CRICKET NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1921, Page 3

CRICKET NEWS.

«h> AUST AAI.IAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION] RANGITIKEI NOMADS. CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 11. The Nomads cricket team defeated n Canterbury eleven by nine wickets. Canterbury in the first innings made 178 (Woods 48, Crawford 17, Martin

not out 28, Cameron 22). Hevan took seven wickets for 00, Collins 1 for 19. and Gilmer 2 for 29. Following on Cnnlcrmury compiled 279: Martin 80; Talßot 47, A Hard 23, Woods 30, and Lawrence 19'. Hevan took 3 wickets for 93, Gilmer 3 for 28, Ongley 2 for 2(i, Foster 1 for 40.

In their second innings, Nomads scored the 35 runs necessary to win for the loss of one wicket. Levan (>, Hindmarsh not out 10, Wood notrout 10. ENGLAND’S SHARE OF RECEIPTS. MELBOURNE, Jan. 11. At a meeting of the Cricket Council it was announced that the Mnrylehone Club up to the present had received £12,500 as its share of gate money for matches played by the English team. OLDFIELD SELECTED. SYDNEY, January 12. Oldfield has been added to the list of certainties for the English tour.

MATCH CUT OUT. (Received This Day at 11.30 a.m.) MELBOURNE, Jan. 12. Owing to the pressure of time, the Englishmen’s two days’ match at St A 1 well scheduled for yesterday, was cut out. BARDSLEY’S DISPLAY.

(Received This Day at 11.30 a.m.) ADELAIDE, Jan. 12. Hardsley was caught at midoff when he bad equalled his Sydney score. He hit 23 fours and batted 303 minutes. It was a remarkably sound display. He gave no chance till the end. He was cheered to the echo. Gregory caused merriment when, bitting a soft one to midon, be ran towards the pavilion, but Hendry mulled the catch and Gregory managed to get to the bowlers end, a round about run of 40 yards.