CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 November 1920, Page 3

CRICKET.

OP3ENING OF THE SEASON,. KORTH TAItANAKI PLAY. The Thursday cricket, competition iu North Taranki opened yesterday. Tiic New Plymouth Club representatives jouneyed to Inglewoodj where they met defeat by tho local dub by 72 runs. At Tlkurangl, the Urenui and Tikorangl teams met, but tho result of this watch was not available in New Plymouth last night. NEW PLYMOUTH v. IXGLEWOOD. Inglewood secured 120 runs against their opponents' 48. Sutherland (4.1), and Partidge (29), were the principal scorers. New Plymouth's most 9ucces9ful bowlers were Dinniss, three wickets for 34 runs, and Waller 7 for 48. In {he visitors' total, Waller (17), and Woollett (13) were the only batsmen to reach double figures. Harkness got two wicket'i for four runs, Cutfleld one for two, Sutherland three for 22, and Gibson three for 17. Details:— INGLEWOOD. Gibson, b. Waller 15 Nicholls, c. Dinniss, b. Waller S L. Sutherland, b. Waller 43 D. Clegg, b. Waller 4 F. Partridge, not out 29 Pi. Dnrlow, b. Dinniss 3 G, rullen, b. Waller 4 J. Sutherland, b. Dinniss '■) It. Coutts, b. Waller 3 R. Cutfleld, c. and b. Waller I 2 V. HaTkness, c. Jacka, b. Dinniss ...... 5 Extras 7 Total 120 NEW PLYMOUTH. Woollett, run out 13 Douglas, b. Gibson 1 Large, b. Sutherland 6 Waller, b. Harkness ;TT.T;. 17 Dinniss, c. Harkness, b. Sutherland 7 Jack::, e. Cutfleld, b. Gibson 0 Austin, b. Sutherland 0 Kinnejir, c. Pullen, b. Cutfleld 1 Webster, b. Gibson 0 Howlett, not out 0 Brown, b. Harkness 0 Extras 3 Total 48 TEAMS FOR SATUROAY. Tho following, will represent Old Boys in the annual match against tho High School on the school grounds to-morrow, play commencing at 2 p.m.: Bertrand, Bewley, Bottrill, Colson, Graham, I Hughes, Johnson, Monteath, Osborne, QuilMam, and Waller.