CRICKET.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2699, 1 December 1882, Page 3

CRICKET.

AUCKLAND v ASHBURTON.

[from our correspondent/] Tms Day. The Auckland men arrived in Ashburton from Timaru by the 10.45 train, and immediately proceeded to the Domain, play commencing shortly after eleven o'clock. The Ashburton captain sent in Reeves and Thomas to face the bowling of Buckland and Dufauro. Buckland sent down a maiden, and in the next over Reeves was unfortunately bo-.vled off his pad by Dufaure. CasteUi,the next man,made no stand sending one from Buckland in his wicket. Simpson took Castclli's place, but was run out without scoring. Wilding now joined Thomas, and a stand was made, but, after contributing G, Thomas was run out. Raine, Denshire, Maud, and Pixley all failed to score. On A. Pooks joining "Wilding runs began to come, but Fooks sent "back an easy one into Buckland's hands, who of course held it. Andrews came next, and made 6, when he wa3 well caught by Buck land. Strachey [joined Wilding, and the two made things lively for a while, and brought the score up to 87 before they were separated. After making 11 Strachey*s -wicket was well taken by a good ball from Buckland, the score now being—ll—l1—

87. Buchanan joined Wilding, and the two played together till the lunch adjournment, the score then heing 92 for eleven wickets, Wilding being not out for 50, a 1 mad-: by good cricket. On play being resumed after lunch. Buchanan received a couple of balls only from Buckland, when he hit his wicket — 12—1—92. Curtis filled the vacancy, and by steady and careful play helped to bring up the century, this being the first 100. After making 11 he hit his wicket—l3 —11 —ll9. Hosking, the last man, added a couple, when he was bowled by Lankham, the innings closing for 124.

Pier press association.] ASHBURTON, December 1

The match between the Ashburton Fifteen and the Auckland Eleven commenced to-day, the local team going in first. The match was played on cocoanut matting. Wilding, a pretty bat, made a very long stand, and ran up a good score quickly, Robinson, Lankham, Dufaur, Gill, and Buckland all bowling. The following were the scores:—

Ashburton. First Innings. Reeves, b Dufaur * Thomas, run out ... ' " Castelli, b Buckland 0 Simpson, run out 0 Wilding, not out 66 Raine, b Buckland ° Denshire, hit wicket, b Buckland ... 0 Maud, b Ameil 0 Pixley, b Buckland ■ ... 0 Fooks-, c and B. Robinson 6 Andrews, st Buckland, b Robinson ... 7 Strachey, b Robinson 11 Curtis, lbw H Buchanan, hit wkt, b Buckland 1 Hoskyns, b Lankham 2 Extras ... i 3 Total - 124 AUCKLAND v TIMARU. Tpress association teleqram.l TIMARU, November 30. The following is the full score of Timaru's second innings and of Auckland's second up to the time the winning hit was made : Timaru C.C. Second innings. Shepherd, c Gill, b Lankham 0 Smith, b Robinson 23 Raymond, c Robinson, b Lankham ... 0 Hughes, b Lankham 2 King, c Gill, b Blair ... 7 Lough, b Lankham 8 Eichbaum, b Robinson 19 Easton (sub), not out 12 Scott, b Robinson •■• 3 McKenzie, b Gill 2 Norrie, c Blair, b Robinson 2 Extras 10 Total |8 First innings 51 Grand total 139 bowling analysis. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Lankham ... 90 6 32 . 4 Robinson ... 59 4 21 4 Buckland ... 25 1 12 0 Blair 25 1 3 1 Gill 30 1 10 1 AUCKLAND. Second Innings. Blair, b Hughes 1 Testro, c Eichbaum, b Lough 2 Arneil, b Hughes 4 O'Brien, not out 6 Robinson, b Lough 0 Barton, not out 5 Extras 3 Total for four wickets 27 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts. Lough 39 1 16 2 Hughes 35 2 8 2 BANK OF NEW ZEALAND v UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. The following were the scores in this match which was played yesterday : b. n. z. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. Cogan,b Cotterill... 5 Dignan, b Longden 22 not out 9 Tonks, lbw, Cotterill 17 b Longden ... 1 Strange, c Bowen, b Longden ... 18 not out 17 Fenwick, c Willmer, b Cotterill ... 29 b Longden ... 0 Pinckney, c Lees, b Longden 10 b Cotterill ... 2 Campbell, c Cotterill, b Longden 3 Cooke, b Cotterill... 30 Guy, b Cotterill ... 2 Watt, b Bowen ... 17 Butler, not out ... 0 Extras ... 2 Extras ... 3 Total ™ 153 Total ... 32 tr. b. A. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. Longden, b Dignan 32 lbw, b Dignan 0 Willmer, c Tonks, b Fenwick 0 b Fenwick ... 4 Palmer, c Watt, b Fenwick '5 b Dignan ... 0 Cotterill, b Dignan, 23 c Dignan, b Tonks ... 45 Knox, lbw, b Dignan ... ... 4 c Cooke, b Strange ... 2 Lees, b Fenwick ... 0 c Tonks, b Fenwick ... ... 3 Latter, b Fenwick 0 cWatt, b Fenwick 17 Ormond, lbw, b Fenwick 0 b Fenwick ... 3 Bowen, not out ... 5 b Dignan ... 5 Millton, run out ... 2 not out 18 Ross, c Dignan, b Fenwick 0 lbw, b Fenwick 0 Extras 6 Extras ... 9 Total 77 Total ... 106 ' The following will represent the Lyttelton Cricket Club in the match against the Oxford Cricket Club, viz.-.—Messrs Mitchell, Dawe, Seymour, Brown, M. Wright, McWilliams, E. J. Anderson, Cleary, Grubb, Owen, F. Williams. Emergencies, C. Willcox, C. Browning, and Bonnington. Players to proceed by 12.40 p.m. train. The following will represent the St. Albans second eleven in their match with the Merivale C.C. on the St. Albans ground:—F. Malmanche, Jefferies, W. Moor, J. Soanes, W. Hathaway, C. Cusack, C. Colville, C. Toms, G. Smith, J. Harrison, S. Sheridan. The following will play for the Merivale C.C.: —A. Gapes (captain), A. Mountfort, H. Evans, W. Garrard, F. Lane, A. Billens, R. Tucker, A. Reay, E. Matthews, V. Pozzi, R. Mcintosh. Emergency, W. Mummery. A conveyance will leave the Britannia Hotel at 2 p.m. sharp. The following, who are requested to meet a conveyance at Post Office, at 11 a.m., will play for the Standard C.C. against Kaiapoi U.C.C. :—Messrs Balfour, Garty, Halley,. Haskins, Hill, Horner, Price, G. Rowe (captain), H. Rowe, Shea, Waller. Emergencies—Marr, Tombs, and Foster. The following will represent the Kaiapoi U.C.C. :—Messrs Waring (captain), Poarce, O. Bradley, L. Bradley, J. Hurse. Leahy, Brooke, Sharpc, R. Wright, C. Hayman, and Booth. Emergencies—Pullan, Sheard, and Guerney. [All these matches take place on Saturday.]