CRICKET.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2481, 20 March 1882, Page 3

CRICKET.

U. 0.0. T. MIDLAND. This match was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in a one innings viotory for the IT .0.0., owing principally it must be confessed to the bowling of one of the Lancaster Park contingent—namely, Mr Wilding, who did good servioe in both innings. On resuming play on Saturday the Midland went to the wiokets for their second innings, with 128 to make to save the innings, but they only succeeded in putting together 116. Of these Fowke made a very pretty 46 not out, and Washer 25. The Midland in their seoond inniDge playad one man short, J. Fowler being absent. The following is the score : MIDLAND. First Innings. Seoond Innings. G. Watson, inn out 5 bVf ilding ... 8 T. Buchanan, st Fenwick, b Ashby 21 b Wilding ... 2 J. Fowke, c Fenwick, b Wilding 1 not out 46 W. H. Atack. o Penwick, b Wilding 1 b Wilding ... 3 J. Fowler, b Ashby 15 A. Washer, b Aehby 1 b Wilding .. io C. Strange, b Wilding 1 b Wilding ... 4 W. H. Horner, not _,.,.. . out 24 c sub. b Wilding 4 Cohen, e Fenwick, c Wilding, b Pixb Willing ... 8 ley 0 K. T. A. Fuller, o Helmore, b Ashby 9 b Wilding ... 0 ■—Fairhurst, b Wilding ... ... 33 CBub.b Ashby ... 15 Extras ... 11 Extras ... 9

Total 130 Total ...116 ( Bowling Analysis. Balls. Mdns. Buns. WktsAshby 45 1 18 0 E. Potterill 30 2 11 0 Wilding 115 4 32 5 Militon 10 0 6 0 ashby (slowb) ... 61 0 52 4 Ashby bowled one wide, and Wilding one no Balls. Mdns. Buns. Wkts. Wilding 107 5 51 7 Ashby 85 2 34 X B. Cotterill 30 1 11 0 Pixley 35 2 11 1 tr.c.c. First Innings. W. V. Milton, b Waßher '•> A. Longden, st Fowka, b Puller 22 D Ashby, o Washer, b Fuller 1» W. Cotterill, lbw, b Fuller 23 E. CoHerill. b Fuller 23 E. C. J. Stevens, c Fairhurst, b Fuller ... 13 F. Wilding, b Fuller 22 F. Fenwick, o and b Fuller J B. D. Harman.notout 3° A. Pixley, b Washer *j Helmore, b Fairhurst 1° iixtraa 5

Total 257 Bowling analysis. Balls. Mdns. Buns. Wkts. Fuller 250 11 104 7 Atacfe 55 1 35 0 Fairhurst 122 9 60 1 Cohen 25 0 18 0 Washer 50 0 35 2

SYDENHAM YOUTHB t. U. 0.0. SECOND ELEVEN. The above match was oonoluded on Saturday, and proved that the teams were well matohed, tho game resulting in a draw. The youths in their first innings soored 143, Smith contributing 28, Johnson 24, Ashby 20, A. Lawrence 14, and 8. Forsyth 13. The U. 0.0. followed with 167; Fenwick 72, Baker 22, Paul 17, and Cox 11, being prinoipal Boorers. At call of time the youths had scored 180 in their second innings for the loss of nine wickets, tho chief contributors being W. Forsyth 67, Taylor 32, Baston 29, Smith 13, and Jones 10. For the TJ.C.C. Beswiok and Fenwick were the trundlers, whilst Bmithand Taylor were the most successful for the Youths.

WOOLSTON t. BIOHMOND.

A cricket match was played between the Woolston and Eiohmond 0.0. on Saturday last, resulting in a win for tho latter by an innings and 33 runs. For the Bichmond, Ballatyne, Heslip, and Bates played well. For the Woolston, Day and Martin plsyed best. The soores are—Riohmond 82, Woolston 16 and 33.

OHRIBT'B COLLEGE T. M.O.C. SECOND ELEVEN. This match was resumed last Saturday and ended in a draw. The B»turd»y before the M.O.C. hod only made 81 in their first innings, while the College had made 139 with nine wioketa down. The College only suo oeeded in adding another 18, making a total for the first innings of 152. The Midland in their seoond innings hit about very freely, Harareaves in particular making it very lively for the field ; in <» a ' towards the end of the afternoon the boys were decidedly becoming faceed ont and disheartened. The total made bv the Midland was 222. Of this* W gargreave. ma*e 76. Baily 28, Hill 27 (act oat)?MMon 28, Bell 20, Herbert 13,