CRICKET.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 6 February 1920, Page 4

CRICKET.

TAINUI V. Y.M.C.A.

This match was played on tho Otaki College grounds Wednesday, and the homo boys won by live wickets and six runs. Details of the play -are as under: — Y.M.C.A. Clark, c Bowden, b I'lutey it) Joplin, run out *■ Carmichael, b Flutey 1 Wells, b August 0 Fawcett, b Flutey 1 Pink, b Flutey 0 Allison, b Bowden 11 Sloane, b l’ahiwi d Farland, c and 1) JLlekua 8 Cooper, 1) Bowden * - Keys, not out 2 Extras 5 Total Bowling: Flutey four wickets for 30 runs, Bowdon two for 7, August one for 1, for -1, Tahiwi one far 11. TAINUI (OTAKI). A. Flutey, c Joplin, b Sloane .... 0 T. Piripi, c Sloane, b Farland .... J. 7 W. Bowden, b Farlanu 21 Rchua, run out 3 T. Hayward, b Sloane 1 B. Ferguson, not out 3 R. Tahiwi, not out 0 Extras 2 Total for five wickets 17 Bowling: Farland two wickets for -1 runs, Sloane two for 13, Carmichael none for 9, Iveys none for 9, Clark none for 19.

MANAKAU V. TRAINING FARM,

Training Farm sent an eleven to Manakau on AVednesday, and suffered defeat, at the hands of the local team by v 33 runs on the aggregates. The new pitch was used, and played capitally. A feature of tnc play was the poor scoring of the batsmen, the totals put up being very low. Batting first, the Manakau eleven were Till dismissed for till, Kggleton and Marriucr bowling well. The Farm responded with lti, the bowling of Kofoed and Davis being deadly. The former secured seven wickets for nine runs and Davis three for live. Manakau did better in their second innings—after tea and knocked up 51 J. Bryant topping the score with 18. Wanting 57 to win, the Farm made only 24, and thus Manakau won the match"by 35 runs. Kofoed secured four wickets for eight runs in the second innings, Davis three for eight, D. Kobinson two for none, and Robert none for seven. . The visitors were entertained at afternoon tea at the garden party, held near by, and altogether a very pleasant afternoon was spent.