CRICKET.

Greymouth Evening Star, 28 January 1903, Page 2

CRICKET.

Grey Club ¥ Westport Club. A match was commenced yesterday in Victoria Park between an eleven from the above clubs. Eain interfered with the play and rendered the wicket very dead. The visitors hatted first, but failed to make a stand being all.disposed of for 41 runs, of which number Mr Byau con* tributed 22, five of the visitors going out without a score. The local men put up 92 runs. Thompson 22 (not out) being the top score. The second innings will be played to-day. Subjoined is the score : - Westpoet. Byan, 1 b w Horton 22 Pair, b Horton ... ... 0 Hansard, b O’Brien 1 Dcwnie, st Adams b Semple ... 6 Hunt, 1 b w Semple 1 Griffiths, b Horton 5 Suoley, b Horton 0 Mulligan, b Semple 2 En wright (not out) 0 Cates, st Adams b Horton 0 Hay-McEenzie, b Horton 0 Extras 4 Total 41 Bowling analysis—O’Brien 1 for 4, Horton 6 for 11, Currie 0 for 12, Semple 3 for 12. GEKT. Gcrton, c Fair b Hunt 12 Adams, b Griffiths 10 Pochin, b Griffiths ... 12 Horton, e Tunley b Griffiths ... 15 Currie, c Downie b Griffiths ... 1 Knell, o Griffiths b Fair 3 Thompson (not out) 19 Wickes, o Sunley b Cates ... 13 M'Eay, 1 b w Cates 2 O'Brien, b Oates ... 0 Semple, b Downie... 1 Extras ... 4 Total 92 Bowling analysis—Hunt 1 for 29, Griffiths 4 for 39, Fair 1 for 23, Cates 3 ior 5, Downie 1 for 0. P.'ay was resumed at two o’clock this afternoon. At 3 p.m. Westport had lost two wickets for three run<.

The other day in giving the score in the match played on the race course between the English eleven who visited the Colony 25 years ago, and a West Coast team, we omitted the name of Mr Pickering now Westport who made top score 18j and Eit Mave who was bowled for a duck's egg. The bowling analysis was as follows: First Innings—Perkins 140 balls, 16 maidens, 35 runs, 3 wickets, J. M'Gregor 120 b. sm, 74r. and 3w. A, Morse 32b. 4m, 12r, and 3w

Second innings—Perkins 101 b, 10m, 20f and 3w ; Morse, 92b 10m, 35r and 4 w ; J. M‘Gregor, 52b, sm. 25r and Ow ; Weatierhead, 12b, Ora, 14r, and Ow ;

Englishmen Southern, 116 balls, 10 maidens, 53 runs, 13 wickets Lillywhite, 136 balls, 13 maidens, 23 runs and 7 wickets.