Hart-Baker and Leriou opened the Recs 2nd innings and the latter was nicely taken by Booth at cover off Stokes when the score was only 11 Divecha came in to play his usual stolid innings while Hart-Baker forced the pace as much as he was able; The score mounted slow}; Further disaster befell the Recs who the total shewed 30, Divecha failing to come out far enough to a perfect length ball from Jenkins, the latter following up well was able to make a good catch. Jenkins who was bowling an impeccable length, employed a sort of leg-theory in his attack,. Placing the majority of his field on the leg, he pitched the ball on the wicket with a decided leg break.
After dismissing Divecha, Jenkins clean bowled H. Madar with his next delivery. Kermani and P. Madar then became partnered in a stand which eventually realized 27 runs, the one and only worthwhile effort in the innings. Madar was clean bowled by Duckitt with a perfect ball when the score was 68. With five wickets down the Recs were in a hopeless position and there was little interest in further play. Duckitt had found: his length, and kept it with the result that the tail wagged miserably and the match ended an overwhelming triumph for the S.C.C. Kermani batted very well indeed for his 34 against first class bowling, while Jenkins and' Duckitt were outstanding for the S.C.C attack.
Full scores: S.R.C. 1st Innings—All Out for 73 runs.
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Ist Innings Stokes, c. P. Madai b. Shroff ote-Hunt, b. Shroff P. Madar, b. Kellner c. H. P. Madar, b.
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