CLUB CRICKET

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 100, 30 April 1930, Page 7

CLUB CRICKET

SEASON'S AVEEAaES

BATTING AND BOWLING

The remainder of the batting, and bowliug averages of the senior teams playing under the Wellington Cricket Association are given below, following on those of the Wellington, University, and Kilbirnie Clubs, published in "The Post" recently. Among the batsmen it will be noticed that H. Foley (Institute) heads the list with an average or 87.5 runs per innings. lie is closely followed by A. _C. Tripe (University), with an average of 87. Tripe, however, was helped by the fact that, ho had two unfinished strikes ii. three innings, and in the matter of aggregates he is well down the list. The most runs'i'ov the season were compiled by A. M. Hollings (University), who showed a return to his form of .a few seasons ago by hitting up 751 runs, with an average of 75.1. C. S. Dempster (Institute), who topped the 1000 mark last season, did not again score so prolifically, but he is well to the fore with a total of 575, and an average of 71. Another to score well was W. F. Aiirey (Wellington), who compiled' 629, with an average of 69.88. B. Ross (Hutt) also passed 500, scoring 527 in ten completed innings. Those who finished with averages of over 50, in addition to the batsmen na«ied above, were S. Cutts (Kilbirnie), K. C. James (Old Boys), and H. B. Massey,; C. Wareham, and h. Burt (al' of Insttute). , , , One of the most successful bowlers was D. Blundell (Wellington), who com: menced when the matches were well under way, and finished up with a bag of 30 wickets and a fine average of 14.86 runs per wicket. The only others to capture more than 30 wickets were R. Crook (Kilbirnie), 33, at an average cost of 17.12 tuns, and R. W. Hope (Petone), 32, with an average of 22.13. A number of bowK ers had a successful season and reached the twenties. Among those who did best were F. T. Badcock, who had a short season, C. Parsloe, and A. Duncan (of Old Boys), F. Bryant and W. A. Baker (Midland), M. Henderson, H. Prince, and J. Fortune (Institute), F. C. Warhes, H. M. M'Girr, and E. Judd (Hutt), G. A. Rotherham and S. Brice (Petone), A. M. Cousins (Wellington), and R. Crook and W. Tucker (Kilbirnie).

