CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 243, 19 November 1909, Page 3

CRICKET.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA y. VICTORIA. By Cable-Press Association—Copyright Received November 19, 1.5 a.m. Adelaide, November 18. There was a wet wicket to-day. Victoria in their second innings made 97 Warne (not out) 24, Spiers 19, Delves Hi South Australian thus won by an innings and 209. WAJTARA v. NEW PLYMOUTH WA.\I)UUEKS. :

This match was resumed at Waitara yesterday. In the lirst clay's play Waitara made 9li, and Wanderers lost eight, ■wickets for 72 runs. Yesterday Wanderers resumed batting, hash and McLaren carrying the score to 81 before the latter was bowled. Wanderers were one man short. Waitara coiiiiuenc '<l their second innings, but were all disposed of for 27, Whittle being the destroying element with r > for live oil' seven overs. Requiring 43 to win, Wanderers commenced batting. At 0 McLaren was run out and soon afterwards Lash went out to a splendid one-hand catch by (.'.' Wilson. Cook and Grcatbateli carried | the score to 21, when Cook was bowled I by P. Skelton. On .lack partnering' Greatlratch the latter opened out in ! great style, the two carrying the score I to 44. Grcatbateli played splenlid] cricket, and scored 25 out of 35 made : while he was at the wicket. Detailed scores:—

; WANDERERS.—First Innings. . First day's score, 8 wickets for .. 'ri , Lash, not out 7 [ McLaren, bP. Skelton .. .. 5 Extras 2 Total .. .. u WAITARA. First Innings !)6 Second Innings. W. Fuller, c Nieoll, b Hill .. .. 2 E. Sarteu, b Whittle ,1 W. Wilson, b Hill i C. Wilson, c Lash, b Whittle .. t> W. Skelton, b Hill 2 J. Purdie 1.b.w., b Whittle .. .. 1 A. Hawkins, b Whittle .. .. 1 DowSett, c Strang, b Hill .. .2 P. Skelton, b Greatbatcli .. .. 4 Brocklehurst, b Whittle .. .. 0 Thomas, not out 1 Extras 2 Total vj Bowling analysis.—Hill, four for 13; Nicoll, none for U; Whittle, live f:*r 5, Greatbatch, one for 1. WANDERERS.—Second Innings. Lash, cC. Wilson, bW. Skelton .. 4 McLaren, run out 4 Cook, b P. Skelton o Greatbatcli, not out 25 Jack, not out ■> Extras 3 Total for three wickets .. .. ill CAKIUNGION KOAD v. I.NUbEWuUjJ. !

Carrington Road v. lngiewood scniois finished men match yesteruay. iu me lirst innings lngiewood hud made low and Carruigtou road had SS lor two wickets when stumps' were drawn last week. Continuing the innings, the visitors made 174, I'erliam aii'iing m, .nui the "tail" wagging to some purpose, lngiewood luid six wickets dowii lor 72 runs at a quarter to six o'clock, when their captain adopted the sportsmanlike course of declaring the innings closed and giving Carrington ltoad the chance to notch a three-points win when by keeping on he could have had the niatc'u decided on flie first innings,'. Requiring 67 runs to win, Robertson and l'crluun opened for Carrington Koad. The former put up a good 34 before he gave Nicholls his chance. Perhani made 24 by good cricket, and Greene made the remaining runs required, lnglewood s score being passed within five minutes o' time. Imglewood's fielding was good. The match was won by nine wickHs. I Detailed scores:— I

CARRINGTON' ROAD—First Innings. First day, eight wickets for .. .. sS Perhain, c Matthews, b Croiubie .. li.i Beubow, b Harris s (Robertson, c Sutherland, b Croiubie S Jordan, b Harris o Richards, c Matthews, b Harris .. S Southall, c and b Harris .. .. 2 Greene, e Billing, b Harris .. ',) Humphries, not out 13 E. Avery, c Cameron, bHa-. is . II Extras 1 i Total i;t Bowling—Crombie, three for i.J; Harris, seven for 72; Killing, none ior :>.\ L. Sutherland, none for l(j. IACLEWOOD. First Innings Hiy Second lnniii'.;s. Crombie, b Southall s Billing, c Richards, l> Benbow .. 2 l'ullari, c Perhani, b Southall .. j Clegg,' b Robertson 22 GauJt, not out .. .. .. .. 1 Cameron, e Southall, b Robertson .. 0 Matthews, c Humphries, b Richards 40 Extras 4 Innings declared 72 Bowling.—Southall, two for 37: Robertson, two for 9; Benbow, one for 17; Richards, one for 3. CARRINGTON ROAD.-Second liming*. Robertson, c Nicholls, b Billing ~ 34 Perham, not out 24 Greene, not out .. ... ~ 11l Extra i

