First-Class Cricket Matches 1947

WESTERN PROVINCE v NORTH EASTERN TRANSVAAL Played at Newlands, Cape Town, December 26, 27, 28, 1946. Western Province won by nine wickets. (Points: Western Province 5, North Eastern Transvaal 0) NORTH EASTERN TRANSVAAL 1 H.B.Jordaan c van Ryneveld b Hanley 40 not out 83 2 D.H.Naish c Ovenstone b Plimsoll 4 b Hanley 10 3 R.C.Hicks b Plimsoll 0 b Hanley 0 4 *R.S.Martin b Keen 10 st Ovenstone b van Ryneveld 9 5 K.J.Funston b Hanley 0 c Hanley b Keen 21 6 T.H.Woolley b Hanley 0 (8) c Keen b Hanley 12 7 H.E.Patterson c and b Hanley 15 lbw b Hanley 12 8 †J.D.Lindsay not out 7 (6) b Plimsoll 0 9 F.A.Seyfried c van der Spuy b Hanley 3 c and b Keen 15 10 H.H.Watt b Hanley 0 c Foley b Hanley 6 11 W.H.Douglas b Hanley 3 b Keen 0 Extras b 5, nb 2 7 b 9, lb 4, nb 2 15 —— —— 89 183 FoW (1): 1-15, 2-15, 3-37, 4-40, 5-40, 6-76, 7-79, 8-83, 9-83, 10-89 FoW (2): 1-20, 2-20, 3-39, 4-77, 5-78, 6-119, 7-146, 8-172, 9-181, 10-183 WESTERN PROVINCE 1 S.Kiel c Lindsay b Watt 2 (2) not out 5 2 †D.M.Ovenstone run out 14 (1) c Lindsay b Watt 3 3 T.M.H.van der Spuy c and b Patterson 22 4 G.Georgeu c Hicks b Douglas 68 5 W.B.H.Foley b Watt 3 6 C.B.van Ryneveld c Naish b Douglas 11 7 E.V.Witte c Lindsay b Martin 51 (3) not out 2 8 *J.E.Cheetham c Jordaan b Watt 66 9 A.D.Keen lbw b Martin 3 10 J.B.Plimsoll not out 2 11 M.A.Hanley lbw b Martin 5 Extras b 6, lb 7, nb 1 14 lb 1, nb 1 2 —— —— 261 (1 wicket) 12 FoW (1): 1-10, 2-20, 3-54, 4-87, 5-116, 6-129, 7-240, 8-254, 9-255, 10-261 FoW (2): 1-6 Western Province Bowling O M R W O M R W Plimsoll 25 10 24 2 22 8 39 1 Witte 8 3 10 0 11 7 6 0 Hanley 27.7 6 45 7 40 12 79 5 Keen 8 7 1 1 8.2 4 16 3 van Ryneveld 1 0 2 0 19 6 28 1 North Eastern Transvaal Bowling O M R W O M R W Watt 30 6 75 3 3 0 7 1 Seyfried 13 2 40 0 2.3 1 3 0 Douglas 30 14 57 2 Patterson 10 0 41 1 Martin 9.6 1 34 3 Umpires: D.V.Collins and S.Collins. Toss: Close of Play: 1st day: Western Province (1) 121-5 (Georgeu 64*, Witte 2*); 2nd day: North Eastern Transvaal (2) 106-5 (Jordaan 50*, Patterson 10*). 52