Interprovincial Cricket.
CANTERBURY v. OTAGO.
(Pbb Press Association.) '/# Chbistchttech, Yeatreday. '• The weather is hot and sultry. The play was not up to expectation, being ex- , tremely slow. The spectators were not numerous. Reeves was the only Canterbury man who did anything much, playing a determined innings of 54, which was rery 'much wanted by his side. Cooke bowled splendidly, and no one but Reeves was able to do anything with him. W Firth does not take part in the match, but Chapman, who took his place, bowled with effect. As far as 'he game has gone the following is the score : 1 Canterbury : Milton, b Cooke,' 16 ; Coiterill, b MaoNeil, 8 ; Beeves, b Cooke, 64.'; Watson,, b 1 Cooke, 0; Wilding, b Cooke, 9 ; Pooock, b Cooke, 0 ; Ashby, b MacNeil, .11; Barnes, b Cooke, 5 ; Wheatleys, gt Mitchell, b Cooke, 2 ; Fowke, not out, 6 ; Chapman, 6 ; Harris, b Cooke, 12; extras, 8 ; total, 137. Otago, Ist innings : Harris, c Watson, b Wilding, 5 ; Mitchell, c Wilding, b Chapman, 1; Dixon, b Chapman, 0; MacNeil; not out, 13 ; Hose, b Chapman, 0 ; extrai, 3 ; total, 4 wickets, 32.
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4401, 10 February 1883, Page 3
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189Interprovincial Cricket. Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4401, 10 February 1883, Page 3
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