CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 3 December 1907, Page 3

CRICKET.

ENGLAND VERSUS QUEENSLAND, Received Dec. 3, 0.25 a.m. Brisbane, December 2. The cricket match England versa Queensland was resumed. Additiona ■scores:— ENGLAND.-First Innings. Jones, 1.b.w.. b Ilayes .. .. 0! Rhodes, not out 7( Humphries. 1, M,ii Lvrr-n .. .. f Blythe. st Evan*. Ii Hayes .. .. ( Sundries ~ Total .. ~ .. _ _ 3og [ Bowling analysis—Timbury, one for 27: Hayes, three for 57; MaeLaren, five for 104; Redgrave, one for 70. QUEENSLAND.—Second Innings. Ilartigan, c Rhodes, b Blythe . . 5!» Brown, c Ilayes, b Crawford .. Hi Redgrave, 1.b.w., b Rhodes .. J,s Hutcheon, c Hobbs, b Blythe .. 10 Hayes, c Rhodes, b Blythe .. 15 -Martin, c Rhodes, h Blythe .. 2 Dunn, b Rhodes .. 0 Thompson, not out 0 Evans, h Rhodes 12 Sundries 14 Total for eight wickets .. 140 VICTORIA v. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Received Dec. 3, 025 a.m. Melbourne. December 2. In their first innings South Australia scored 3.57. The chief scores were — Mayne 75, Claxton 05, Dolling 02, PeUew 41, Jennings 52, L. Hill 32. Following on, they have lost one wicket for 15. AUCKLAND CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS, i

I Per Press Association. Auckland, List Night. The third round of the cricket cup championships concluded to-day. The round was eventful for big scores on both days. Jll the City-Grafton match, the former closed with six wickets down for 380, and Grafton replied with I'JO runs—Audinwood 53 not out, and Calyton 25. Following on, they made 130 runs tor three wiekets —Clayton 53 not out, and Graham 33. City won on the nrst innings by IS7 runs. North Shore closed witli eight wickets down for 2UU runs, and Parnell could only respond with IUO runs, and, following on, lust four wicketo for U0 runs, North Shore winning on the lii>l innings by ISI runs. Eden had an easy win over I'onsonby by an innings and i 1 ruus. Ponsonby were ad out in the first innings for 110 runs, and Eden lost two wickets for 287 runs —Elliott 100 not out, and Keif t>s not out. Ponsonby in the second innings made 106 for eight wickets, two being absent. * THURSDAY'S TEAMS. The following will represent New Plymouth Juniors against High School, 0 the High School ground on Thursday next (play commencing at 2.15 sharp): — S. Arden, H. Cook, R. Cutiield, P. Whiteombe, 11. R. Billing, A. Shaw, C. Henderson, Webster, T. Anderson, F. Whittle and J- Scanlon.

New Plymouth (Eist) team will be represented by the following against Carrington Road, at Tukapa grounds next Thursday:—VV. P. Nicol, J. F. Strang, J. li. Jack, C. Howard, E. OLightband, A. 11. Parker, E. Whittle, E. | Baker, 11. J. Price, G. Braund, and A. Dixon. Emergency, J. Smith.

Mr. Newton King's cable from Sydney advises that light hides are a farthing lower, mediums an eighth lower.