Clem Hill's Reminiscences

matting, although the South Africans were far from disgraced. The home team scored 454 in the first innings of the first drawn match at the Old Wanderers ground at Johannesburg, and took a solid first innings lead into the match at the same arena a week later. Hill, himself, led the batting aggregates and averages, but other notable performances were those of team-mates Warwick Armstrong, who carried his bat through the second innings of the second Test at Johannesburg for 159 not out, and spinners Jack Saunders (15 for 176) and Bill Howell (14 for 174) in two Tests apiece. For his opponents, the outstanding figures were the two all-rounders Charlie Llewellyn, who captured 25 wickets at 17.92 and had a top score of 90, and Jimmy Sinclair who hit centuries in the second and third games as well as taking nine wickets. His Third English Tour 71