CRICKET.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2689, 20 November 1882, Page 3

CRICKET.

MIDLAND C.C. t. ADDINGTON C.C. This match was concluded, on Saturday, and resulted, as was expected, in a one inning’s victory for the Midland. The previous Saturday, it will be remembered, they had remained all day at the wickets, scoring 252, with nine wickets down. On resuming, only 2 runs were added to the score, which were credited to Mr Fowke, who carried out his bat for the fine score of 86. The Addington team made but a poor show against the bowling of Messrs Puller and Barnes, the former of whom was particularly deadly. All their wickets fell for 50 runs, Mr Wheatley with 17, not ont, being the only man who ran into double figures. Of course a follow-on was necessary, and in their second innings the Addingtonians were slightly more successful, putting together 73, Mr Turner with 27, and Mr Taylor with 12, being the principal scorers. Both these men played steadily for their runs, the bowling of Messrs Barnes, Edear, and Puller being well on the wicket. The fielding of the Midland was good, Mr Barnes in particular being very active at slip, and making more than one gallery catch. Subjoined is the eoore : MIDLAND C.C. First Innings. E. Barnes, cH. Ogier, b Wheatley ... 1 P. Philpot, cH. Ogier, b Wagstaff ... 49 G. Watson, c and b H. Ogier 45 T. Buchanan, Ibw, b H. Ogier 7 C. Strange, run out 16 J. Fowke, not out 86 A. Washer, c 11. Ogier. b McMurray ... 1 G. Turner, b Wheatley 2 A. B. Paul, b McMurray 16 11. Bdser, b Wagstaff 8 E. T. A. Fuller, b Wheatley 11 Extras 12 254 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Runs. Wkts. Mdns. Wheatley ... 125 52 3 8 Turner 35 27 0 1 McMurray ... 151 52 2 10 Wagstaff ... 86 53 22 H. Ogier ... 130 53 2 8 W. Ogier ... 15 5 0 0 ADDINGTON C.C. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. C. Taylor, b Fuller 9 cßarnes,b Edser 12 W. Ogier, c sub., b Fuller 0 • Philpot, b Barnes ... 5 J. Wheatley, not out 17 b Barnes ... 0 R. H. Turner, b Fuller 4 c Barnes, b Fuller ... 27 W. Ashby, c sub., b Barnes 7 run ont 9 H. Ogier, b Fuller 0 b Fuller 6 H. Jones, b Fuller 8 b Barnes ... 9 T. Flowers, Ibw, b Puller 0 c and b Barnes... 3 S. McMurray, c Watson, b Fuller 0 not out 4 E. Turner, absent absent ... ... C. Wagstaff, st Fowke, b Puller 0 run out 0 Extras ... ... 5 Extras ... 3 SO 72 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Runs. Wkts. Mdns. First Innings. Fuller 99 27 8 4 Barnes 95 18 1 .11 Second Innings. Barnes 90 34 4 5 Edser 85 19 1 6 Puller 31 16 2 0 Edser bowled 1 wide. LANCASTER PARK C.C. v UNITED C.C.C. This cup match was continued on Saturday on the Lancaster Park ground. The Park on the previous Saturday had scored 97 for their first innings, and the U.C.C.C. 86 with the loss of four wickets, Mr Hartland being not out 43 and Mr P. Fenwick not out 11. The latter player did not add to his score, and Mr Hartland only made two more, both falling before the bowling of Mr Wilding. Of the remaining men Mr W. J. Cotter ill played a good innings of 22 not out, and Mr Higgins made 10. The score of U.C.C.C. totalled 130, leaving Lancaster Park 33 to the rear. The home team, however, were not to be denied, and managed to put together 175, chiefly owing to the tine batting of Mr Reeves, who made 83, with only one chance. He was loudly cheered at the conclusion of his performance, and was carried into the pavilion. Of the other Lancaster Park men Mr Dunlop made 11, Mr W. Frith 17, and Mr P. Loughnan, redeveloping some of that form which made him a shining light in the club of Reading, England, put together an excellently made 25. The bowling of the United was good, but their fielding, particularly in a certain spot facing the wickets, was not up to the mark. The full score will be given at the conclusion of the match. SECOND ELEVEN U.C.C.C. v COLLEGE. This match was finished on Saturday and resulted in a victory for the College by eight wickets. The U.C.C.C. in the second innings did not succeed in carrying out the promise made by their first two men, who had scored on the previous Saturday 37 with no wickets down, for the whole of their wickets fell for 117 runs before the bowling of Messrs H. R. Mathias, Lowry, and Harman, leaving the College 65 to win, which they succeded in doing as stated above with the loss of only two wickets. In the U.C.C.C. second innings Mr Done made 23, Mr Cox 18, Mr Dignan 10, Mr J. D. Harman 28, and Mr Pinckney 23. In the College second innings Mr Hassal made a very well played 20, and Mr H. H. Mathias 29_not out. SECOND ELEVEN LANCASTER PARK v SECOND ELEVEN MIDLAND. This match was concluded on Saturday, and resulted in the Lancaster Park men proving victors by 8 runs. The respective scores were—Lancaster Park, 68 and 69, and Midland, 43 and 81. Out of the 68 made by the Park in their first innings Mr Francis scored 43, and out of the 69 made in their second innings Mr Caygill made 46. Mr Paul batted well for the Midland, and Messrs Pairhurst and Hargreaves did some good bowling for their side. SECOND ELEVEN ST. ALBANS v. SECOND ELEVEN ADDINGTON. A match was played on Saturday last between second eleven St. Albans and second eleven of Addington, which resulted in a victory for the latter by 156 runs, the scores being St. Albans 27, Addington 183. The principal scorer for the former was' Mr. Moor with 11. For the latter Mr D. Lusk, 55 ; Mr A. G. Ashby, 45 ; Mr W, Forsyth, 26 ; Mr G. Paling, 11, and Mr H. R. Simpson, 16, not out. MERIVALE v " LYTTELTON TIMES” JUNIOR. A match was played on Saturday in the north park between the Merivale and “ Lyttelton Times” JuniorC.C.,resulting in a victory for the Merivale C.C. by -40 runs. The scores were Merivale 64 and 19; “ Lyttelton Times” 27 and 16. UNITED RAILWAY C.C. v OXFORD C.C. This match was played on Saturday last on the Addington cricket ground, Hagley park. The principal scoring was on the Railway side, though the scores were small. Round and Foster being the only two that got into double figures—Round 13, Poster 11. The bowling of McGregor proved rather too much for the Oxford Club, and they only managed to put together 25 against * the Railway’s 50.

