Shanghai, June 10, After a splendid afternoon's cricket fon the SC.C. ground yesterday, another high scoring game saw' the Wanderers and Seaforth Highlanders secure one point each in a league on-counter which ended, in a draw after the soldiers had been on top almost all of the afternoon. The Seaforths, batting frst, declared at 242 for the loss of nine wickets, while the Wan-dorers had tallied 195 for eight when stumps were drawn at 7.30 p.mn.
The Seaforths appeared to have made a tactical error in continuing their innings for an over after tea, an over that gained them only three runs. Had they declared at the tea interval they would have had another 20 minutes In. which to retire their hosts and ther would possibly have done it and secured full points, Honours of the day went to young G. J. Read of the Wanderers who scored an excellent 84 not out in 110 minutes to stave off what at one time seemed certain defeat for the blub.
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