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Taranaki Daily News, 14 March 1922, Page 3

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INTER-ISLAND MATCH. WIN FOR NORTH TEAM. MARGIN OF FIVE WICKETS By Telegraph—Press AssoclatlonClrlstchurch, Last Night. The match between the North and South Island elevens was concluded to-day in fine weather, North winning by five Wickets, a margin which represented the sum of their superiority. The wicket wore remarkably well, and until late in the afterenoon played better than on the two preceding days. The scores are:— SOUTH ISLAND. First Innings 169 ■Second Innings. Blunt, b Garrard 50 Neale, b Allcott 4 Woods, b Collins 0 Grant, b Allcott 4 Patrick, c Collins, b Garrard 32 Worker, b Allcott 6 Galland, lbw, b Collins Alloo, b Garrard Sandman, c Lambert, b Garrard 37 Carlton, c Garrard, b Allcott 1 Dickinson, not out 5 Extras 30 Total 236 Bowling analysis—Collins took two vpekets for 44 runs, Allcott four for 73, lambert none for 23, Garrard four for 61, Snedden none for 15, Dacre none for 10. NORTH ISLAND. First Innings 244 Second Innings. Hiddleston, st. Woods, b Sandman 68 Dacre, b Carlton 13 Sneddon, c Carlton, b Grant 37 Collins, lbw, b Carlton 2 Baker, lbw, b Sandman 9 McLeod, not out 27 Garrard, not out 22 Extras 5 Total (for five wickets) 183 Bowling analysis—Carlton took two wickets for 50 runs. Grant one for 26, Dickinson none for 37, Sandman two for 47, Alloo none for 11, Blunt none for 7. MR. MACLAREN’S TEAM. PROPOSALS FOR THE TOUR. Christchurch, Last Night. At a conference between Mr. Heathcote Williams (president of the New Zealand Cricket Association), Mr. Swan (chairman of the Essex County Cricket Club) and members of the New Zealand Cricket Council, matters in connection with the tour of Mr. MacLaren’s team were discussed. It was stated that Mr. MacLaren was bringing the team at his own financial risk. It was pointed out that Mr. MacLaren desired to play one match in Australia coming out and eight going back, and, this being so, the sanction of the Marylebone Cricket-. Club would have to be obtained for the proposed tour. It was resolved to cable the Marylebone Cricket Club, asking if it had given its sanction to the proposed tour.