Cricket.
CROMWELL V. BLACKS,
The first contest of the season between these' Clubs took p'ace on the ground of Cromwell on Saturday last, and resulted in a very clo»o finish, Cromwell winning by 1 , run Tne local team bad gone to a great deal of trouble with the pitch, having removed the bard saiface, and blocks of turf fitted in, the matting being stretched over it, It was undoubtedly a bowler’s wicket, thus accenting for the small scores made on both sides iu th i fi so innings. In the second innings of Cromwell, however, the wicket played truer, and the last wicket did not fall till the score bad reached 85, Turton and Davids >n (not out) playing well fur their runs. With 72 to win Blanks started their second innings, bat were only able to put 70 together, thus losing the mutch by 1 run, Pitches, Hogan, and Bur-en showing good cricket for their respective contributions. The bowling and fielding ou both sides was excellent, and ih return match between these clubs will he looked forward to with interest. In the ev. ning the visitors were entertained by thrir Oromwdl friends at dinner at the C nnmerpial Hotel. The following are the scores an 1 bowling an ily-is : Cromwell —First Innings. Tobin, c Hogan, b Lai Haw ... 1 Turt'in, b Pi dies 2 Ma Hock, b Pitches , ... 3 Fenwick, b Pitches .. .. 2 Cogan, c Hogan. b Laidlaw ... 0 Davidson, hj Laidlaw 0 Tizard. b . aidlaw 0 Maokellar, b LabL'aw 3 T dd, b Laidlaw 0 Maingay, not out ... ... 4 Thompson, b Laidlaw 1 Total) .. IS Second Innings. Maingay, run out 4 Tobin, b Liidlaw 3 Turlou, run out 2 i Maddoek, c and b Laidlaw ... I Fenwick, run oat 9 Davidson, not out 21 Cogan, c Hyde, b Hogan ... 3 Tizard c and b Hogan ... 0 M iekellar, c Hyde, b Hog'n... 6 Thompson, b Barren,b Laidlaw 1 Todd, b Laidlaw 8 Extras 6 Total 85 Bowling Analysis—First Innings. Balls. Runs. Mdus. Wkts. Pitches ... 43 4 4 3 Laidlaw ... 37 12 1 7 Second Innings. Pitches ... 108 40 2 9 Laidlaw ... 02 3 1 0 4 Hogan ... 37 9 0 3 Blacks—First Innings. Hogan, I) Maingay . ... I Hyde, c Fenwick, b Maingay 0 Pitches, Ibw, hj Davidson ... 3 Laidlaw, hj Maingay 14 Barren, c Cogan, b Maingay ... 0 E. Ryan, b Maingay 6 B mne'mao,o I'urton.b Maingay 1 J. Ryan, b Davidson 0 Milburn.c Maingay,b Davidson 0 Murrell, b Davidson ... ~0 Boulton, not out .. ... 0 Extras 5 Total ..30 Second Innings. E Ryan, b Dav daon 0 Hogan, c To an, b Maddoek ... 15 Pilches, o Maingay, b T zrrd... 23 Hyde, b Davidsm ... .. 0 Liidlaw, b Davidson ... ..0 Barren, c Maingay, b Tizard... 12 Boulton, low. b Davidson ... 0 J. Ryan, b Maingay ... r „ 7 Bumrennan, run out 7 Murrell, not out 0 Millbnrn, b Maingay 0 Extras 6 Total 70 Bowling Analysis—First Innings. Balls. Runs. Mdns. Wkts. Davidson ... 42 19 1 4 Maingay ... 40 6 2 6 Second Innings. Davidson ... 112 17 6 4 Maingay ... 6i 21 4 2 Maddoek ... 12 10 0 1 Cogan ... 18 It 0 0 Tizard ..12 4 1 2
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1184, 7 November 1884, Page 3
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