CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1920, Page 3

CRICKET.

ENGLAND t. NEW SOUTH WALES | SECOND DAY'S TLAY. j I By Teleerapli.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received Nov. 21, 5.5 p.m. i Sydney, Kor. 21. The second day's play of the match hetween the Englishmen and New South Walesa took place yesterday. On the first day England made 236, and when stumps were drawn New South Wales had lost three wlckots ,-for 50. On resuming yesterday; Bardsley continued the New South Wales Innings under a clear Mile sky, the ominious looking clouds of the previous night disappearing with a slight •hower, the efforts of which were almost unnoticeable. Bardsley poked Fender's third delivery to Woolley at the first slip, and the catch was accepted. In the next over Woolley brilliantly held a snick from Kellaway, ofT Douglas, in the same position. Taylor Joined Gregory, who was inclined to open his shoulders, and both soon settled down to steady batting, temporarily stopping the "rot," though the run getting was monotonously slow. When eleven, Taylor stepped out to Douglas, who accepted a very hot one low down. Hepdry snicked his first hall tnto the slips for a boundary, but allowed the next to pass by, and it broke In from tte off and clipped his balls. Gregory and Oldfleld seemed set for a useful partnership, but owing to the field being well placed, runs were difficult to get. Gregory, by a bit of luck, poked one from Howell through the slips to the boundary, bringing a cheer, and he placed the next nail to mid-on for three. When forty he lifted one from Fender n straight hit to Makepeace, who dropped an easy catch. Throwing caution to tte winds, Gregory dispatched the next ball to the- fence at long leg, but! in endeavouring to pull the next to the oni boundary, he was clean bowled. | The remainder of the team offered little I resistance. The wicket was in good con-1 j dlfon, and the failure of the batsmen was' unaccountable, as the bowling was not deadly, j ! Douglas changed the attack frequently. I | England, in their second Innings, displayed more enterprise than New South Wales, but the. excellent fielding of tbo latter kept runs down. Heame, going in when the score was seven, remained In the crease till the score reached 152. Ho played solidly for two hours, when he was splendidly caught | at 81 by Gregory, who, at first slip, dived I and brought off a left-hand catch. Gregory j also bowled strongly, commanding the utmost | respect. I Douglas was subjected to good-natured bani ter by the crowd for stone-walllng. no I eventually hit out at one from Mailey/ nml was caught In tte lougfield. His eleven took forty-six minues to score. Fender was the most aggressive batsman seen to-day, and soon reached the thirties, disclosing a pretty late cut. Scores : NEW SOUTH WALES. ! First Innings. .Macartney, b. Howell s ' -Collins, b. Heame \ t ]S ■ Andrews, b. Howell \\\\ j j ! Kclleway, c. Woolley, b. Douglas !!.! 21 : Bardsley, c. Woolley. b. Vender (i ; Taylor, c and b. Douglas ......... n Gregory, b. Fender " 40 Oldfleld, 1 not out ,', jo . Trenerry, c. Jiussell, b. Fender""!!!!! 0 ,-Mailey, b. Fonder ... ji i Hetndry 4 " ' Ext » s :.""!!": ]:: ; Total ....; j-n : Fall of wickets: 1—", 2—5, 3—27, 4—50 I 5—58, fi—B4, 7--BS, 8—132, 8—132, 10—15.3,'; Bowling -analysis: Douglas, 3 wickets fori 41 runs; Howell, 2 for 33, one wide, one no ball; Fender, 4 for 26. ENGLAND. First Innings nA Second Innings. I Hobbs, c. Hendry, b. Gregory ri Russell, b. Gregory !!!'"■ 1 Heame, c. Gregory. ]>. Mallev ..!.'!! si Hendren, 1> Mailey •>•' Makepeace, c. Hendry, b. Gregory'"!! ".3 i Woolley, i.i. Gregory ! oj; j Douglas, c. Taylor, b. Mailey '"!!!!!! 11 Rhodes, not out !!!!!" ''2 Fender, not out '-, I Extras '.'.!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "Sii Total for seven wickets 22ft | The official attendance was 34,000, and the i taking? £200l).-Au».-N.Z. Cable Assn. | SCHOOL MATCHES. j -By Telegrapn.— Association Oamarn, Last Night. The annual inter-seenndarv schools cricket matches between Otago B.IIS, and Waitakl B.H.S. were played here in fine weather and resulted In a draw in the senior match, and a win for Wnltakl by an innings and 49 runs in the junior match. LAWN TENNIS. OLLIVIER BEATEN. By Telegraph—Press Assn —Copyright. Received Nov. 21, 5.5 p.m. Melbourne, Nov. 21. In the tennis champion singles, O'Hara Wood defeated Ollivier (New Zealand), B—l, c_ "3' 6—l. Patterson defeated Heath 6—4 6—l, 6—3.—Aus.-N.Z. Cablo Assn. YACHTING. j OCEAN RACE AT SYDNEY. ! By Telegraph—Press Assn —Copyright. Received Nov. 21, 5.5 p.m. Sydney, Nov. 21. The first ocean yacht race since 1914 was won by Bona. The Governor-General's Yeuiba was second.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. FOOTBALL. SPECTATORS ASSAULT PLAYERS. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received Nov. 21. 5.5 pm. Lendoc. Nor 26 The Football Association is taking drastis action against the Millwall and Cin-stal Palace League Clubs, owing to miscondurt among the spectators, and the grounds have been closed for thirteen days; the ciubs tins losing revenue from two home inatchci apiece. They also have to pay the c-\p,-nses of the imiuiry. The spectators invaded the ground and assaulted the referee, while the Milhvnd spectators also stoned the visiting team iasi Monday, which may be the subject of fur her inquiry.—Aus.-X.Z. Cable Assn.