CRICKET

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 220, 23 January 1911, Page 7

CRICKET

SATURDAY COMPETITIONS. The weather was again favorable for the matches on Saturday afternoon. Inglewood went down badly before the Law on the liiglcwool ground, and New Plymouth vanquished Egmont Village on the country wicket.

IXGLEWOOD v. LAW. TheXew Plymouth Law team found the Inglewood wicket to their liking, and the. •bowling grew stale. The result was that, with four wickets gone, the innings was declared closed, the board showing a score of 203. Lash was in good hitting form, and contributed 88; Greatbatch (4!.), Bewley (31), and ClapI'ham (23) also appreciated the bowling. The home team made 09 all told, I'iillen (•23) and Thomson (K>) being the only double-figure scorers. Law thus won by 134 runs. Hill's bowling was the more effective of the only two trundlcrs tried, getting six wickets at a cost of 30. The following were the scores:— LAW. Bewley, b Quiekfall 31 Lash, b Kinsella S!) Elliott, c Brown, :b Quiekfall 3 Greatbatch, c Quiekfall, b Thomas. 4! Clapbam, not out -23 Lawrey, not out 1 Extras 13 Total 203 Bowling analysis: Kinsella, one for 59; Mcßae, none for Hi; Thomas, one for 2»8; Sutherland, none for 23; Quickfall, two for 44; Cullen, none for 10. INGLEWOOD. Mcßae, b Hill 3 G. Pullen, run out 23 Quiekfall, c and b Hill 7 Kinsella, thrown out, b Greatbatch. 3 Orbell, b Hall 0 Thomas, b Elliott 2 I F. Brown, c Lawwy, b Hill 1 Thompson, c llewlev, b Hill 15 X. Sutherland, b Hill 7 W. Brown, not out 3 Turner, c Greatbatch, b Elliott .0 Extras 5 Total <59 Bowling analysis: Elliott, two wickets for 30; Hill, 6 for 30.

The Xew Zealand teachers' cricket team will return from Sydney by the Mocraki, which left there yesterday.