CRICKET

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 179, 12 November 1941, Page 8

CRICKET

WIN FOR P. AND T.

RIG DEN AMONGST THE HUNS

A win on the first innings for P. and T. resulted at the Domain on Sunday, the lioanc side, thanks to a good 48 by Riigden having a 60 runs margin. The visitors batted first and commenced disastrously five wickets being down before double figures were telegraphed. However D. Boon played a solid innings for 27 and with Hislop's valuable ten carried the score over the half century. Mr Elxtras was a valuable contributor with a tally of 14-

The innings closed for 66, Chard, Rivett, "Rigden and Cox having shared the wickets.

P. and T. made an auspicious* start and before Chard was caught "when he sent one back to Boon 55 were registered. With the game practically "in the bag" runs came fairly freely except dff Cleland who bowled 12 steady overs, and Reid who notched 3 for 23 in 5 overs, and tlie side tallied 126. With insufficient time left to> endeavour to alter the position several : Paroa batsmen enjoyed a little prac- i tice in the second knock. ' Details were as follows: — Paroa, First Innings j Rcid, b Ri.vett 2 Cleland, run out 1 T. Grant, b Chard 4 Goile, b Rivett 2 j Boon, not out 2/ j Giles, b Chard 1 j W. Howat, c Moore b Rigden .. 0 | D. Howat, 1) Rigden 0 Hislop, c Chard b Cox 10 Henderson, c Cox b Rivett 1 Marsh, b Chard 4 Extras Total . 66 Bowling: Chard 3 for 13;. Rivett 3f for 9; Rigden 2 for 13; Cox 1 for 7; Hunt 0 for 1. Second Innings T. Grant, b Rivett 2 Rekl, lbw, b Rivett 19 Boon, not cut 2^ Goile, not out 35 Extras 2 Total for 2 wickets 84 Bowling: Chard 0 for 14; Rivett 2 for 16'; Rigden 0 for 18; Clark 0 for 12; Hudson 0 for 19. P. and T., First Innings Chard, c and b Boon •> • > • 10 Rigden, c Cleland b Reid 48 Rivett, b Cleland 21 Hudson, b Cleland 13 Clark, b Reid * Cox, b Cleland .. Dixon, c Goile b Reid 0 Moore, b Cleland ® Hunt, b Howat •* r Keen, c and b Marsh . ° Hancock, not out Extras 1 Total 126 Bowling; Cleland 4 for 41; Goile 0 for 23; Hislop 0 for 8; Boon 1 for 19; Reid 3 for 23; Howat 1 for (3; Marsh 1 for 0.

CENTRAL'S COMFORTABLE. WIN

At the week-end Central had *aj comfortable won over Taneatua on the first innings Centra! batting first made 155, Taneatua replying with 31. Central opened Avell with Magee and Warren who made 34 for the first Avicket. Phillips coming in fifth wicket down livened things up making 52 not out. The tail enders took advantage of the bowling carried the scorc to 155. For Taneatua McCready and liowson opened, in the first over Rowson being bowled by Phillips and the telegraph reading 0-1-0. McCready carried his bat until the sixth wicket was down 'when lie was dismissed for 15.

Taneatua in the second knock made 49 for two Avickets Central being unable to break the combination of the "McCready Bros. Details were as follows: —

Central, First Innings j "Warren, c Thompson b Rowson 20 Magee lbw, b Rowson tj Campbell, run out 0 Franklin, run out 8 Webby, played on b Martin .. 5 Phillips, riot out 52 Russell, b Shaw ....; 0 Black, Qbw, b Martin 11 Miller, b Martin 11 Neal, b Rowson 14 Bradford, c Martin b Scrimgeor 0 Extras 17 Total 155 Bowling: Rawson 3 for 35; Shaw 1 for 21; Scrimgeor 1 for 46; Martin 3 for 36. Taneatua, First Innings Rowson, b Phillips .... 0 W. McCready c and b Warren .. 15 Thompson stp Neal b Phillips 0 Martin, stp Ncal b Black 3 Shaw, b Black 0 Sykes, b Webby Valker, b Webby 6 McCready, not out 0 scrimgeor, b Webby 2 \ T eal, b Webby 0 kVatene, c Magee b Webby 0 Extras 5 Total 31 Bowling: Phillips 2 for *12; Black > for 6; Webby 5 for 5; Warren 1 [or 4. Second Innings W McCready, not out 32 Rowson, Ibw Black 1 Thompson, b Phillips 1 U MicCready, not cut 11 Extras 4 Total for 2 wickets 4fl Bowling: Phillips 1 for 4: Black 1 for 5; Campbell 0 for 3; Webby C for 1: Warren 0 for 10; Franklin ( for 9; Magee 0 for 9; Russell 0 for 2 : j