CRICKET.
[Australia A N.Z. Cable Association ] CRICKET CORRECTION SYDNEY. Dec. 11. Correction: First Innings howling - \llon 0 for 22. Dnerr 0 for 22. THE HAWKE CUP. NELSON, December 11. The Hawke Cup match was continued this morning in perfect weather •oitditions, Nelson putting on 102 lielore the last wicket fell, the biggest score yet* made in the cup contests. \ feature of the game was the 113 made by A. liiggar, a college hoy. who was taking part for the first time in <ii inter-provincial fixture. He was at the wickets IHi minutes and gave a splendid exhibition of clean, crisp cricket. M. Eden carried his score fo X 7. placing attractively. The fielding if the visitors was good, hut the howling was well collared, eight men having a turn at the crease. The innings lasted It hours. Further scores—M. Eden 87. A. Riggar 113. Kennitz 31. Newman 10, Sea rile 31, extras 13. Total 102. Pearpoint, 5 for 10, was the host howling.
With 310 in arrears Marlborough •'ommoneod badly, losing M. Neal, Allardyee and Robson for 7 runs. At the luncheon adjournment 3 wickets were down for 13.
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Hokitika Guardian, 14 December 1925, Page 3
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189CRICKET. Hokitika Guardian, 14 December 1925, Page 3
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