. LINWOOD C.C. v YOUNG MEN’S C.C. i A match was played on Saturday last ■ between the Linwood C.C. and the Young i Men’s C.C., which resulted in a victory for the latter by 2 runs. The scores were : i Young Men’s C.C., 16 and 17 ; and Linwood C.C., 17 and 14. RANGIORA C.C. v KAIAPOI C.C. . A match was played at Rangiora on Saturday between elevens of these clubs. The scores were—Rangiora, first innings, 24; second, 89 ; (Good, 25 ; Gulliver, 23; Vincent, 10). Kaiapoi, 32, of which Pearce made 11. The match was decided in favor of Kaiapoi on the first innings. A return will bo played shortly. LYTTELTON C.C. v WOOLSTON C.C. An eleven from the Lyttelton Cricket Club played on Saturday afternoon against an eleven of the Woolston cricketers at the Heathcote Valley grounds. _ The Woolston team’s first and second innings were beaten by their opponents’ total of 46 for their first innings, with 10 made in their second for one wicket; the Lytteltonians had thus nine wickets to spare. For the Woolston team Joblin made 13, and in the Lyttelton team Mitchell’s 19 and Dawe’s 13 were the best scores. IVO BLIGH’S TEAM v VICTORIA. [BY CABLE.] [reuteb’s telegrams.] Received November 20, 1 a.ra. MELBOURNE, November 18 The cricket match between the English team and Eleven of Victoria was continued to-day, when the Home team resumed their first innings, which closed for 104. The weather was splendid, and there was again a very large concourse of spectators. The following are the scores: — J. Swift, c ... \ ... ... 8 H. Scott, run out ... ... 0 J. D. Edwards, Ibw ... ... 3 W.,Rosser, c ... ... ... 22 E. Turner, b 25 P. Baker, c ... ... ... 5 J. D. Kelly,run out ... ... 20 W. Bruce, h ... ... ... 2 P. G. McShane, b 14 W. H. Cooper, h 0 W. Logan, not out 2 Extras ... ... ... 3 Total 104 Being 169 behind their opponents the Australians followed on their innings, and at the close of the day’s play had lost seven wickets for 121 runs. The following are the scores:— Kelly, b 14 Scott, c... ... ... ... 26 Edwards, b ... ... ... 2 Swift, b 18 Rosser, b ... ... 11 Turner, b ... ... ... 17 Baker,b... ... ... ... 5 McShane, not out 8 Bruce, not ont ... 8