DOMINION SUCCESS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 204, 30 July 1937, Page 7

DOMINION SUCCESS

BATTING AND BOWLING. MATCH WITH SURREY. GALLICHAN FIELDS WELL. (From the Special Correspondent of the United Press Association with the team.) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) Received July 30, 9.55 a.m. LONDON, July 29. On the second day of their match with Surrey the New Zealand cricketers, continued their innings to score 495. Surrey replied with 277, and New Zealand batted again, at stumps 42 having been scored without loss. New Zealand continued their innings in fine weather on a good, wicket till the tenth wicket partnership had added 52, when Page was caught at cover. He had hit seven fours. After making their highest total of the tour, New Zealand achieved an unexpected but meritorious success on the field, dismissing the reputedly strong batting side for a moderate total on a perfect wickot, even though the attack was impoverished by the absence of Cowie and Dunning. The former retired with stomach trouble after taking two cheap wickets and the latter had leg soreness. Hadlee and Weir were the only bowlers above slow pace. Only Sandham among the early batsmen was comfortable. He stayed for nearly three hours. Moloney enjoyed a hectic period of deadly effectiveness, taking three wickets for no runs in two overs. Surrey then had eight down for 147. Watts and Gover, two bowlers, bitting vigorously, added 124 . with great pace. Watts gave a fine display lasting a little over an hour.. Ho hit nine fours and Gover six fours. Galliehan had field day in the slips, taking three good catches. Moloney’s success again illustrated how invaluable a leg spin bowler is in England. In view of the depleted attack the tourists were unwilling to attempt the task of dismissing the county a second time so a follow-on was not enforced. New Zealand batted for three-quarters of an hour. There was surprising interest in the match for an off day, the attendance bring about 7000. Details: — NEW ZEALAND. First Innings. Vivian, c Mobey, b Watts 12 Moloney, b Parker 51 Wallace, c Daley, h Gover 69 Weir, c Gregory, b Squires 29 Donnelly, c Gregory, b Holmes ... 144 Hadlee, b Parker .’ 39 Page, c Daley, b Gregory. v 90 Galliehan, c Holmes, b Squires ... 7 Tindill, c Watts, b Squires .... 0 Dunning, not out 29 Cowie, b Watts 5 Extras 20 Total . 495 Bowling analysis.—Gover 1 for 89, Watts 2 for 83, Parker 2 for 91, Daley none for 35, Squires 3 for 96, Holmes 1 for 51, Gregory 1 for 30. Second Innings. Vivian, not out 16 Moloney, not out 24 Extras ... ... - Total without loss 42 Bowling analysis.—Gover none for 22, Parker none for 15, Watts none for 3. SURREY. First Innings. Sandham, c Galliehan, b Vivian ... 83 Mobey, c Tindill, b Cowie ... ... 0 Gregory, c Galliehan, b Cowie ... 3 Squires, c Galliehan, b Weir ... 25 Barling, c Vivian, b Moloney ... 10 Holmes, c and b Moloney ... ... 0 Parker, b Moloney 0 Whittaker, b Moloney 14 Watts, e Hadlee, h Vivian 85 Daley, b Vivian 6 Gover, not out 40 Extras H Total 277 BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Byes five, leg byes four, wides (Weir) two.

0. M. P. W. Cowie ... 8 3 17 2 Weir ... ] 6 3 62 1 Gallichan ... lo 4 33 0 Dunning ... 2 0 7 0 Vivian ... 24.5 7 66 3 Moloney ... 26 5 63 4 Page 1 0 7 0 Hadleo 2 0 6 0