CRICKET

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 182, 19 November 1941, Page 8

CRICKET

P. AND T. DEFEATS CENTRAL

TWO RUNS MARGIN

P. and T. slipped home to a first innings victory over Central last week-end in a low scoring match. The Central XI batting first were all out for 43 and with such a meagre total to better P. and T. should have had the game definitely "in the bag." However Phillips taking 7 wickets for 18 runs mowed down the home; sides wickets and the game was not won until the last wicket. Details were as follows:— Central, Ist Innings Warren b Rigden 1 Magee b Chard 0 Miller c Chard b Rigden 14 Campbell b Chard 3 Franklin b Chard 3 Phillips run out 0 Webby run out 3 Russell not out 1 Neal b Rigden ••• 2 Black b Jeffares McDonald c Hunt b Rigden 2 Extras ,3 Total 43 Bowling: Chard 3 for 8; Rigden 4 for 21: Rivett 0 for 4; Jeffares 1 for 4. Second Innings Warren c Hancock b Rigden .. 9 Magee b Chard 2 Miller c Rivett b Rigden 14 Campbell b Chard 12 Phillips c Miocre b Rigden 2«> Black not out 4 Webby b Chard 0 Farnklin not out Extras - Total for G wkts. deel 68 Bowling: Chard 2 for 20; Rigden i for 38; Rivett 0 for 9. P. and T. First Innings Chard b Phillips I 3 Rigden b Phillips *0 Rivett b Phillips 7 Jeffares c Campbell b Black ~.. 6 Hunt b Phillips 0 Moore lbw, b Phillips o Clark c Miller b Magee 5 Dixon c Campbell b Webby .... 3 Keen c McDonald b Phillips .. 0 Hancock c McDonald b Phillips 1 Bradford not out •-» Extras 2 Total 45 Bowling: Phillips 7 for 18; Black !. for 11; Webby 1 for 16; Magee 1 for 1. Second Innings Chard b Phillips 2 Rigden lbw, b Black 0 Rivett not out 20 Clark b Phillips 0 Hunt not out 0 Extras 1 Total for 3 wkts 23 Bowling: Phillips 2 for 6; Black 1 for 16; Webby 0 for 1.

WIN FOR TANEATUA

BATSMEN GOME TO LIGHT

At the week-end Taneatua gained a four point win over Parca, thanks to the fine batting of \V. McC ready and Rowson who put on 55 for the first wicket.

Paroa, batting first made 148, H. Grant and Cleland opening well before Serimgcuc broke through Cleland's defence 25.1.14. Reid followed and the pair carried the scorc to G2 before Grant put his pads in front of one from Sykes. Grant batted. Avell for his 45 and lie id carried his to 40. also giving an attractive performance. Goile made a useful 15. Sykes was the most successful trumller —1 for 15. The innings closed at lunch.

After luSnch Rowson and W. SNIcCready opened for Taneatua, putting on 55 for the first wicket. Rowson made a useful 159. Thompson joined McGrcady and carried the

score to 97, before lie pushed one back to the bowler and was caught. 97.1.18. McCready continued his fine batting and was unbeaten at stumps for 78. Cleland bowled well for Paroa but without success in 13 over 8 being maidens. The scorcs were: —■ Paroa H. Grant lbw, b Sykes 45 Cleland b Scrimgeur 14 Reid c Curran b Rowson 46 Boon c Sykes b Shaw 3 Goile c Rowson b Martin 15 T. Grant lbw, b Sykes 0 Marsh lbw, b Sykes 0 Heaslop std sub b Sykes 0 Howat lbw, b Thompson 6 Shaw not out 3 | Extras 5 Total 148 Bowling: Rowson 2 for 40; Scrimgeur 1 for 46;, Martin 1 for 29; Sykes 4 for 19: Thompson 1 for 6. Taneatua Rowson b Grant 39 W. McCready not out 78 Thompson c and b Boon 18 Sykes b Boon 0 L. McCready c Cleland b Reid 9 Martin run out 19 Shaw not out 4 Extras 41 Total for 5 wkts 174 Bowling: Cleland 0 for 43; Goile 0 for 24; Grant 1 for 42; Reid 1 for 24; Marsh 0 for 14; Boon 2 for 16.