CRICKET.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16486, 27 February 1914, Page 9

CRICKET.

THURSDAY ASSOCIATION. The competitions were continued yesterday in fane weather, Sunnyside scored a three-point win from Railway and Telegraph a two-point from Sydenham. Sunnyside and Telegraph will meet in the final at Sunnyside on Thursday. Tho following are the positions of the teams at the end of tho second round: —Telegraph 16 points, Sunnysido 16 points, Sydenham 9 points, Railway 3 points. Hotel Employees withdrew at tho end of the first round. Following aro the details of yesterday’s play:— SUNNYSIDE v. RAILWAY. Railway, who had made 92 and 21 for four wickets in reply to Sunnyside’s total of 80 continued batting and reached 47 for six wickets. Three wickets fell for no runs, Cusworth doing the hat trick, and the side were all out for 60. Sunnyside with 73 to win opened with Norman and Marks, but the latter was out at ten. Two wickets were down for 28, but Norman and Hibberd got the required number of runs. Norman was unbeaten with 53 to his credit, and scored all round the wicket. The following are tho scores:— RAILWAY First Innings—92. Second Innings. Thornton, run out ... 4 Williams, b Porter . . .13 Kennedy, b Porter . . . G Simpson, b Norman ... 1 Bennett, b Porter . . 1 Andrews, b Cusworth . . 0 G. Beere, b Cusworth . . . 15 Brown, run out . . . .13 Clarke, b Cusworth . . . 0 H. Young, 0 and b Cusworth . : 2 C. Perryer, not cut . ... 1 Extras . . . . . i Total . . . .GO Bowling analysis.—Cusworth four wickets for 10 runs, Norman two for 29, Porter three for 17. SUNNYSIDE. First Innings—Bo. Second Innings. E. Norman, not out . ' . .53 Dr Marks, b Brown . ' . . 1 H. Jones, run out . . ;. ■ 4 L. Hibbard, not out . . .13 Extras . . . 2 . ! ’ * 1 L..\ T-"'.'.." ; Total for two wickets . 73 Bowling analysis.—Kennedy no wickets for 12 runs, Beere none for 31, Brown one for 28. TELEGRAPH v. SYDENHAM. Sydenham started to face the large total of 370 set them by Telegraph. !In their first venture they were all 1 out for 121, batting two short. In I the follow on Sydenham started well, Watson and M’Pherson carrying the J total to 60 before tho former was out for 36. M’Pherson soon followed -with 29 to his credit, made by fine free strokes. Four wfekets were down for 110, then Maefarlane and Winsor played a good partnership, carrying the total to 244 for four wickets, both batsmen scoring fast all round the wicket. Following are the scores:— POST AND TELEGRAPH. First Innings. ' Martin, c Watson b M’Pherson . 75 Armstrong, b Watson . ■ . . 65 Shcnd, b M’Farlano . . . 29 Watts, b Winsor . . . .58 Mansell, c Geliety b Simpson . 36 Francis, b Winsor . . .16 Eccloton, b Watson . . .37 Ward, b Winsor . . . . 5 Duffield, not out . . . .19 Barnett, b Watson . . . 4 Extras . . . . . . 26 Total . .370 Bowling analysis.—McPherson one wicket for 56 runs, Simpson one for BG, Maefarlane one for 27, Winsor three for 41, Watson three for 53, Swift none for 9, Besley none for 15, Wilson none for 12; Evan 3 nono for 45. SYDENHAM. • First Innings. L. Watson,, run out . '. . 20 G. Swift, c' Ward b Martin .. 3 N. Macfarlanfe, b Armstrong . T W. Winsor,"c Rhand b Martin... 12 J. Thornton, c Wall b Martin . 4 T. Geliety, c and b Wall . . 19 A. Besley, c Ward b Wall . . 5 S. M’Pherson. not out . . 19 K. Wilson, hit wicket, b Martin 30 Extras 8 Total . . . . 121 Bowling analysis.—Martin four wickets for 51 runs, Armstrong one for 27, Wall two for 21, Ford none for 12. Second Innings. S. M’Pherson, c Armstrong b Ford 29 . L. Watson, c Wall b Armstrong 3G K. Whson, b Armstrong . . 4 G. Swift, st Ecoleton b Wall . 27 N. Maefarlane, not out . . .72 W. Wilson, not out . . .70 Extras . . . . 6 Total for four wickets . 244 Bowling analysis.—Martin no wickets for 83 runs, Ford one for 86, Armstrong two | for 47, Walls "one for 20. AUSTRALIAN TEAM. THE CANTERBURY MATCH. I T. Carlton has been chosen as eleventh man in the Canterbury. team to meet the Australians. Monaghan has been asked to be in attendance.