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England v South Africa 1st Test

South Africa tour of England - 1935 (1935) · Trent Bridge, Nottingham · 15 June 1935

Match drawn

Match drawn. Bob Wyatt top-scored with 149 for England. Stan Nichols took 6/35.

MATCH FACTS

Series
South Africa tour of England - 1935 (1935)
Ground
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Dates
15 June 1935 to 18 June 1935
Toss
England, chose to bat
Result
Match drawn
Captains
Bob Wyatt (England), Herby Wade (South Africa)
Debuts
Mandy Mitchell-Innes (England), Eric Rowan (South Africa), Dudley Nourse (South Africa), Herby Wade (South Africa), Denis Tomlinson (South Africa), Chud Langton (South Africa), Bob Crisp (South Africa)
Umpires
A Dolphin and J Hardstaff snr

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

England won the toss and chose to bat. Mandy Mitchell-Innes, Eric Rowan, Dudley Nourse, Herby Wade, Denis Tomlinson, Chud Langton and Bob Crisp played their first Tests.

England batted first and made 384 for 7. Bob Wyatt top-scored with 149, and Maurice Leyland made 69. Cyril Vincent took 3 for 101 for South Africa. The innings was built on a 139-run stand for the fourth wicket between Bob Wyatt and Maurice Leyland.

South Africa replied with 220 all out. Jack Siedle top-scored with 59, and Jock Cameron made 52. Stan Nichols took 6 for 35 for England. England led by 164 on first innings. South Africa followed on.

South Africa made 17 for 1 in their second innings. Bruce Mitchell top-scored with 8 not out.

Match drawn.

ENGLAND, FIRST INNINGS: 384 FOR 7
BatterHow outR
Herbert Sutcliffelbw61
Bob Wyattc Herby Wade149
Wally Hammondlbw28
Mandy Mitchell-Inneslbw5
Maurice Leylandc Bruce Mitchell69
Les Amesc Ken Viljoen17
Jack Iddonc Eric Rowan29
Stan Nicholsnot out13

Did not bat: Walter Robins, Hedley Verity, Bill Bowes

Extras 13 · Total 384 for 7

Bowler (South Africa)OMRW
Bob Crisp184492
Chud Langton3931171
Cyril Vincent4391013
Denis Tomlinson100380
Bruce Mitchell221661

FALL OF WICKETS

1-118 (Herbert Sutcliffe), 2-170 (Wally Hammond), 3-179 (Mandy Mitchell-Innes), 4-318 (Bob Wyatt), 5-325 (Maurice Leyland), 6-355 (Les Ames), 7-384 (Jack Iddon)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstHerbert Sutcliffe and Bob Wyatt118
secondWally Hammond and Bob Wyatt52
thirdBob Wyatt and Mandy Mitchell-Innes9
fourthBob Wyatt and Maurice Leyland139
fifthMaurice Leyland and Les Ames7
sixthLes Ames and Jack Iddon30
seventhStan Nichols and Jack Iddon29
SOUTH AFRICA, FIRST INNINGS: 220 ALL OUT
BatterHow outR
Jack Siedlebowled59
Bruce Mitchellbowled25
Eric Rowanc Les Ames20
Dudley Noursec Wally Hammond4
Herby Wadec Stan Nichols18
Jock Cameronbowled52
Ken Viljoenbowled13
Cyril Vincentlbw0
Denis Tomlinsonbowled9
Chud Langtonnot out0
Bob Crispc Walter Robins4

Extras 16 · Total 220 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Bill Bowes229310
Stan Nichols23.59356
Hedley Verity4118523
Walter Robins194651
Jack Iddon4230
Maurice Leyland72180

FALL OF WICKETS

1-42 (Bruce Mitchell), 2-98 (Eric Rowan), 3-103 (Dudley Nourse), 4-120 (Jack Siedle), 5-174 (Herby Wade), 6-198 (Jock Cameron), 7-198 (Cyril Vincent), 8-215 (Ken Viljoen), 9-216 (Denis Tomlinson), 10-220 (Bob Crisp)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstJack Siedle and Bruce Mitchell42
secondJack Siedle and Eric Rowan56
thirdJack Siedle and Dudley Nourse5
fourthJack Siedle and Herby Wade17
fifthJock Cameron and Herby Wade54
sixthJock Cameron and Ken Viljoen24
seventhCyril Vincent and Ken Viljoen0
eighthKen Viljoen and Denis Tomlinson17
ninthChud Langton and Denis Tomlinson1
tenthBob Crisp and Chud Langton4
SOUTH AFRICA, SECOND INNINGS: 17 FOR 1
BatterHow outR
Jack Siedlec Hedley Verity2
Bruce Mitchellnot out8
Eric Rowannot out6

Did not bat: Dudley Nourse, Herby Wade, Jock Cameron, Ken Viljoen, Cyril Vincent, Denis Tomlinson, Chud Langton, Bob Crisp

Extras 1 · Total 17 for 1

Bowler (England)OMRW
Stan Nichols51141
Bill Bowes4320

FALL OF WICKETS

1-3 (Jack Siedle)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstJack Siedle and Bruce Mitchell3
secondBruce Mitchell and Eric Rowan14
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