Requiring but 37 runs for victory, but facing the formidable attack of F, F. Kellner and Pat Madar, the Parsees opened in cautious fashion, The first wicket, however, fell when only three runs were on the board, S. F. Shroff bing caught by Kliene off Kellner.
Mehta and Divecha then became associated in a patient stand which defied the efforts of the Colt's attack to dislodge them, and was content Assuming the mantle of Rawsthorne, Lingard proved a thorn in the side of the Police batsmen and only A. C. Barton and F. A. Pitts managed io knock up respectable scores, The former, going in first wicket down, carried his bat for a stolid 58, while the latter had a lively knock of 32.
The Wanderers made a disastrous start in the face of excellent bowling by B. B. Boddy and H. A. Sevenoaks, and five wickets were down for only 29 runs when W. G. Graham took a EM
Kale, b. Bod. idy SA Day, b. Boddy W. Harris, b.
T. Bei C. Crank, Seven: wi Weaver, c. Baker, b. Boi Extras Total: Spacing lie hand in the proceedings and raised the score rapidly.
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