CRICKET.

Taranaki Daily News, 10 March 1921, Page 5

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIA v. MINOR ASSOCIATIONS. EASY WIN FOR THE VISITORS. 5 By Telegraph-—Press Association. Wellington Last Night. The cricket match between the Australians and the minor associations of Now Zealand was resumed to-day in brilliant summer weather. The Ne\y Zealanders, with their overnight score at 94 for the loss of four wickets, continued batting, but the remaining six - wickets only addeS 36 runs. Following on, the minor associations did IPttle better, the whole side being dismissed for 141. To this total Collins contributed a, dashing 36. Neale played careful cricket for his runs, and Bernau batted brightly, while Blair and Drake also got into double figures. The Australians thus had an easy win by an innings. The scores are as follows: AUSTRALIA. First Innings 271 MINOR ASSOCIATIONS. First Innings. Neale, b Liddicutt .........r.3 Drake, b Hornibrook .... 15 Blair, run but 2 Dacre, b Iremonger 57 McVicar, c Richardson, b Iremonger 15 Collins, b Hornibrook 6 Bernau, b Iremonger 0 London, b Iremonger 3 Holland, not out 5 Arkwright, st Riatcliffe, b Hornibrook 0 Scholium, b Hornibrook 4 Extras 13 Total 124 Bowling analysis.—Hornibrook, 4 for 63; Iremonger, 4 for 20; Liddicutt, 1 for 26. Second Innings. Neale, c Iremonger, b Asher- 19 Holland, b Hornibrook 6 Dacre, b Hornibrook 0 McVicar, st Ratcliffe, b Hornibrook 4 Blair, c and b Asher 15 Drake, c and b Asher 11 Collins, b Richardson ...... •>...... 36 Bernau, b Richardson 17 London, b Asher 3 Arkwright, b Richardson 2 Scholium, not out 4 Extras 14 Total •. .141 Bowling analysis.—Asher, 4 for 56; Richardson, 3 for 22; Hornibrook, 3 for 4 - •