CRICKET.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2206, 22 March 1881, Page 3

CRICKET.

NEW ZEALAND v. THE WORLD. Tho Association commenced their last ; match of the season on Saturday last, but, so far, the cricket shown was anything hut 1 worthy of the final exhibit, Tho wicket ! certainly was bumpy, which in a measure pardons the deficiency; but, with the exception of Watson on the aide of Tho World, and Fowke, for New Zealand, little wag done by ' any of the batsmen against moderate bowling. Watson played well for his runs. ! Seoretaa was well caught by Fowke at the j wickets off a bumpy ball. The total at the fall of the last wicket was only 69. Thanks to the contribution of Fowke, who had two | lives, New Zealand have gained a fair lead with four wickets still to fall. Fowke played j in better style than usual, and with a little * attention will become a good batsman as wall as a promising wicket-keeper. The following 1 is the score of the match, which will be continued on Saturday next: — TUB WORLD, First Innings. D. Ashby, c Hartland, b Beswick 12 E. C. J. Stevens, o Fowke, bE. Cotterill... 9 G. Watsf n, bE. Cotterill 25 1 H. H. Secretan, o Fowke b Cotterill ... 2 A. T. Eedmayne, b Cotterill 6 W. D. Mears, b Cotterill 4 F. H. Morice, c and b Reeves 0 R. T. Macdonnell, run out 6 A. Longden, o Cotterill, b Reeves 0 E. T. A. Fuller, not out 2 Byes 3 69 NEW ZEALAND. First Innings. J. P. Hartland, c Watson, b Fuller 12 E. J. Ross, b Fuller 11 J. Fowke, not out ... ... ... ... 40 E. J. Cotterill, run out 5 W. P. Reeves, c Redmayne, b Fuller ... 13 A. M. Olliyier, c sub., b Redmayne ... 4 G. Helmore, c Watson, b Eedmayne ... 8 P. Fenwick, not out... 4 Byes, 4 ; leg.byes, 2; wide, 1 ... 7 Six wickets for 101 ANALYSIS OF BOWLING. Bulls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. H. J. Beswick ... 35 0 36 1 E. Cotterill ... 55 0 24 5 W. P. Reeves ... 24 2 6 2 MILES & 00. v WILKIN & 00. The annual match between Messrs Wilkin end 00. and Messrs Miles and Co. was played last Saturday on the Lower Association Ground, and resulted in a win for Miles and 00. on the first innings by 16 runs. The following is the score : MESSRS WILKIN AND CO.’S ELEVEN. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. J. Wilkin, b Chapman 4 c and b Chapman 2 A. MoKollar, b Hanmer 4 b Hanmer ... 15 E, Cusaold, b Chapman 5 b Chapman ... 2 H. Brown, b Chapman 1 b Chapman ... 12 E. Mitchell, b Chapman 0 runout ... 17 J. Sc irvell, b Chapman 0 b Hanmer ... 2 A. Henderson, b Chapman 0 c and b Chapman 1 G. O’Connell, b Chapman ... ... 7 c Willed, b Chapman ... 7 F. Clark, b Chapman 0 not out... ... 2 0. W< ledge, b Hanmer 4 b Chapman ... 2 H. McClatchie, not out 0 b Hanmer ... 6 Extras 10 Extras ... 25 To*al ... 35 Total ... 94 MESSRS MILES AND CO.’S ELEVEN. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. R. Glen, b Brown ... 6 not out 5 E. W. Hanmer, Ibw Clissold 17 Ibw Clissold ... 0 C. Miles, b Brown ... 5 A. Chapman, b ClisBo ld 0 C Clissold, b Brown ... 13 W. Hartland, b Clissold ... ... 1 E. Sharpe, b Clissold 1 E. M. Boolton, c Clissold, b Brown ... 0 J. G. Atkinaon, b Clissold 0 W. Borman, not out 9 b Clissold ... 2 W. Willcox, c Clissold, b Brown 2 A. Nottingham, b Brown 1 Extras 8 Extras ... 3 Total ... 52 Total for three wickets ... 23 A match between the Oxford Rustics and 1 the Amborley Cricket Club was played at 1 Amberley on Saturday. Tho local team went 1 in first, and collapsed for 24, Turner bowling well for the Rustics. In their second innings ’ they did better, making 32—Williams (30), 1 not out, and F. Woodhouse being chief scorers. k Tho Rustics made 91 in their first innings, j Turner contributing 20. They made tho 16 i required to win the match with the loss of s two wickets in the second innings. 1 The return match between the Press and Addington Clubs will be played on the Press 3 ground on Wednesday. Play to commence at a twelve o'clock. The following will represent a the PressW. H. Atack. Board, Cant, e Connor, Coles, Edmonds. French, Oretton, t Henwood, R. Maurice, and Wbitford.