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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 79, 28 December 1920, Page 5

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PLUNKET SHIELD MATCH EASY WIN FOR AUCKLAND By Telegraph—Press Aiiociation. 1 , Auckland, December 27. ' . The Piunkefc Shield match between Auckland and. Hawke's Bay concluded tocliiy, Auckland winning by an innings and 351- runs'-' Hawke's Bay continued theiv firct' Mings in reply to Aucklond's 53/, and. only compiled 130. Following on, , they'scored 53, being completely outclaesed: by the home team. Details of the Reives are as follow:— Auckland—First Innings, 537. Hawke's Bay—First Innings. Cane, -i>. Coatee ~ 12 Jaoobsen, b. Smith .1 Bishop, c. Smith, b.Coates 19 O'Gonnell, b. N. Sneddon 38 O'Brien, c. Horspool, I>. Smith 11 Bradburn, 1.b.w., b. Smith 23 Napier, c. Player, b. N. Sneddon ... 10 Hindmarsh, b. N. Snedden ; 3 Davis, c. Garrad, b. N. Snedden 8 Stevens, c. Gillespie, b. Snedden 0 Love, not out : . 1 Extras i ■ .Total 130 Bowling Analysis.—Coates, two wickets for 36 runs; Smith, three for 02; N. Sneddon, five for 13; Player, none for 15. : Hawke's Bay—Second Innings. Jacobsen, b. Player 1 O'Corinell st. Rovntree, b. N. C. Snedden .......1... 9 Bishop, b. Player : 0 Bradburn, b. N. K. Snedden 1 O'Brien, not out . 24 Cane, b. C. A. Sneddon C .Napier, b. Player .....' 2 Hindmarsh, c. Horspool, b. C. A. Snedden 0 Davies, b. C. A. Snedden i 5 Love, b. Garrard ...;.. 0 Stevens, b. C. A. Snedden 1 Extras 1 Total 53 I Bowling Analysis.—C. A, Sneddon, four wickets for 1 run;'N. C. Snedden, two for 21; Player, three for 14; Garrard, one for 16. . wellingtoFvTwairarapa HOME TEAM WINS BY A WICIvEI\ By Teleeranh—Special Corrcsoondenfc. Masterton, December 27. • The -Wellingto.n-Wairarapa cricket match was concluded to-day, when Wai- , rarapa won after a great finish by one wicket. Wellington's second innings produced 201 runs, made in good style. Berry was top soore with a splendidly compiled 39, including five 4's. Bull played , particularly go«l cricket for 33, including four 4's while. Bromnei' gave a, pleasing display for 30. Alderslcy, Ronaldson. and Thurkell also batted wall for their runs. Wellington's' scoring for each wicket was fairly even, the fifth wicket falling for 103. Wairarapa's attack was \ good, and they missed very few opportunities of run-saving in the field. Wairarapa were left with 211 runs to get to win. The task was considered a big one, and with Bis down for 111 it was thought that the. deficit could not .be overtaken, but the tail wagged effectivet ly, wit'h tho result-that Wairarapa landed a one-wicket win. Wellington's bowling and Welding were good. Alderaleyand Henderson bowled best for Welling- • ton, but M'Kay also sent down good 6tuff. Wellington played a full team to-day, Thurkell arriving to fill the vacancy. The.scorea were as follow:— . WELLINGTON.,.: First innings .133 .... Second .Innings. Alderslcy, b. Itenner 19 M'Kay, c. Murray, b. Hoar 10 Berry, 1.b.w., b. Hoar 39 Bonaldson, c. Buckley, b. Renner 18 Hughes, 1.b.w., b., Hoar ;; 9 Bull, c. Aloore,, b. Hoar ....'. 33 Thurkell, b. Hoar V Henderson l.b.w. b. Dacre 6 Burt, b. Moore .' 7 Bremner, run out 30 Nightingale, not out 4 Extras t 9 Total 201 Bowling Analysis.—F. Hoar took five wickets for 43 runs; Renner, two for 35; Moore one for 10; Dacre one for 35; Murray, none for 26; Henderson, nono for 16; Phelps, nono for 17; Cook, npne. ' for 10. ' WAIRARAPA. First innings 124 Second Innings. Moore,-c. Hughes, b. Aldersley 8 Buckley, b. Aldersley ..................... 24 Dacre, c. Hughes, b. Henderson 40 ' ■•'Henderson, c. Bull, b. Henderson ... 18 Cook, run out 5 Hoar, c. Hughes, b. Henderson ,9 Miles, ; 1.b.w., b. M'Kay 15 Freeman, c. Berry, b. M'Kay 16 . -Murray, c. and b. Aldersley ....'. 45 Renner, not out 3 ' Phelps, not out 28 Extras ••••• ®

Total for nine wickets 212 Bowling Analysis.—Henderson took three wickets for 47 runs; Aldersley, three for 73; M'Kay, two for 53; Berry, none for 12; Hughes, none for 12. WANGANUI V.MANAWATU , By Telegraph.—Press Association, Wanganui, December 27. A cricket match Wanganui v. Mannwatu commenced here to-day in fine, weather, Batting first, Wanganui made 271 (Johnston 70, Stapleton 47. P. London 41, Wood 28, S. London 25, Wells, not out, 23). Burton took four wickets for 110 runs; M'Vicar, three fov- *lj Peglcr, two for 18. Manawatu replied with 150 (Rose 37, M'Vicar not out 25, Law 20, Green 18). Holland took eight wickets for 63 runs, and Johnston two for -5. The match will be resumed to-moirow. NEW zealanTteachers' team MATCH AGAINST CENTRAL 'tUMBBRLAND. ,(Rcc. December 27, 11.55 p.m.) . ' Sydnsy, December 27. Tho New. Zealand teachers' cricket team commenced ft two-days' match against Central. Cumberland, at Parramatta. The New Zealand team, in tho first innings, made 78, and second have lost one wicket for 70 rune. Cumberland, in the first innings, made 159.— Press "Assn.