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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1920, Page 7

CRICKET.

VICTORIA V. fIOEENSLAND. By Tole£rai>h.~Press Assn.—Copyright. Brisbane, Feb. 3. Flaying Victoria, Queensland made Ji22 in the first innings (Fletcher 29, Mandrea 28). The bowling analysis was: Armstrong 4 for 35, Byder 1 for 40, Shea 1 for 23, Premantle 2 for 67. Victoria, in the second innings, lias lost five Wickets for 230 (Mayne 129, Park G2). Received Feb. 3, 10.20 p.m. Brisbane, Feb. 3. In their second Innings, Victoria lost eight wickets for 2!»4 runs, when the innings was closed. Howling imalyals: McAndrew, 2 for 41; Homibrook, 3 for B. r »; Fletcher, 3 for 65. Queensland, in their second innings, have lost seven wickets for 111 (Oxenham not out 50, Thompson not out 46). A.I.F. v. NEW SOUTH WALES. Received Feb. 3, 10.20 p.m. Sydney, Feb. 3. A.1.F., in their second innings, scored 395. New South Wales' second Innings produced 178 (Andrews C 5, Docker 27). The soldiers won by 203 runs. A SCHOOL MATCH. By Telegraph.—Press Association. mt .Palraerston North, Last Night. The Heathcote-Williams' Shield cricket match was continued in fine weather to-day. Chrlatehurch High School's first innings roallse»d 220 (King 41 and Powell 24). K. fodder got the "hat trick" with the iaat three wickets, and took five wickets for 74 Paimerston replied with 242 (Hollit't 22, K. Hodder 93, M. Hodder 24). Crawford took 7 wickets for 70. Christchurch have lost one wicket for 39 in their second winnings, and now reauir© 189 tp win. TO-MORROW'S MATCHES POSTPONED. The hon. secretary of the North Taranaki Cricket Association advises that the- compelit.on matches set down for to-morrow hava been postponed.