CRICKET NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1922, Page 3

CRICKET NEWS.

; >OS,|IA 1.1.V.V AMI N .. U.M'.I.K aSSUOIAT’OV. ' ENGLAND V. VICTORrA. j MELBOURNE, November 17 Tne weather was warm and the v. i< - ket fast for the cricket match between ; Victoria and England. The att ud '.n e I was three thousand. The Govern r- ! General and State General '-ere present. Mnelaren won the toss, j Mnelaren received a warm rct;epti n jHe was lucky at the start. \ Til" howling was a aried and strong ; attack, and the fielding was keen. ENG LA X D—lst. INN! NG S. Wilson h. Wallace 9 . Titehmarsh. e. Willis, b. Wallace II ] Wilkinson c. Hartkopft b. Keating 92 ; R’and e Mayor b Hartkopft 17 i Cnlthorpc, e. Mayue, b Wallace ... 10 ! Chapman std. Ellis, b. H-'rtkopft 73 I MacLnren c Ellis, b Grimmett ... 5 ' M»« bean (not out) 11 ! Tyldeslev st. Ellis, li Hartkopft ... 4 i Freeman, e. Hansford b Hartkopft 0 Extras 8 j Total .' 210 I Bowling analysis— Hartkopft 5 for |22 ; Wallace .9 for 01; Keating 1 for f'l3. Beating howled throe widen, i Hartkopft was not brought on until the score was 17.9. His bowling was slow and very tricky. Wallace is fast Vi"toria have tost five for forty-four. VICTORIA- 1 st. TNNTNGR. j Ma.vne l.b.w. b. Gibson 17 Park li Freeman 11 j Willis c Mnelaren b. Gibson 5 : Woodful (not out) 11 i Ellis e Cnlthorpc 1). Gibson 0 | Liddient (run out) 0 , Total for five wickets II ; Gibson has a fine length. He took three for 20. Freeman is accurate. The fielding especially Chapntin, is high class.