CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 321, 21 January 1908, Page 2

CRICKET.

ENGLAND v. TASMANIA. Bobart, January 20. England in the first innings scored 921 (Hobbs 104, Bardstaff 66, Gunn 46). Tasmania hag lost no wickets for IS. A VETERAN BOWLER Sydney, January 20. Charles Turner, the one time famoufe! bowler, playing against a scratch team, took nine wickets for 22 runs, CRICKET IN TASMANIA. Hobart, January 20. Tasmania has seven wickets down for 225. There are no details. A team at Eltham on Saturday scored. 15 runs, six players scoriug a "duck.T Their opponents put up 134 . On the 31st inst., at New Plymouth, a combined team from South Taranaki will play a match against a North Taranaki team.

The following will be the New PlyI mouth club teams for Thursday next):— I East v. Urenui, at Tukapa ground—W„ I Nicoll, A. Steeds, W. Hill, E. Whittle , E. Lightband, J. Jack, G. Braund, H. Price, J, Strang, C. Howard, J. Smith. West v. Inglewood, on the Recreation Sports Ground—W. Fewster, W. Weston, A. Hasell, A. Goss, E. Lash, C. Archer, M. Williams, E. Ingram, J. Muldoon, T. Cooke, and W. Brereton. Juniors v. Inglewood, at West End ground—R. Cutfield, N. Arden, P. Whitcombe, J. Scanlon, T. Anderson, D. Gordon, H. Billing, T. Petty, F. G. Whittle, and another.

All matches start at 2.15 p.m. A protest hns been lodged by this Inglewood Club against the New Plymouth Club, whose East team played W. Hill, n Wellington player, in its match against Inglewood last Thursday. The! local club says that Hill has paid his subscription, and, despite the indetinitelicss of his residence, is tlnw a fully qualified member of the club.