CRICKET NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1923, Page 3

CRICKET NEWS.

[nr TELEGRAPH— TER Pi'CM.S .•.SSC'iIATION'j WELLINGTON V. SOFTHLAND. INVERCARGILL Feb 11. Tlie cricket match. Wellington v. Southland, opened Ln line weather and wicket fair. Southland won the loss and at noon had stored No for two u ickot.s. SOFTHLAND Ist I linings. A. Hamilton, l>. Henderson Id Groves, c. McGirr. h. Henderson . 8 Kavanagh, (not out) I Extras B> Total for 2 wickets do CAPETOWN. Feb Id. Marylebon© second innings resulted in 0 wickets for d7O (declared). Sandhi.m, l.h.w. b. Hull 58 Russell, c. Flail. I). Xupen do Carr, c. Ward. I>. Meintje.s 6 Mead, c. and b. Meiutjes 11 Fender, h. Mointjes d Woolley (not out) 1 15 Mann, c. Meiutjes. b. Blnnekenburg Jupp (not out) t Extras “'j Total for (3 wickets d<6 Bowling.—Meiutjes 3 for dS. Hall I for 111, Xupen i for 88, Bbincken|,urg I for 78, Nourse 0 for 7. SOETH AFRICA—’2nd Innings. Taylor, e. Russell. I>. Kennedy .... LI Catterall. c. Brown, b. Kennedy ... 8 Nourse, c. Fender, b. Kennedy .... (id Snooke (not out) Francois (not out) Extras Total for -I wickets -L Bowling.—Kennedy 3 for 70. _MeCaulay 1 for 27. Fender 0 for 60. Jupp 0 for 39. Woolley 0 for 20. The match was drawn. The overnight rain did not affect the wicket and play was resumed in hot weather. The attendance is ten ; thousand. Marylebone remained at the wickets for fifty minutes, but were I unable to dislodge the Africans. During l the afternoon. Taylor’s total was the result of excellent play al* round the wicket against well judged bowling.