CRICKET.
NEW SOUTH WALES v. VICTORIA. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Melbourne, Dee. 28. Tl-.e Victorians' first innings closed for f>oo : Armstrong 137, Saunders (not out) •>; extras 11. Noble took seven wickets for 4-1, Moßc-th two for 69, Hopkins one for ‘ld. Howell end Clarke were amongst other bowlers tried who received a lot of punishment. New South Wales, in the second innings, lost eight wickets for IS.'!; Iredaie 13, Tamper 19, A Gregory 0, Howell 27, Noble 20, Duff 51, S. Gregory 10, Kelly -1. The telegraph lines were interrupted by bush fires. Melbourne, Dec. 29. Now South Wales, in their second innings. scored 231 ; Hopkins 42, Clarke 2-1, Meßeth (not out) 6: extras 9. Laver took five wickets for 41, Tmmblc one for 73, Saunders one for 48, and McLeod one for -11. THE BENDIGO MATCH. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Melbourne, Dec. 29. The Bendigo match was drawn. Bendigo in the first innings scored 29.7 ; Bekavin 41 and Sarvass 26; Jones took three wickets for 63, Gunn three for 72. Quait’o four for 53, McGahcy one for 48, Barnes and Jessop each two for 22. The Englishmen in their second innings had four wickets down for 204 ; Jones 35, Tyldesley 73, Jessop 27, Gunn 29, Quaite (net out) 25. OTAGO BEATS CANTERBURY BY 122 RUNS.
By Telegraph.—Press Association. Christchurch, last night. Glorious weather was again experienced for the conclusion of the interprovincial cricket match yesterday. Callaway, 24, and Lawrence continued the Canterbury second innings, which stood at 116 for seven wickets. The pair made a good stand, but at 102 Callaway was dismissed after a good innings. Garrard helped Lawrence to add [another 20, but tho last wicket fell at 1813, Otago winning by 12'2 runs. The scores of Canterbury's second innings continued wero : Callaway, c Wilkie, b Downes, 46 ; Lawrence, c Williams, b Downes, 16; Garrard, not out, 9 ; Boxshall, c Baker, b Monk, 0 ; extras, 16; total, 186. Bowling: Downes 3 wickets for 78 runs, Monk 2 wickets for 25 runs, Fisher 5 wickets for 67 runs. Aftor the match tho Handle’s Bay representatives, ,vho arrived from Wellington yesterday morning, batted for an hour, the combined team taking the field against them. Albeit Trott delighted the spectators with somo hard hitting.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 301, 30 December 1901, Page 2
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