CRICKET.
ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. OTAGO,
The following is the score of the Otago eighteen in the match at Dunedin : Otago Eighteen—Second Innings. Vernon, c Selby, b Ulyett 0 Davenport, b Midwinter 20 W. Allan, b Peate '.;. ... ... 6 Crawshaw, st Pilling, b Peate ... 2 W. Frith, c Peate, b Midwinter ... 16 A. Cargill, b Midwinter ... ... 0 Dixon, b Midwinter ... ... 0 Spring, c Peate, b Midwinter ... ' 3 Harris, c Shaw, b Midwinter ... 1 Rattray, c and b Peate 0 Strode, b Midwinter 1 Haskell, c Ulyett, b Midwinter ... 14 Macgregor, c Ulyett, b Midwinter ... 2 J, Leith, c Peate, b Shaw 3 S. Leith, c Peate, b Shaw 1 C. Frith, c Shrewsbury, b Midwinter 0 Fitzgerald, not out ... ... 0 Cooper, c Pilling, b Shaw 0 Byes ... ... 3 Leg byes ... ... ... 1 Wide 1 Total ... ... 74 First innings 84 Grand total 158 Bowling Analysis.—Ulyett, 1 wicket for 19 runs ; Selby, 0 wickets for 5 runs ; Peate, 3 for 27 ; Midwinter, 10 for 18 ; Shaw, 3 for 0 runs. The Englishmen having scored 156 in their first innings, they required only three runs to win the match, and these were soon obtained. The game was continued, however, until the usual time for drawing the stumps, and in the hour and a quarter given them, the Otago eighteen took six wickets fora, total of 54 runs, Midwinter not out 15, and Barlow, caught out 14, being the only two who obtained double figures.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2750, 16 January 1882, Page 2
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239CRICKET. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2750, 16 January 1882, Page 2
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