CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 81, 30 December 1920, Page 6

CRICKET

WELLINGTON V. TARANAKI

MATCH AT IIAWER.A. By Telegraph—Preßß ABBociatlon. Hawera, December 29 Glorious woathcr prevailed, and the wicket was last for tlie Wellingtou-'l'ura-hnki cricket match, which began to-day. Taranaki' won the toss, and went in to hat, but failed to make a good showing. Burrows bowled well throughout, Taranaki being all out before luuch for 75. Wellington batted steadily, and make 207, nearly all tho batsmen contributing. Taranaki's second innings was better, and when stumps' were drawn they had loat eight wickets for 121 runs. Scores:— TAKANAKI. First Innings. Beocliey ....." 7 Gibson 13 Palmer H Littlo 4 Penny 0 Monteith 0 I l'ratt 15 O'Neill ....... * 13 Osborne 0 M'Carthy 0 Hughes, not out 3 Extras 9 ' Total 75 Bowling Analysis.—Burrows took eight wickets for 27 runs; Aldersley, ono for 39 Second Innings. Pratt 17 Lteechey 1!) Palmer 30 Little 15 O'Neill 12 Hughes i Gibson 1G Penny 1 M'Carthy, not out 4 Osborne, not out - 3 Extras 13 Total for eight wie.kets 124 Bowling Analysis.—Burrows took one wicket for 20 runs; Morton, four for 76; Aldersley, three for 8. WELLINGTON. First Innings. Hull 10 Berry ' 8 Ronaldson 31 Morton 13 Henderson 11 Burrows M Longhurst 18 Aldersley 8 Burt Hughes ; 17 Bremner, not out 13 Extras "1 Total - 07 INTER-'YARSITY MATCH AUCKLAND DEFEATS VICTORIA COLLEGE. The cricket match between Auckland University College and Victoria College was concluded yesterday afternoon at Kelburn Park, tho visitors securing a win by three wiekets. Tho Auckland men played well. They made 33G for the first innings, W. E. Garrard, the captain, making 86 before being caught by Foster. Of the local bowlers Morton was the best, and nonplussed the Auckland batsmen. In their second innings Victoria did not open up ■well, but improved as time went on, and made a total of' 308, to which H. Morton contributed 80 and Broad 82, this partnership being an' eifectivo one. Beard ran up a score of 75. Of the Auckland bowlers Goodwin was the most efficient, his peculiar style telling. Auckland were out for a win in the 6econd innings, and the batsmen were very difficult to worry. Of tho local bowlers, Cousins made the best showing. The detailed scores are as follow: AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY. First Innings. G. L. Goodwin, c. Eeid, b. Morton 103 P. C. Cross, b. Cousins 8 H. Eton, b. Reid 11 W. E. Garrard, c. Foster, b. Eeid ... 86 C. E. Jones, b. Cousins- 20 G. T. Bellhouse, c. Cousins, b. Eeid 19 W. T. Airey, b. Eeid 32 Bannister, c. Ward, b. Morton ... 16 Kelly, not out 5 Milne, b. Morton 12 Dunning, run out 0. Extras 21 Total ; 33(1 Bowling Analysis.—R-eid took four wickets for 130 runs; Cousins, two for 69; Beard, none for 27; Morton, threo for 27; Wiren, none for 22; Hain, none for 16; Ward, none for 5. Second Innings. Goodwin, c. Cousins, b. Eeid 8 Dunning, b. Cousins 1* Milne, run out 17 Kelly, b. Cousins 0 Cross, b. Eeid 11 .Tones, b. Cousins i 21 Airey, b. Cousins 8 Eton, 1.b.w., b. Morion 25 Bannister, not out 12 Garrard, not out 30 Extras 17 Total for soven wickets IG'J Bowling Analysis.—Cousins took four wicket for 80 runs; Eeid, two for 45; Morton, one for 47. VICTORIA COLLEGE. First innings , 173 Second Innings. Eeid, 1.b.w,, b. Bannister S W. T. Foster, b. Bannister B P. B. Broad, 1.b.w., b. Goodwin ... 82 H. Morton, b. Jones 80 T. E. Beard, b. Dunning 75 J. Hall, run out 0 J. Ward, not out 18 A. Cousins, b. Goodwin 7 Ilain, b. Goodwin 0 Wiren, c. Eton, b. Dunning 5 Gamble, b. Goodwin !> Extras 1# Total .808 Bowling Analysis.—Dunninf took two wickets for 60 runs; Bannister, two for 60; Milne, none for 30; Goodwin, four for 55; Jones, ono for 53; Garrard, none for. 19. "NOMADS" ON TOUR MATCH IN CHRISTCHURCH LOST. ])y Teltrraph—Press Association. Christchurch, December 29. The Nomads, a team of cricketers from ■ tho Wellington, Wanganui, and Rangitikei districts, played a match against 1 the East Christchurch Club to-day and ' were beaten on the first innings by 6 i runs. Tho Noinads mado 107 (D. C. Col- ' lins 10, K. Cave, not out, 12, S. Gilmer . 33). Christchurch East mnde 113 (Jones 14, Blank 16, Flood 32, Slooy 13). Tho • Nomads have a formidable programme ' of fixtures to carry out in Canterbury. i WELLINGTON V. HAWKE'S BAY. i The team to represent Wellington against Hawko's Bay during the weekend has been selected by Mr. D. M'KenI zie (sole selector) as followsW. S. Slice (cap fciiiO, J. ♦. Hiddleston, H. Lambert. I H. M. M'Gitr, J. liutchings, F. S. Mid- ■ dlelon, W. Wame, J. A. Bruce, W. A. | Baker, J. W.' Condliffe, and E. M. Pliillips, with A. Doneghue as. twelfth man. Messrs. Gardner and Carroll will act as umpires in tlie representative' match ; Wellington v. ITawke's Bay, at the Basin ' Eeservo on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday next.