CRICKET

Hokitika Guardian, 21 February 1930, Page 3

CRICKET

M.C.C. TEAM,

PLAY SOUTH AUCKLAND

AVIN FOR M.C.C,

3y Telegraph—Press Assn., Copyright

AUCKLAND, Feb. 20,

South Ahckland continued the match with M.fa.U. to-day in ideal weather conditions, and before a large attendance. Going was unable to ] lay owing: to injured ankles, received by stop--ping a hot shot yesterday. England won bv an innings and 155; runs.

SOUTH AUCKLAND—Ist Innings. W. < a sidy, b Worthington 7 N. Winger, b Nichols 0

N. Thomas, c Woolley, b Barratt r >| S. A. R. Bade ley, b AVorthington ? AY/ Garrard, c Benson, b Bow ley 16 D. Hawke, h Ban-art ... •• 43 R. Skect, b AVorthington ~~ G. M. Patrick, (not out) .... I T. Johnston, b Worthington ... 0 E. Everest, c AA r oolley, b Barratt C IT. Going, st. Benson, b Barratt J Extras 16 Total .. ...•' !• P 6 Bowling analysis: Nichols 4 overs, 2 maidens, 6 runs. 1 wicket: Allom R, !. 9,0; Barratt 11, 6,7, 4; AVorthington 16, 7, 27, 4; Bowie- 5,2, 21, 1. '

M.C.C. —Ist Innings; Bowlev, b Hawke ••• *8 Benson, c Going, b Badeley ... 76 Turnbull, 1.b.w., b Winger 11 Nichols, c Badeley, b Patrick ... 133 Gilligan, c sub., by Badeley ... II Legge. c Cassidy, h Hawke ij Earle, c Patrick, b Hawke 18 Allom, (not out) AVorthington, (not out) 7 Extras - 3 Total or 7 wkts. (dec.) 346 Bowling analyss: Going 0 for 36; Everest 0 for 65; Hawke 3 for / Badeley 2 for 36; Johnston 0 for 36; Patri.'k 1 for 39. AVinger 1 for 3'SOUTH AUCKLAND—2nd Innings. Cassidy) c Woolley, b Worth-

ington Patrick, o Nichols, b Woolley ... 9 Thomas, c AVorthington, b Woolley / 13 Skeet, 1) Nichols ... ••• 32 Garrard, 1> Bowley 3 Badeley, c Bowley, b Nichols ... 12 Hawke, b AVoolley 4 Everest, c Worthington, b Bowley 8 Winger, b Bowley 0 Johnston, (not out) 0 G ing, (absent) D Extras • ® Total ...105 Bowling analysis; Allom 0 for 8; Barratt. 0 for 9; Worthington 1 for 14; Woolley 3 for 47 ; Bowley 3 for 5; Nichols 2 for 5.

NZ. TEA APS MATCH

AUCKLAND, Feb. 20

The New Zealand cricket team today played an Auckland eleven at ..North Shore, and won by 124 runs on the first innings. New Zealand hatted first, ard made 188 (James 42, Lowry 33, McGirr 32), and Auckland replied with 64 and 88 for threfo wickets. Bowling for New Zealand, H. Roy, a Ponsonby Club player; secured' a.'fine average in Auckland’s first -innings of six wickets for eleven runs.