(TO THE EDITOR OF THE MANAWATU HERALD.
Sib,— ln your report of the oricket match, Foxton v. Porotawhao, yon Bay it is difficult to Bay whethar the match was von or was a drawn game, as there was no time finish the second innings and no understanding was agreed upon at the start. In o such understanding was necessary, as rule 2, relating to one day matches says :— The match when not played out shall be de- * eided by the first innings. The malt wai therefore a win for Foxton on the first innings by 38 runs.— l am, 4c, B. W. Blub, Captain Foxton Cricket Club.
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Manawatu Herald, 25 February 1892, Page 3
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