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Taranaki Daily News, 2 January 1920, Page 7

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VICTORIA 7. NEW SOUTH WALES. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—CopjTleht. Received Dee. 31, 10.15 p.m. Melbourne, Dec. 31. The wicket improved. Victoria's second innings closed with, a score of 336 (Park 17 and Baring G7). Bowling analysis: Norman, 4 for 123; Hendry, 3 for 4S. New South Wales, In Us second innings, has scored 159 without the loss of a wicket.

A very enjoyable match was played at Uretiul on Tuesday between a team from Mr. Newton King's New Plymouth stall anil Tlienul, the country tencn two-lnulngs' match by 27 runs. The highest scorers for Urenul were: G. Bertrand 42 and S. Managh 14, whilst K. Kirk 25, W. Healy 14 and C. Pairbrother 12, were tho double figure scorers for Mr. King's team. Tho Urenul ladles supplied afternoon tea, which was greatly appreciated. Received Jan. 1, 7.5 p.m. Melbourne, Jan. 1. New South Wales, In Its second Innings, has tlirea wickets down for 221 (Bardsley 106, Kclleway 104). Received Jan 2, 12.5 a.m. Melbourne, Jan. 1. New South Wales, in its second Innings, scored 383 (Rathclifle 34, Bogle 20, Hendry not out 55, Norman 23). Bowling analysis: O'Donald 3 for 69, Armstrong 3 for 47, Ryder 2 for 65, Hartkoff 1 for 96. Victoria won by 116 runs. HAWKE'S BAT v. CANTERBURY 11. By Telegraph—Press Association. Chrlstchurch, Last Night. A match between Hawke's Bay and the second Canterbury eleven was commenced on Hagley Park In dull weather, and before a fair attendance. Havfkel's Bay batted all afternoon Tor 276 (Geddls 20, O'Brien 42, Steven SJ, Napier 38, Bradburn 29, Cane 53, Spackman 41 ant out. Mpnfries 18). Nlyin got three Pfor" SC,"Foster" 3 ~ for" 63*.