INTERPROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

Evening Star, Issue 4026, 21 January 1876, Page 3

INTERPROVINCIAL CRICKET MATCH.

Friday, Jamjary 21. Play was to have been resumed at eleven o’clock this morning, but owing to several of the Otago team failing to put in an appearance at the appointed time, it was quite half-an-hour later before the first ball was delivered. ( Even then Rose fielded for Collineon at mid-on, and A. Godby for Clark at long-leg aud cover. Ollivier and J, Fowler, the not-outs of the previous day, resumed t heir innings, H. Godby bowling from the north and Paramor from the south end of the oval. The weather was beautiful for cricket. Olliviei commenced scoring by making a single off Godby’s second ball. P.iramor’s first ball was a wide, and from his second Ollivier scored a single, fowler made a brace from the same bowler ; and both batsmen were well sot, and it was evident they were in for a score. Otago appeared to be fielding loosely, and a few balls were let go by. _ Paramor then bowled a maiden. Ollivier lifted one to M. Godby, but he refused the charce. Paramor bowled three successive maidens, and Ollivier then gave A. Godby a rather difficult catch, which he failed to secure, hj owler made four off Godby and Ollivier a single—eight from the over. Ollivier then played Para nor to the fence for two, and snicked him for a single. Tho telegraph hoard showed 160, and odds ware freely laid on Canterbury. Both men combined knocking tho bowling about. The board showed 170, and M. Godby relieved his brother, and delivered two widen." Ollivier cave Rose an easy catch which he sadly muffed. Kext ball he skied clean into Codby’s hands, but tho sub. for Chuk (Otago’s best field) dropped it. This was Ollivier’s fifth life. Fowbr was shortly after run out. 6-39—179. Fowler played a pretty innings, aud never gave a single chance. K Fowler supplied the vacancy, and commenced by scoring a single off Paramor through A. Godby’s bad fielding. Before ho had been in many minutes he was very smartly caught behind tho wickets. '7— 2 - 183. Ashby joined Canterbury’s captain, and Lathhury took the bad from Godby. Rum continued apace and 200 was shown amidst great cheering. Oilivur, who had tempted all the fieldsmen, now gave H. Godby a difficult catch, but he was unequal to it, Downes relieved Latebmy and Al. Godby Paramor, but the changes were inefbetu i. When lunch fme was callo I the two men were still in, and tho score steed at 230. The following is Canterbury’s score in full:— CANTERBURY. —SECOND INNINGS, Corfu, 3 3 1122111111112111 2 3 1, b ?vF. Godby 31. Wood, 1322 11, 1 bw, b Downes .. 10 i Alpe, 3111311.12 13111 2, Ibw, I hj Paramor 03 j Baker, 1, c Collins >n, b Paramor ... ... 1 Poe, 2 3, b ' I. Godby . 5 j J- Fowler, 3131311111311122 I 4 ) 113 1 2, run out ... 30 1 i illivier. 13 22 3111 3 3121113 11 J j 3221111131121111111133 ’ 1 2 1, run out 07: E. Fovvi-r, 1.1 1, o Fenwick, b Paramor ... 3 I Ashby, 1221 22 2311341 21421 1 1 I 2 1112 22 12 23, not out 50 Neilson, 2113 hj Downes 7 Sweets. 1412 3, c Lathhury, b Downes ... 11 Wides 0 • • ... ... ... .. 2 Log Pycs ’ g Total 2/2 IWVUN'G ANALYSIS. n Unni Wills Oxers Mdu*? Widen

, *1 LT OTAG O—SEJOND INNINGS.

J Jownes I>albbury ... m 3 ... 14 0 > > *> 32 10 ] I 0 I Paramor ... f;7 .1 41 17 8 0 0 4 0 God by, M Dixon ... (34 2 ... ;•> ft 10 1 Godby, H. E. 22 0 12 1 1 At 4 30 the score stoo^—

(jinliy, H., uob out ... ( 'lark, i) Sweete... ... 0 ... 1 Param r, non ou c l.eg.lm-a V 2 Wides Total ... ... Jj