MUI I. Batting. -: In. N.O. H.S.' Ituns. Avg. B Itoss ...... IS 3 197* 527 52.70; H. M. M'Girr :. 8 1 .107* 287 41.00 H Watson ..... 5 1 83* 121 30.25 E. M'Kcnzle ...11 4 66« 241 34.43 F C Warne3 ... S 2 46 138 23.00 G Heap «' 2 1 23* 23 23.00 A Blggar .... 13 2 67 266 22.17 W Lees ...... 9 1 53* 169 21.12 w" Birch ...... 12 1 53 232 21.09 W A. Aldersley 9 1 52* ISO 19.87 —. M'Sherry .. 10 11 11 11.00 E Judd 8 2 48 138 23.00 Nunn 2 0 17 17 8.50 Roberts 6 1 15 34 6.80 p judd 4 0 11 19 4.75 M'Kay 10 3 3 3.00 Bowling. Runs. Wickets. Avg. H. Watson 207 10 20.7 F. C. Warnes 387 17 22.76 H. M. M'Clrr 442 17 20.00 Roberts ".". 61 2 SO.oO | W. A. Aldersley ..290 8 30.2j !n. M'Kcnzle 38 " 1 33.00 E Judd .....;.... 686 ' IS 38.11 Halncs 57. 1 57-00 B Ross 66 1 68.00 Nunn :9l . ' 1 91.00 P. Judd ............ 65 — " — : INSTITUTE. Battlnz. Iu. N.O. H.S. Runs. Avg. H Folcy ... 6 2 102 330 S7.5I) f' S. Uerapstor 8 0 137 575 71.37 B Musscjr 2 0 82 116 58.00 C. Warcliam .. « 2 100 220 515.50 I) Hurt ...... ' 5 2- 56", 157 o-'.3o J[. Bilby • J -2 100 289 41.29 H. Prince ...... 9 "' 1<"> 233 :J8.S3 Myers 1 0 31 31 iil.00 M Henderson J. 8 0 103 2011 '-5.37 J Banks ...... 7 0V.86 152 21.71 C-Rogers 9 1 36 110 13.75 MVLcan 1 0 8 8 8.00 J[. Morris S 0 211 . 37 7.40 W. Altkcn ' 4 1., 14.- 22 7.33) O. Illlby 4 0 .-M5 21 6.00 It. Kxton 4 I .,- » 17 5.66 P. Stevens 2 0 (i .6 3.00 J. Fortune .... 5 1 6 '9 2.25 Bowling. Runs. Wickets. Avg. C. wirchara 1 1 1-00 B. Masscy 135 7 19.28 51. Henderson 440 22 ' 20.00 II. Trlnco '..i. 42.3 21 20.14 ■I. Fortune 321 1« 20.25 C. Bilby 321 • 5 21.20 —.Rogers 279 11 25.30 C.S.Dempster 73 2 36.50 H. Folcy 185 .'! GI.U6 _. Exton 177 1 177.00 —.Banks 15 . 0 — . —. Altkcn 85 r - MIDLAND. Balling. In. N.O. H.S. Runs. Avg. S Cutts '2-0 74 : 123 61.50 h. U. Clarke .... 3 1 63 93 40.50 W. A. Baker ..12 2 75«, 374 37.10 K Tlndtll .... 11 0 69 223 20.2. S Lawton .... 7 0 41 139 19.86 J A. Standldse .. 11 0 42 203 18.21 J. Hutcliings .... 4 1 20 51 18.00 C Hester 7 1 32 101 16.83 —. Davenport ..2 1 13* 14 14.00 A Doneghue .. 10. 0 44 132 13.20 E. Roberts 7 1 20 71 11.83 F. Whitwell- .... 6 1 33 55 11.00 E. King 3 1 19 22 11.00 K. Robertson .. 6 2 0 31 i.io F.Bryant 9 2 12 48 6.80 D. Morgan ...... 5 0 11 . la . 3.00 A. Cleverly ... 2 0'v 0 6 3.00 : Bowling. Runs. Wickets. Avg. -. StaniiidgB 36 4 9.00 — Davenport 11 ■ 1. 1L0° K. Robertson 144 10 14.40 J. Hutchings 74 4 18.59 A, Cleverly 81 .4 20.25 A, Doneghue 227 10 --.70 F.Bryant •• 555 22 ia.ZA W. A. Baker 777 29 27.10 15 King 102 2 51.00 8 Cutts 90 1 90.00 D. Morgan 4 0 ■ — C. Hester ..... A " • ~ 7,. O. Clarke ...... .14 0 — S. Lawton . 19 0 - F. Whitwell 24 0 — E. Roberts .31 0 — —. Poynton ...' 36 0 — OLD BOYS. Batting. ! In.' N.O. H.S. Runs. Avb. K. C. James .. ;8 3 99 327 05.40 ,1. R. Lamason .. 8 1 SD* 2uJ ii.ii H. N. 1-ambert ..11 2 79 323 o5.S9 C Patrick 2 0, 49 67 33.50 E " Bull 0.1 60 ' 142 28.50 C.' Farsloo .... 12 0 56 293 24.42 F T Badcock .. 6 1 39 118 23.60 n. Elliott .... 4 1 41»" 01 20.33 D. Reynolds ... 12 1 51 220 20.00 E. Robinson ... 6' 2 30« 74 18.50, A Duncan .... 10 1 43 14G 16.22 L Browne ....10 2 26 '128 16.00 J B. Stephenson" 4 2 16' 30 15.00 A. Ronaldson. .-. ■ 3 0 30 42 14.00 W. Dustln 3 0 35 36 12.00 — Barclay .... 3 0 2B 42 14.00 J. R. Stevens .. 5 0.7 15 3.00 _. M'Donald .. 10 0 0 ;- Bowling. Runs. Wickets. Avg. —. Mitchell •.,.... U .1 11.00 E. Bull 12 • ,. J . 12.00 If. T. Badcock ...... 303 20 15.10 K. C.. James ...... : 16 ■. 1 16.00 E.Robinson ........ 21 .1 21.00 C. 1'arsloe ........ 591 23 21.11 H. Elliott .......... 125 5 25.00 H. N. Lambert 498 18, 27.69 A. Duncan ...; 622 23 27.91 —. Barclay 37 1 37.00 —. Patrick ........ 4 0 — .1. B. Steiiheuson 13 ■ H — M'Donald 14 ', ■'.« ' — h. B'roivne '. 16 0 — ,T. B. Lamason . .'...-, 40' 0 — A. Ronaldson „;.... 58 0 — J. R. Stevens : ...... 91.. 0 — Batting. ■■■■ ' v In. N.O.. H.S. liuns. Avg. M. F. Xlcliolls■'■.. 13 .1 102 459 38.25 F. Senior ..'.... 5 2 54« 97 32.30 A. Hamilton .... 14 1/ .104 409 31.46 T. Ritchie ...... 12 3" 4(i 1S8. 20.90 I.;. Spenco 11 2 24 151 17.10 II. K. Nicliolls ..11 2 31 145 16.10 (i. Ntcholls .... 12-2 30 158- 15.60 D. Glover ....... 10 1 62 135 13.00 N. Smallwood .. 12 ■ ,V ,■' 71 231 21.00 R. W. Hope .... 10 4 25 71 11.80 .T. fiotherliam ,. 10 0 35 117 11.70 S. Brlco '...... '4 I 11 29 7.25 Bowling. . Runa. Wickets. Avg. F. Senior 54 5 10.80 S. Brice .........; 181 11 12.03 A. -. Cliudleigli * 42 2 21.00 R. W. Hope 708 . . 32 22.13 G. Rotlierham ...... 532 22 24.18 H. E. Nicliolls 43 : 3 14.33 M. F. Nicliolls .... 73 V 2 36.50 A. K. Hamilton ..; 88- 1 88.00 N. ..Smallwood ' 22 0 — D. Glover :..-..•...'.. 56' ,0 — G. Spenco .60. ., '0 — Woods' Great l-'eppermint Cure, first aid Children's Hacking Cough-— Ad»t. .