CRICKET.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4378, 15 January 1883, Page 2

CRICKET.

The s.s. Blanche arrived from Coromardel with* the cricket team and their friends about two o'clock yesterday morning, but owing to the absence of a boat, which was grumbled at by several of the passengers, not a' soul could be landed until the steamer reached the wharf about seven o'clock a.m. We gare the result of '.first innings of the Thames Eleven in Saturday's issue. The following is the remainder of the match :~ CoBOMANDEI.—J?IBST INNINGS. Cadman. c Smith, b Egginton - ... 6 Milsbp, b Eerginton (1 Gatland, c Hunter, b Thomas ... fl9 Steele, b Thomas \ ' ... j 6 Golds worthy, b Thomas .6 Strongman, b Thomas ... .'.'. 7, Hornibrook, b Smith... ' ... „ 3 Mason, b'Thomas, ... 18 Carupll, b Smith, c.Egginton ... 0 Eeene. not out ... , v ......... 6 CampßellVb Thomas ... '.".. ... 0 Extras ... ' '...» „, ... ... 10 Total .., ?82 The Thames team then went in for its second iftiiingß;'whicfr"W«alted~thus-:— Clark, b Strongman ... „... „., 15 Thomas, c Milsop, b Goldaworlhy ... 15 Mills, b Strongman 0 Smith, c Keene, b Strongman ... 0 Egginton, c Keene, b Mason \ ... 29 .Hunter, cGold»wortby,- b Strongman 5 Tregonning, b Strongman ..,' ... 2 Aitken, b Campbell ...,.,...- ... 4 Lough, not out ...; 8 Moorcraft, not out „ 2 Extras 5 Total for 8 wickets ,86 The visitors thus won the match .on the arst innings, which closed for 124, as against 82 made by their opponents. The fielding of our men was very good, and Thomaa' bowling was admirable.