GOOD RECOVERY.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1965, 23 January 1914, Page 7

GOOD RECOVERY.

OUR CRICKETERS IN AUSTRALIA, ' MATCH AT MELBOURNE. By telceraph-tress Association-Copyright (Rec. January 22, 9.10 p.m.) Melbourne, January 22. The match New Zealand v. Melbourne Cricket Club was continued to-day. Tho attendance was small. New Zealand made a good recovery. The', Tattersall-Sandman partnership yielded eighty-seven. Tattersall batted solidly and correctly and hit five fourers:- Sandman was vigorous, liitting six fdtlrers. Ho was missed in the long field when at twenty-five. 4'ho Melbourne Club's eleven batted briskly for seventy minutes and then declared. In New Zealand second innings Hemus and Hickmott were attractive. ' Hemus was sound and stylish and showed a variety of strokes. His innings was chancclesa and he hit ntno fourers. Hickmott was missed for a chance of caught and bowled when he was thirteen. He hit six fourers. : New Zealand.—First Innings. Taylor, e. M'Kenzie, b. O'Donoghue 21 HeiMis, c. Willis, b. Mullett . 5 Sneddon, o Honty, b. Mullett " 0 Tuckwell, b. O'Donoghue 5 Hickroott, st. Henty, b. Iremonger 18 Carlton, 1.b.w., b. Laver .., 18 Patrick, c. M'Kenzie, b. Iremonger 1 Tattersall, not out ■. 49 Reese, c. Sandford, b. Mullett ... 10 Sandman, c. sub., b. M'Kenkie ... 45 Bennett, c. Laver, b. Mullett 15 Extras 22 Total " 209 Bowling Analysis.—O'Donoghue took two wickets for 51 runs; Mullett, four for 68; Iremonger, two for 47; Laver, one for 28; M'Kenzie, one for 3. Second Innings. Tattersall, b. O'Donoghuo 4 Patrick, b. Iremonger 8 Sneddon, c. Henty, b. Iremonger ... 11 Hemus, not out 71 Hickmott, not out 48 Extras 10 Total for three wickets 152 Bowling Analysis.—lremonger took two wickets for 56 runs; O'Donoghue, one.for 30; Mullett, none for 22; Johnstone, none for 28; Levin, none for 6. ' . Melbourne C.C, First innings :..i 251 Second Innings. Vaughan, c. Hickmott, b. Sneddon 30 M'Kenzie, riot out 68 Sandford, not out 30 Extras 2 Declared closed for ono wicket... 130 Bowling Analysis.—Rceso took no wickets for 40 runs; Carlton, none for 29; Sneddon, one for 35; Taylor, none for 15; Hickmott, none for 9. MR. SIMS'S TEAM FOR NEW ZEALAND. Sydney, January 22. The "Daily Telegraph's" Melbourne correspondent states that Mr. Sims's team to tour New Zealand is as follows: Trumper, E. L. Waddy, Collins, Mailey, Armstrong, Re'jisford, M'Kenzie, Laver, Dolling, Crawford, and Sims. ' _ The "Telegraph" adds that M. A. Noblo also goes, probably in the capacity of captain; Barboiir was invited, but was unable to fip,,and Cody will fill the- va.cancy hl( 'M'G^fior,;(t i |j|'Melbourne university wicket-keeper). was- also askid, but has not yet replied. . i ■ Mesdames Ransford, Armstrong, and Noble accompany their husbands;