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England v South Africa 2nd Test

South Africa tour of England - 1924 (1924) · Lord's, London · 28 June 1924

England won by an innings and 18 runs

England won by an innings and 18 runs. Jack Hobbs top-scored with 211 for England.

MATCH FACTS

Series
South Africa tour of England - 1924 (1924)
Ground
Lord's, London
Dates
28 June 1924 to 1 July 1924
Toss
South Africa, chose to bat
Result
England won by an innings and 18 runs
Captains
Herbie Taylor (South Africa), Arthur Gilligan (England)
Debut
Dick Tyldesley (England)
Umpires
F Chester and HI Young

HOW THE MATCH UNFOLDED

South Africa won the toss and chose to bat. It was Dick Tyldesley's first Test.

South Africa batted first and made 273 all out. Bob Catterall top-scored with 120, and Fred Susskind made 64. Dick Tyldesley took 3 for 52 for England. The innings was built on a 112-run stand for the fourth wicket between Bob Catterall and Fred Susskind, 41% of the total.

England replied with 531 for 2. Jack Hobbs top-scored with 211, and Frank Woolley made 134. The innings was built on a 268-run stand for the first wicket between Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe, 50% of the total. England led by 258 on first innings.

South Africa made 240 all out in their second innings. Fred Susskind top-scored with 53, and Bob Catterall made 45. Dick Tyldesley took 3 for 50 for England.

England won by an innings and 18 runs.

SOUTH AFRICA, FIRST INNINGS: 273 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Herbie Taylorc George Wood46
Mick Commaillebowled0–
Fred Susskindc Maurice Tate64–
Dave Noursec Frank Woolley4–
Bob Catterallbowled120–
Jimmy Blanckenbergbowled12–
Nummy Deanebowled33–
Aubrey Faulknerbowled25–
Tommy Wardbowled1–
Sid Peglerc Percy Fender0–
George Parkernot out1–

Extras 9 · Total 273 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Arthur Gilligan317703
Maurice Tate3412622
Dick Tyldesley2410523
'Young Jack' Hearne183351
Percy Fender91451

FALL OF WICKETS

1-4 (Herbie Taylor), 2-5 (Mick Commaille), 3-17 (Dave Nourse), 4-129 (Fred Susskind), 5-182 (Jimmy Blanckenberg), 6-212 (Bob Catterall), 7-265 (Aubrey Faulkner), 8-271 (Nummy Deane), 9-272 (Sid Pegler), 10-273 (Tommy Ward)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstMick Commaille and Herbie Taylor4
secondMick Commaille and Fred Susskind1
thirdDave Nourse and Fred Susskind12
fourthBob Catterall and Fred Susskind112
fifthJimmy Blanckenberg and Bob Catterall53
sixthBob Catterall and Nummy Deane30
seventhAubrey Faulkner and Nummy Deane53
eighthTommy Ward and Nummy Deane6
ninthSid Pegler and Tommy Ward1
tenthTommy Ward and George Parker1
ENGLAND, FIRST INNINGS: 531 FOR 2
BatterHow outR
Jack Hobbsc Herbie Taylor211
Herbert Sutcliffebowled122
Frank Woolleynot out134
Patsy Hendrennot out50

Did not bat: 'Young Jack' Hearne, Percy Chapman, Percy Fender, Arthur Gilligan, George Wood, Maurice Tate, Dick Tyldesley

Extras 14 · Total 531 for 2

Bowler (South Africa)OMRW
George Parker2401212
Jimmy Blanckenberg2831130
Sid Pegler3141200
Dave Nourse151570
Aubrey Faulkner170870
Bob Catterall30190

FALL OF WICKETS

1-268 (Herbert Sutcliffe), 2-410 (Jack Hobbs)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstJack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe268
secondJack Hobbs and Frank Woolley142
thirdFrank Woolley and Patsy Hendren121
SOUTH AFRICA, SECOND INNINGS: 240 ALL OUT
BatterHow outRB
Nummy Deanec Herbert Sutcliffe24–
Mick Commaillelbw37–
Fred Susskindlbw53–
Dave Nourselbw11–
Herbie Taylorbowled8–
Bob Catterallc Arthur Gilligan45–
Jimmy Blanckenbergc Jack Hobbs15–
Aubrey Faulknerrun out12–
Sid Peglerbowled8–
Tommy Wardnot out3–
George Parkerbowled01

Extras 24 · Total 240 all out

Bowler (England)OMRW
Arthur Gilligan246542
Maurice Tate26.48432
Dick Tyldesley3618503
'Young Jack' Hearne194351
Percy Fender145251
Frank Woolley4190

FALL OF WICKETS

1-50 (Nummy Deane), 2-78 (Mick Commaille), 3-103 (Dave Nourse), 4-117 (Herbie Taylor), 5-171 (Fred Susskind), 6-204 (Jimmy Blanckenberg), 7-224 (Bob Catterall), 8-231 (Aubrey Faulkner), 9-240 (Sid Pegler), 10-240 (George Parker)

PARTNERSHIPS
WktBattersRuns
firstMick Commaille and Nummy Deane50
secondMick Commaille and Fred Susskind28
thirdDave Nourse and Fred Susskind25
fourthHerbie Taylor and Fred Susskind14
fifthBob Catterall and Fred Susskind54
sixthJimmy Blanckenberg and Bob Catterall33
seventhAubrey Faulkner and Bob Catterall20
eighthAubrey Faulkner and Sid Pegler7
ninthSid Pegler and Tommy Ward9
tenthTommy Ward and George Parker0
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