CRICKET.
Wellington has virtually beaten Canterbury— “on Wellington ground, though, be it noted,” will Canterbury men say ; a faulty wicket will be the excuse. Wellington made 146 Cross 21, A Blacklock 31, Holdship 13, Gore 29, Fuller 21 and, in second innings, 256 for 6 wickets ; Cross 59, A Blacklock 58, Gore 40, Fuller 22, R Blacklock 18, Holdship 17, Button 17 not out, Ashbolt 9 not out. Canterbury 88—Cuff 28, Labatt 12, M’Farlane 12—and 168 for 5 wiekets, thus requiring 152 to save defeat. In match England v. S. Australia, visitors went first to wickets, and at close of day’s play had lost 6 wickets for 340 runs. Lockwood 39, Ward 41, Stoddart 65, Brown (not out) 95, Peel 0, Brockwell 45, Ford 47, not out. In match, in Sydney, Metropolis v. Combined Country team, former scored 696 runs in first innings. Gregory and Donuan both retired after making 201 each. Country team was defeated by an inniugs aud 394 runs.
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Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 790, 13 November 1894, Page 6
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162CRICKET. Kaikoura Star, Volume XIV, Issue 790, 13 November 1894, Page 6
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