CRICKET.

Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 326, 29 January 1902, Page 3

CRICKET.

NEW SOUTH WALES v. VICTORIA.

By Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright Sydney, Jan. 28. New South Wales, in their second innings, made 199 —Meures 05, Kcrmode 4, Clarke 23, Carter not out 0, Cotter 0, Mcßeth C, extras 21. Saunders took five wickets for 73, Collins three for 02, McAlister one for 9, Warne one for 25, Luver nil for 9. Victoria, in their second innings, have lost three wickets for 239 —Worrall 100, McAlister 7, Stuckey 15, Warne not out 09, McCormick not out 27, extras 15; Tho wicket was good, Mears played a dashing innings. Worrall collared the bowling, and recalled his, palmiest days. Due great hit for 5 struck the pavilion thirty feet above the ground level. Ho gave a chance at 07, but otherwise his innings was faultless. He was at the wickets an hour and fifty-two minutes, and hit nineteen fourers.

ENGLISHMEN v. COUNTRY SIXTEEN.

THE SIXTEEN BADLY DEFEATED

By Telegraph-Press Association-Copyrighi Melbourne, Jan. 28.

The Country team, in the second innings, scored 207 —Hurry 07, Morgan 44, Thurgood not out 20. Tho Englishmen, in their second innings, with no wickets down for 2, won by ten wickets.

Tnb matches sot down for to-morrow at tho Domain are between West End and Whataupoko, and Haiti and City, and somo good contests should ensue. Tho West End team is as follows : Vincent, Nolan, J. Andrews (captain), W. Andrews. McConnell, Cumming, Dodd, Roderick, Seymour, Featon ; emergencies, Howard, Hawkins, and Nasmith. Tho Kaiti toam against City has been selected as follows : —Lyttleton, Porter, Fairlio, Seymour, Crawford, Blair, J. Colebourne, Graham, and Gibson (3). A match is to be played on Saturday between a team representing tho district and a team from off H.M.S. Penguin. The team to represent the district has been selected, and considering that no County players are included in the team it is fairly representative of cricket in the Bay. The match should bo a good one, as we understand that the bluejackets can raise a team that will do credit to the lads in navy blue. The Selection Committee of the Poverty Bay Cricket Association, Messrs Cumming, Macdonald, and Gibson, met yesterday afternoon and picked tho following team; Barlow, Cole, Dodd, Fairlie, W. Gibson, J. Gibson, Hodge, Macdonald, McConnell, McCredie, and Porter, with Kretchiner ajid Lyttelton as emergencies. Seating accommodation is to be provided for tho ladies, and there should be a large gathering of spectators. Afternoon tea will be given by the Association. Major Winter is to act as umpire for the local team.