Cricket News.
o--CANTERBURY V. NEW SOUTH WALES.
(Per Press Association.) Chmstchuhch. Dec. 16. < The match, Canterbury v. New South Wales, was continued to-day. The weather was hot and sultry, 2000 spec- ' tators being present, who much appreciated the different character of the play to that of Saturday. The Sydney team finished their first innings at 8 o'clock, 74 ahead. Canterbury started, their second innings at 3.35, and by vigorous and skilful batting not only wiped off the. lead bat now possess a credit balance of 81 for the loss of only two wickets. ' < Cuff's vigour and skill were inainly'responsible for this result. He scored 75 out of 104 whilst he was in, C Ridley also assisting well, and De Mans coming in at the death of the day's play with a good innings. , , The scores are— Canterbury, Ist in- V, . nings, 124. Now South Wales, 'Ist in* nings, 194. Canterbury's second innings shows 151 for the loss of two wickets.— r Caff, 75 ; C. Bidley, not out, 86;; Be M aus, not out, 22 ; Lawrence, 6 ; Extras, 10. - 7; - [ The game will be resumed at eleven v o'clock morrow, and continued on WetUi nesday if necessary. t * «"* > Napier, This Day* " v The proposed trip of the Hawke'sßay representative cricket team to Taranakt and Auckland has been abandoned owing to the team being anabla to getaway. ,
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 144, 17 December 1895, Page 2
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