club ground. Hamlin playing for Staff and Headquarters score Tyros, who were saved by time fight all the way for their win by three wickets over the Parsees on the Cricket Club ground, The Parsees won the toss and elected to bat on a perfect wicket. Leach put Dunkley in charge of the attack from the Recs end, and after experiencing some difficulty in ranging the erstwhile keeper scored the homesters' initial success when Mehta cut hard into the waiting hands of Thomson at deep point, A quarter of an hour later the Parsee skipper fell to a snappy catch by Anstice at slip, and Karanjia followed after Graham had shattered his wicket. Kermani failed to survive an appeal by the same bowler, while a mighty hit by R. F. Shroff was coolly taken by Cook in the deep. Thus five of the best were back in the Pavilion for the meagre total of 26, and little was expected from an inexperienced tail.
However, S. F. Shroff had settled down by the time Tata joined him, and the two raised the score to 66 before the former was well-taken by Brown after a valuable and stylish innings. Charna did not stay long, but his stay at the crease gave his partner confidence, and slowly the Nomads attack was worn down. Anstice, who had been bowling quite
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