CRICKET.
NEW ZEALAND TEAM AT HOME. (Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, June 28. SCOTTISH COUNTIES.—Ist Innings. Young. It. Merritt 7 Ilalh-y, h Bernau 7 Haig. e. and b. Merritt 11l Wood. I.h.w. b. Merritt 50 Melville, b. Merritt. 1 Stigdcn. e. Cunningham, h. Merritt 29 Marshall, I.h.w. h. .Merritt 1 Horsley, b. Merritt 19 Anderson (not out) 17 Simpson, c. Alloott, b. Dempster ... 18 Sievwriglit, e. Cunningham, b. Dempster . ... 7 Extras 8
Total 287 Rowling: Bernau 1 for 28. Cunningham 0 for 13. Merritt 7 for 74, Allcott 0 for 29, Rage 0 for 18. Dempster 2 for 32.
NEW ZEALAND. —First Innings 301 NEW ZEALAND—2nd. Innings. Dacre. b. Marshall 7 Cunningham, e. ami b. Halley ... II Oliver, I.h.w. b. Sugden 13 AJlcott, e. .Simpson, I). Halley ... II Rage. b. Halley . -1 Merritt, e. Simpson, It. .Marshall 21 Bernau. e. Sugden h. Halley 3 Lowry, run out 14 .Mills (not out) 1 James (not out) G Extras G
Total for 8 wickets (declared) 103
Bowling: Marshall 2 for 11, Horsley 0 for 10. Sugden 1 for 18, Halley I for 31. Sievw right 0 for 21. Anderson 0 for 1. CO UNI lES 2nd. I uni ngs. Melvelle, e. Lowry, b. Dacre . ... 37 Haig', h. Merritt 10 Young, I.h.w. h. Dempster 2 Simpson, e. James. I>. Dacre 8 Marshall (not mu) I Extras 5
Total for I wickets 72 Bowling: Merritt 1 for 3, Dempster 1 for 31. Dacre 2 for 29.
Merritt showed line form with the hall, when the match was resinned today In all he took seven v.'ickois f r (-L but despite this the batsmen put it]) a good defence after losing two wickets cheaply Haig and Weed came together and gave a lot of trouble. The partnership-which last;-,I 70 minutes was responsible for 121. llaig passed the century, his ] 11 occupying under two hours, and included two sixes and nineteen fours. The total reached 287.
Going in again after Hie ten adjournment- the New Zealanders bit out. lost wickets rapidly anil declared at 8 Lir 103. The Counties, although Melville played a good innings of 31. lost I for 72 and the match was drawn.
A GREAT RECORD. LONDON, June 28. North versus .South trial match, which was greatly interrupted by rain ended in a draw. .South in the first innings made 2.31, (Jardine 17. Chapman 70). Bowling: Jupp 0 for 90. North in the first innings made 209 far 0 wickets (Holmes, not out. 127. Sulel-iffc, not out, 131). This is their forty-iirst three figure partnership, thus beating the record of Hobbs and Hayward, who had folly.
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