Day 2 - Bengal trail by 13 runs.
(5.5 ov) 28/0
Nessie Snedden
Mark Chapman
Michael Bracewell
Glenn Phillips
Blair Tickner
Daryl Mitchell
Devon Conway
Jacob Duffy
Finn Allen
Anrich Nortje
Andrew Nesbitt Colin Snedden
April 03, 1892, Auckland
September 27, 1968, Auckland, (aged 76y 177d)
Right arm Medium
CA Snedden
(brother),
WN Snedden
(son),
MC Snedden
(grandson),
(son)
Nessie Snedden captained New Zealand in several representative matches against overseas sides, his first-class career finishing before New Zealand were granted Test Status. A capable allrounder, he played for Auckland from 1909 to 1928, averaging over 30 with the bat, and taking altogether nearly 100 wickets with his medium-pace bowling. He toured Australia in 1913-14, and after the war captained New Zealand against VS Ranford's Australian side in 1920-21 and against the MCC in 1922-23. His highest score was 139 against Hawke's Bay in 1920-21 when he also took 5 for 13. For most of the period between 1922 and 1937 he was a member of the New Zealand Selection Committee.
Wisden Cricketers' Almanack
FC 49 87 4 2492 139 30.02 2 14 20 0
FC 49 2502 95 5/13 26.33 4 0
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