CRICKET WICKETS

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 12, 9 October 1919, Page 6

CRICKET WICKETS

ALLOCATION FOR THE SEASON. At the meeting of tho Reserves Committee of the' City Council held yesterday afternoon, the following allocation of the various cricket pitches on city grounds for Saturday play was agreed to: Kelburn Park (two match wickets),— Wellington Cricket Association, two wickets;. Wellington Boys' Cricket League, two wickete (unprepared). Newtown Park (four match wicketp).— Wellington Roys' Cricket League, three wickots.. Kilbirnie Recreation Ground.—Wellington Boys' Cricket Leaguo, two wickete. Anderson Park (tihree match wickets). —Wellington Cricket Association, two wickete; Wellington Boys' Cricket League, one wicket. Basin Reserve,—Wellington Boys* Cricket League, o#e wicket. Wakefield Park (four match wickete). —Wellington Boys' Cricket League, seven" wickets. The following allocation of cricket pitches for week-day- play was also agreed to:— Kelburn, Park—Chilton House, Tuesday, 3 to i; Wednesday, 4 to 5. Centics Cricket Club, week-days. School Cricket Association, Friday, 2 wickets. To Aro School, Monday, 3.30 to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 8.30 to a p.m. Terrace School, Tuesday, 3.30 to 5 p.m.; Thursday, 8.30 to 0 p.m. Newtown Park.—St. Thomns's Scouts' Old Boys, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (evenings). South Wellington School, Tuesday and Thursday, 3.30 to 5 p.m. Schools' Cricket Association, ■four wickets, Fridays. Newtown School, Tuesday and Thursday, 3.30 to 5 p.m. South Wellington Cricket Club, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday (evenings).

Kilbirnio Reserve.— Lyall • Ba-y School, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 3.30 to 5. Schools' Cricket Association, two wickete, Fridays. Anderson Park.—Wellington Girls' Collego, Tuesday, 4 to' 5 p.m.; Thursday; 3.30 to 5 p.m. Technical Girls' College, ono day per week. Banks College, senior, Tuesday, Thursday, 3 to 5 p.m.; Monday, Wednesday, 4 to 5.30 p.m.; junior, Tuesday, Thursday, 3 to 5 p.m. Basin Reserve.—Schools' , Cricket Association, two wickets, Fridays. Technical School (boys), one day per week. Wakefleld Park.—Berhampore School, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 3.30 to 5 p.m. Island Bny School, Monday and Wednesday, 3.30 to 5 p.m. Sohools , Cricket Association, one wicket, Fridays. AUSTRALIANS v. WELLINGTON. The match arranged between the Auetralian League footballers and a team from Wellington was placed at the Basin Reserve yesterday afternoon, and attracted a fair number of spectators. The visitors put up a good light, and it was not until tho last two batsmen got toKether that their total was passed, Wellington being successful by 21 runs. Tho following aro tho scores: — Wellington.—Bradley, run out. 1; Coles, b. Webb, 37; Hutchings, c. Holder, b. Prentice. 30; H. Murphy, run out, 0; flinnio, b. Webb, 0; Donoghue, e. Burge, l>. Korwiek, 14; Garrard, c. Upton, b. Wobb, 11 j C. Murphy, b. Paton, 7; Brice, c. Honler, b. Burge, 23; Baker, 1). VVebl>, 3; Wylie, not out, 3; extras. 14. Total, 143. Bowling analysis: Webb, 3 for 19j Paton, 2 for 20; Kcrwick, 1 for 4; Burge, 1 for 24. : Australia.—Kenviek, c, l>. Hutchings, 4; Norman, st., b. Garrard, 37; Border, 1). Gnrrard, 17; Prentice, c. Brice, b. Gnriard. 1; Webb, run out. 15; Ciibitt, c. Bradley, b. Murphy, 27; Oxford, 1). Garrard, 0; Gilbert, b. Garrard, 0; Burge, c. Brice, h. Baker, 1; Untnn, not out, 4; Sweeney, l>. Baker, 4; Paton, b. Biniiie, 4; extras, 13. Total. 122. Bowling analysis: Garrard. 5 for 2!); Bnkfii , , 3 for 21 j C. Murphy, 1 for 2; Binnie t for 2; Hutching*, 1 for 2G. Tlio Australians batted twelve men.