CRICKET.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 667, 5 December 1882, Page 2

CRICKET.

Tho return match between the Barry's Bay and Akaroa Cricket Clubs came off on Saturday, and as will be seen from the following scores, resulted in an easy victory for the latter. Mr Bates having won the toss, elected to take the field, Taylor and Hamilton being the first to handle the willow for the A.C.C. The latter's career was very short, he being most unfortunately run out when the .score stood at one. Masefield joined Taylor, and thes*j two ran the score up to 21, when Taylor was dismissed by a rattler from Broderick. Munro followed, nd was treated in the same way. Keats stayed to make 2 and then shared the same fate. W. B. Tosswill followed, and assisted Masefield in running the score up to 49, for which amount the next wicket fell. Flu ley way ihe only other scorer, and the innings closed for G4. Broderick's bowling was very destructive i lie took 5 wickets, ull.clean bowled, for 13 | runs. Maseliiild deserves great credit for the patient game ho played. He went in iirst wicket down and stayed to sec the last mail in. His 24 contained two fives. • At 12.15 an adjournment was. tuado for }v:'<- which was provided in first-rate :;/•■• ;■;■■ Host Bayley. At 1.15 A. S. b\iK. and Broderick faced the bowling of Hamilton arid Taylor, and very rapidly knocked m> 18 beioiv a separation was '

effected, but this was the only stand made dining the innings, which closed for 37. Baker hit one 6 over the trees in good style. Hamilton and Taylor divided the bowling honora between them, each being credited with five wickets. The second inniugs of the A.C.C. was a much poorer display of cricket than the first, Hargreaves being the only one credited with double figures. All were disposed of for 46, Broderick's bowling was again most deadly, his analysis reading 12 overs and 3 balta, 8 maidens, 14 runs, 7 wickets. The second essay of the 8.8.C.C. was more unfortunate than the first, they being only able to put together 21 when the last wicket fell. Taylor's bowling fairly eclipsed all other performances, his analysis being 10 overs, 8 maidens, 7 runs, 7 wickets. The game resulted in favor of the home team with 52 runs to spare. W. B. Tosswill (wicket keepoi), and Gr. Flutey (long stop) performed their duties in a most creditable manner, as will be seen by the few extras scored to the 8.8.C.C. The following are the scores :— A.C.C. Ist Innings. A. G. Hamilton, run out 0 G. Taylor, b Broderick 6 V. Masefield, l> Baker 24 A. Munro, b Broderick 0 — Keats, b Broderick 2 W. B. Tosswill, run out ... ... G A. Tosswill, b Broderick 0 G. Flutey, b Baker 4 W. Glynai), h Broderick .., ... 0 W. 11. Hargreaves' sub., c Pringle b Baker 0 O. Watkins, not out „ 0 Extras 22 Total G4 2nd Innings. A. G. Hamilton, b Baker 5 W. 11. Hargreaves, b Broderick ... 12 G. Taylor, I) Broderick 1 V. Masefield, b Baker 0 A. Munro, b Broderick ... ... 2 — Keats, b Broderick .. ... 1 W. B. Tosswill, c Shadbolt b Broderick 0 A. Tosswill, b Broderick 0 G. Flutey, c Baker b Broderick ... 4 W. Glynan, run out ... ... ... 2 O. Watkins, not out 1 Extras 18 Total 4G First Innings ... 64 Total 110 8.8.C.C. Ist Innings A. S. Baker c Glynan b Hamilton ... 10 11. VV. Broderick, b Taylor 5 H. Knight, c Masefield b Hamilton 6 A.. 11. I-luseey, b Taylor ... ... 2 D, LeComte, c Taylor b Hamilton 0 A. Shadbolt, b Hamilton 0 T. LeComte, b Taylor 1 W. C. Pringle, b Taylor 0 G. D. Bates, l.b.w. b Taylor ... 0 A. Shadbolt, b Hamilton 0 G. Hunt, not out 2 Extras 5 Total 37 2nd Innings. G. Hunt, b Taylor 0 A. S. Baker, b Taylor ... ... 6 G. D. Bates, b Taylor 0 11. Knight, l.b.w. b Taylor 7 A. H. Husscy, c Masefield b Taylor 0 D. LeComte, l.b.w. b Taylor ... 2 H. Broderick, b Taylor 0 A. Shadbolt, cW. Tosswill b Hamilton 2 T. LeComto, run out ... ... 0 W. 0. Pringle, b Hamilton ... 0 A. Shadbolt, not out 2 Extras 2 Total 21 First Innings ... 37 Total 58