MID-WEEK CRICKET
Comment on Play and Players WICKETS FAV0UR BOWLERS (By "Stump.") qEe first round of the Thursday criclcet competition was completed last week, West End and United both seeuring f our points for outfight wins. The scoring was affeeted to a large extent by the slow out field and the wickets definitely favouring the bowlers both days. The fielding of all four teams was of a good standard for so early in the season, It is pleasing" to note that last season's captainj are again leading their respective teams. * HONOUES BOARD. BATTING Martin (West End), 50 and 24. Tacon (West End), 39 and 7 not out. Mahoney (United), 33 and 13. Swallow (United), 29 and 6. Brimmer (United), 28 not out and 36 not out. Seott (Met)hodist), 21 not out. Gosnell (Methodist), 40j 2nd innings. L. McDonald (West End), 22, -2nd innings. Eouse (Heretaunga), 2* 2nd innings. Bligh (Heretaunga), 28, 2nd innings. BOWLING, Giorgi (Heretaunga), 4 for 15. Martin (West End), 4 for 15. Pitzjohil (United), 4 for 20. . Boyle (United), 3 for 2, 2nd innings. SAUNDEteS, of V^est End, would make cohsidei .bly more" runs if he would wait for the rignt ball tb score' off. This boy uses his feet 'well. - DAVIDSON, of Methodist, has agood eye and if he would concentrate more. many more runs would eome hi3 way. BOYLE, of United, showed his worth as' a bowler in the seeond innings by taldrig three for two. He pitches thein well up and does not make tbe mistake of trying to bowl too fast.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 34, 3 November 1937, Page 10
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258MID-WEEK CRICKET Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 34, 3 November 1937, Page 10
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