CRICKET

Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1933, Page 4

CRICKET

N.S.W. V. REST (TESTIMONIAL.) (Australian Press Association). •SYDNEY, November 26. For the testimonial cricket match, the weatiier yeste.day was fine, and the wicket per.'ect. The Rest of Australia in the first innings made 255. Woodfull scored 7, Ponsford 70, O’Brien 10, Darling 10, Nitscuke 2i), Bromley 7, Lee 69, Nash 17, Ebeling 0, Chilvers 24, and Walker (not out) 5, while extras comprised 18. In the bowling, McCabe took 1 for 46, Hill 2 for 26, O’Reilly 3 for 59, Mair 3 for 81, Howell 1 for 25. New South Wales in the second innings lost none for 41, Fingleton being not but 21, and Brown not out 18, with two extras, as the drawing of stumps. M.C.C. V. RAJPUTANA. CALCUTTA, November'":2s: —^ In the match M.C.C. team scored 213. Barnett .made-75. Rajputana lost five wickets for 10. Jardine went tiger hunting, and Walters captained the M.C.C. team. SOUTHERN SUB-ASSOCIATION. SENIOR COMPETITION MATCHES The Southern Sub-Association cricket competition Was continued dur* ing the week-end. Playing at Rimu Hokitika, defeated Rimu by 16 runs. Hokitika scored 140 and 85 for ,six wickets (declared), Rimu making 148 and 61, Ruatapu defeated Ross by an innings and 52 runs. R-uatapu scored 121, and Ross 38 and 31. Kanieri beat Woodstock by six wickets. Kanieri made 32 and 109 for four, and Woodstock 79 and 57.