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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 675, 21 January 1852, Page 3

A Match of Cricket came off on Friday the 16th instant, on Thorndon Flat, between 11 of the 65th Regiment and 9 Civilians with Messrs. Wood and Hamley of the Garrison. The day was propitious and the play throughout good, the bowling and fielding on both sides being remarkably steady, the game was won bt the 65th with 30 runs to spare ; we understand the return match will take place on Friday the 23rd. Subjoined is the score :—

65th Regiment. First innings. Second innings. Greenwood b. Clout 0 c. Catchpool b. Wor>d 2 Capestake b. Clout 8 runout (Wooc) 1 Bratfield run out (Hamley) 3 hit wicket 0 Phillips b. Wood „ 0 b. Clout I Barker st. out (Hamley) ...26 b. Wood 5 Siegs c. Valentine b. Wood 11 not out ™ u Holroyd c. Slatter b. Wood 6 c. Catchpool b. Clout o Thelwall b. Wood 2 b. Clout ..11 Hanson b. Clout 15 b. Wood o Hull b. Wood 7 c. Clout b W00d...™ o Marshall not out 6 b. Clout o Byes .. «... 0 3 84 23 Total 107 Civilians and Garrison. First innings. Second innings. Clout c. Phillips b. Copestake 5 b. Copestake 0 Deigbton hit wicket...™... 1 b. C >pestake 9 Wood b. Copestake 2 c. Greenwood b. do 6 Hamleyc. Thelwall b. Cope- b. Copestake «... 5 stake 4 Winteringham b. GreenwoodO e. Phillips b. Greewood... 4 Catchpoolc. Hull b. Green- b.Copestake U wood 6 Valentine hit wicket 0 run ostt (Barker) 0 Pri gle b. Greens cod 0 b. Greenwood 1 Luxford c. Hull b. Greenwood 0 not rut ..... 5 Wodehouse not out 4 run out (Copestake) 4 Slatter b. Copestake 0 c. Copestake b do 0 Byes 0 6 Leg Eves 0 5 Wide Balls 0 1 22 55 Total 77