DRAWN GAME

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 123, 16 January 1932, Page 5

DRAWN GAME

(Press. Assn.—

CRICKET AT NAPIER hawke's bay v. canterbury prqves very even match NO SPECTACULAR SCORES

-By Telegraph — Copyright).

NAPIER, Friday. The Hawke's Bay v. Canterbury cricket match concluded in a draw to-day. The visitors, after completing their first innings, had 250 to their credit. Powell and Roberts contributed 78 and 58 respeetively. Hawke's Bay in their seeond innings compiled 206, and when Canterbury went to the crease on the secOnd occa$ion? they- requirqd 20,1 to witt, but at stumps. they had secured oniy 106 for the lqss pf seven wickets. Scores : — hawke's bay First Innings ...» 244 Second Innings Kavanagh, b Merritt 45 Findlayson, b, Cropib ! 32 Burns, c Rpberts, b C^bmh 7 O'Brien, c Cromb, b Burrows 41 T. Reaney, c Roberts, b. Merritt 7 Park, run out 7 Brown, c Page, b Cromb ...... ...... 25 H. Reaney, not out 22 Williams, b Cromb 0 Gilbertson, lbw, b Cromb ...... ...... 0 Nairn, b Gromb 11 Extras 9 Total 206 Bowling: Cromb took six wickets for 36 runs; Merritt two fpr 73; Burrows, one for 30; Page none for none; Bellamy, none for 14; Park, none for 14; Powell, none for 19. canterbury Fjrst Innings Merritt, p Williams, b Nairn 11 Stringer, c Nairn, b Gilbertson 20 Powell, c Brown, h T. Reaney 78 Bellamy, run out ...... 13 Lester, c O'Brien, b Nairn 1 Burns, c O'Brien, b Nairn 19 Roberts, not out 58 Burrows, lbw, b T. Reaney 5 Page, played on, h Nairn 23 Cromb, b T. Reaney 5 Park, b T. Reaney • 0 Etxras 17 Total 250 Bowling: T. Reaney took four wickets for 47 runs; Nairn, four for 62; Gilbertson, one for 50; H. Reaney none for 21; O'Brien none for 8; Kavanagh, none for 45. Second Innings Merritt, c O'Brien, b T. Reaney 11 Burns, c H. Reaney, b T.- Reaney 15 Stringer, b Nairn 2 Powell, c and b T. Reaney 5 Bellamy, c T. Reaney, b Reaney 17 Cromb, lbw, b T. Reaney 3 Roberts, c Nairn, b H. Reaney . — 7 Page, not out 12 Lester, not out * 26 Extras 8 Total for seven wickets 106 Bowling: T. Reaney took four wickets for 30 runs; H. Reaney, two for 18; Nairn, one for 15; O'Brien none for 6; Gilbertson none for 9; Kavanagh none for 20.