CRICKET.

Otaki Mail, 3 December 1923, Page 3

CRICKET.

HOEOWHENXTA CRICKET ASSOCIATION. SOUTHERN COMPETITIONS. The following is the order of rounds drawn up by the. Association for the Southern End competition, the winning team to meet the winning team of the northern competition. A new rule governing time of starting reads as follows: —"Play between two teams of the rami! town must commence at 2 p.m. and not more than half-an-hour's grace will be allowed travelling teams." 2nd Round. December Bth. Paraparaumu v. Bahui B, at Otaki. Kahui A v. Otaki, at Otaki.

3rd Round. December 15th. Kahui A v. Paraparaumu. at Otaki. Eahui B v. Otaki, at Otaki. December 22nd. Otaki v. Paraparaumu, at Otaki. Bahui A v. Bahui B, at Otaki. January sth. Paraparaumu v. Eahui B, at Paraparaumu. Eahui A v. Otaki, at Otaki. 4th Round. January 12th. Kahui A v. Paraparaumu, at Paraparaumu. Eahui B v. Otaki, at Otaki. January 19th. Otaki v. Paraparaumu, at Paraparaumu. Eahui A v. Eahui B, at Otaki. January 26 th. Paraparaumu v. Bahui B, at Otaki. Kahui A v. Otaki, at Otaki. sth Round. February 2nd. Eahui A v. Paraparaumu, at Otaki. Eahui B v. Otaki, at Otaki. February 9th. Otaki v. Paraparaumu, at Otaki. Eahui A v. Eahui B, at Otaki. February 16th. Paraparaumu v. Kahui B, at Paraparaumu. Eahui A v. Otaki, at Otaki. The Otaki and Rahui clubs will make their own arrangements regarding the grounds upon which their matches will be played.

An interesting game was played at Paraparaumu on Saturday, when Otaki defeated the home team on a one-in-nings' game by 22 runs. The fielding of the visitors, at times, was weak, but eventually players got busy and in consequence three of the "Pram players were run out. Tom Parata was Paraparaumu's best batsman, whilo Giblin was Otaki's most successful bowler. Sievers and Johnson batted splendidly for the visitors, compiling 15 and 17 runs respectively. The "Pram" ladies supplied afternoon tea, which was much appreciated by the visitors. ' Scores are as follows: — Paraparaumu—lst innings. Caterer, run out, 11 H. Lynch, run out, V Parata, c Twist, b Giblin, 18 Johnson, thrown out, 2 Fitton, b Giblin, 1 Seagcr, b Giblin, " O. Lynch, 1.b.w., b Sievers, 5 Brazier, c Johnson, b Kearns, 10 Weggery, b Giblin, 0 Eeeve, not out, 5 Croll, c Sievers, b Kearns, 0 Extras, 10 Total 69 Bowling Analysis. Giblin, 4 for 26; Sievers, 1 for SO; Kearns, 2 for 3. Otaki—lst Ininings. Baker, b H. Lynch, 0 Clarke, b Parata, •-- - • » Sievers, cH. Lvnch, bO. Lynch, .. la Twist, cO. Lynch, bH. Lynch, ... 9 Ferguson, c H. Lynch, b O. Lynch, . 12 Giblin, c Caterer, b Fitton, o Kearns, c and h 0. Lynch, 0 Enoka, st Seager, JO Johnson, c Weggery, b Fitton, 17 Ohilds, not out, J Knox, b Croll, I Extras, *■' Total 91

Bowling Analysis

H. Lynch, 2 for 24; O. Lynch, 3 for 11; Parata, 1 for 11; Fitton, 2 for 9; Raggery, 0 for 12; Croll, 1 for 5.

Rabui "A" beat "B" on Saturday, but, unfortunately, the score book is not available. OTAKI CLtre. Batting Analysis.

si © 3) ' 5 0 be i, w 9 05 <J Johnson 4 l 17 28 9.33 Twist i 18 37 9.25 Giblin l 10 32 8. Ferguson Baker 4 5 l l 12 18 23 29 7.S6 7.25 Kearns l 12 12 6. Enoka . I 10 12 6. Behua ....; 3 0 9 '17 5.66 Childs . 3 5 io 0. fSBOX 0 1 IS 11 4.4 3.75 Sowling Analysis/ P '0 | > '$ ft «4 gnoka ." ■ '■;-' .... ¥ ......... a 16 To 1ft 2.66 2.66 4." 4. 4-57 a 0: ' £hiTds . Giblin l 19" / !4 ,37; Kearns Baker - 6 .. 0 ( 3G U7