CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 December 1920, Page 3

CRICKET.

THE COMPETITIONS. -AY IN NORTH TARANAKI. The Thursday competition in Nortli Taranakl was continilod yesterday under excellent weather conditions. Playing on tie/ Recreation Grounds, New Plymouth, with 183 for five wickets, defeated the Urenui team, whose score was 48. At Tlkorangl, the home team defeated Inglewood on the first innings, by 72 runs. NEW PLYMOUTH v. URENUI. Batting first, New Plymouth made 183 when tl>e innings was declared for five wickets. Nicoll imade 83, not out, and Waller 24, not out. Urenui felt the absence of Blundell and O'Neill In the bowling. On going into bat Urenui were all out for 48 against the bowling of Waller and Dinnlss. Wiley (18), and G. N. Fuller (11) were the principal scorers. Details of tho match are:— NEW PLYMOUTH. Nicoll, not out 93 Woollett, b. G. Oral'a in 17 Hart, b. Graham 0 Dinnlss, b. Graham 2 Oliver, c. Graham, b. Rumball 19 Hoffmann, c. Mabin, b. WUsoa ..... 10 Waller, not out 24 Extjras ; 18 j Total for Are wickets 183 Eowling analysis: Graham, S wickets for 70 runs; E. Rumball, 1 for 7; C. Wilson, 1 for 23; Dps Forges, 0 for 23; Managh, (1 for 12; Cole, 0 for 11; Puller, 0 for 13. URENUI. W. H. Fuller, b. Dinnlss 0 S. Managh, b. Waller 0 C. .Wilson, i. Dlnniss 7 G. Graham, b. Waller 1 0 H. Wiley, b. Waller 18 Des Forges, run out 0 A. Cole, l.b.w 0 G. N. Fuller, c. Nicoll, b. Dlnniss .. 11 R. Whitehead, b. Waller 0 E. Rumball, b. Dlnniss 5 R. Plgott, not out ■ 0 Extras 7 Total 48 Bowling analysis: Waller, 4 wickets for 18 runs (two maiden overs) ; Dlnniss, 5 for 23 (one maiden over). ' TIKORANGI v. INGLEWOOD. In the total of 104 secured by Tikorangi, C. Sarten (31) and Scrlmgeour (25) were the most successful batsnien. Inglewood's first innings netted only 32, Jupp and Sarten getting In some effective bowling. The second innings by this team had reached 52 Jor 8 wickets, when stumps were drawn. TIKORANGI. Scrlmgeour, c. Harltness, b, Gibson ... 25 C. Foreman, c. Harkness, b. Gibson .. S W. Foreman, b. Sutherland 0 C. Sarten, b. Gibson T,l L. Jupp, b. Harknoss 9 K. Lye, b. Gibson ' 0 H. Hicks, b. Gibson 16 E. Sarten, b. Gibson 7 C. Sarten, b. Cutfleld 2 H. Foreman, not out 7 A. Willis, b. Cutfleld 0 Extras 4 Totai 104 INGLEWOOD. First Innings! I Partridge, b. E. SaTten 0 Gibson, b. L. Jupp 2 Sutherland, b. L. Jupp 11 Nlcholls, c. Foreman, b. Sarten 5 Clegg, b. Sarten 1 Coutts, b. Jupp 0 Harkness, b. Jupp 0 Cutfleld, b. Jupp 0 Darlow, b. Jupp 2 Jones, not out 4 J. Sutherland, b. Jupp 1 Total '. ; 32 Second Innings. ' J. Sutherland, b. Jupp o Jones, b. Jupp T) Darlow, b. E. Sarten 1 Cutfleld, b. E. Sarten I) Harlmess, b. E. Sarten 2 Coutts, rfbt out - 24 Gibson, b. E. Sarten 0 L. Sutherland, b. E. Sarten * 0 Partridge, run out 2 Nlcholls, not out 20 Extras 3 Total 52 ENGLAND V. TOOWOOMBA. By Teltgraph.—Press Assn—Copyright. Received Dec. 9, 11.35 p.m. Brisbane, Dec: 9. The cricket match, England v. Toowoomba, was concluded to-day, England winning by an innings and 119 runs. England's first was declared closed with nine wickets down for 208 runs. Toowoomba made 62 in tho first Innings and 27 in the second. In the first innings Waddington took 7 wickets for 29 runs. In the second innings Parkin took 5 for 5, and Fender 2 for 7. A MATCH ABANDONED. Received Dec. 9, 2.20 p.m. » Sydney, Dec. 9. The New South Wales v. South Australia match was abandoned as the wicket was under -water and play Was impossible within two days, even If the rain ceased, which Is a very remote possibility.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.