Total for one wicket .. .. W) Bowling—Billing, one for 13;-L. Sutherland, none for 20; Harris, none for 21; B. Sutherland, none for 111. JL'NlOli GUADE. IXGLEWOOD v. CAIUUXUTOX RUAu. luglewood unit Carrington road juniors met uL OuTingluii ro.ul, the visitors winning by 113 runs to 70. Everett, Dull, and Thompson were responsible for the buk oi the winning score. Scores: —liuglcwood: M. Sutherland, b Bevan, 0; L. dc Launay, b Cooper, 5; F. Thompson, run out H H. Dull', c Hooker, b lievan, 23; it. Thompson, c 11. McEwan, b Uevan. 21; 11. Everett, not out. 30; .N. Sutherland, b \V. McEwan, 2; McDavitt, c Perry, b Foote, 1; Spurdle, b Eoote. 2; Harris, li W. McEwan, 0; Quickl'iill, c Kiciiards. b \V. McEwan, II; extras, !); total, 113. Carrington liond: W. McEwan, c de Lauiiuy, b Sutherland, (i; Perry, c 11. Thomson, b Harris, 17: 11. McEwan, c H. Thomson, b Harris,' 2;' lticliiirds, v Everett, b Harris, 4; Cooper, hit wicket, 3; F. C. Tribe, b Duff, 111; \V. Hooker, b Duff, 17; E. Sims, not out, 1; lievan, c 11. Everett, b Sutherland, 2: McArtliur, c and b Dull, 0; \V. Hooker, b Sutherland, 4; extras, 4; total, 70.

NJSyV PLYMOUTH y, WAITARA. Waitara and New 'Plymouth junioisl met yesterday afternoon on the lukupal ground, and, alter an interesting game, I the visitors woa. Scoring was low. New Piyuiuuth went in lirst, and put up only 2U, W. Lash taking live wickets for 3 runs, and Bertram! four for (i. Waitara's cll'ort realised the same total, Guddard and Morey taking the wickets, the hitter's average reading seven for 9. The batting of the local men was poorer still next time, and they averaged two runs per man, not one of the side reacning double figures: during the match. However, their fielding was a redeeming feature. Waitara did better in tnoir second venture, scoring 2f> runs for the loss of two wickets. Fuller, by hard slogging, made the top score of 14 in eac binning*. Scores:—New Plymouth: Fairbrothcr, b Fuller, :i; Allen,'!) Lash, 0; Morey, b Bertram!, n, liaison, i; Bertrand, 8; Gordon, 1) Bertrand, 2; AlcCcnuell, e and b Bertrand, 0; Leg", ii Lash, 0; Goddart, not out, 0; (ioss, -j| Lash, 3; Wells, b Lash, 0; Kurangi, b Lash, 0; extras, 4; total, 20'. Waitara: Neligan, b GoiMrt, 0; Kyle, I) Morey, 0; W. Lash, b Goddart,' 1; George, b Goddart, 2; Bertrand, b Goddart, 2 j Kirton, run out, 0; Fuller, b Goddart, 14; Kichards, c and b Goildart, 2; Pigott, b Morey, 0; Wright, b Goddart, 2; Stainer, not out, 1; extras', 2; total. 20.

New Plymouth, second innings: Fair-! brother, b Lash, 4; Goddart, b liertrand, 0; Allen, b Lash, 8; Gordon, b Bertrand, 0; Morey, b Bertrand, 0; Batson,, not out, 5; Leg'g, b W. Lush, 1; (loss, c and b Bertrand, 1; McCpiinell, e Kyle, b Bertrand, 0; Kurangi, b Bertrand, 0; Wells, b Bertrand, 0; extras, 8; total, 22. Waitara, second innings: Fuller. 1> I Batson, 14; Bertrand, b Morey, 7; Lash, not out, 3; E. George, not out, 1; extra, lj total for two wickets, 2(1.