CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9686, 10 January 1910, Page 3

CRICKET.

Ihe staff of the Wairarapa Age defeated the staff of the Wairarapa Daily Times on Saturday last by ten wickets and four runs. The scores were as follows • WAIRARAPA AGE. First innings. JN. Madsen, not out 92 F. k'adsen, c an'! I) Williams 8 B. Iveion, b Williams II S Cresjwell, b vVilliaras 4 W. Hounfrlow, run i>ut 0 J. King, b Wimsfit 3 A. E. Green, b Wimsett 7 R. Scrivener, c Chapman, b Wimsett 6 D. Nicholson, b Wimsett 19 L. Harris, b Wimsett 0 P. Bennett, hit wicket, b Wimsett 0 Extras 2 Total 152 Bowling. Wimsett 6 for 25, Williams 3 for 41, Dunn 0 for 6, Duggan 0 for 34, Mattl.ews, 0 for 44. Second Innings. S. Cressweli, not out 10 W. Hounslow, not out 7 Extras 1 Total for no wickets 18 Bowling.—Williams 0 for 10, Wimsett 0 for 3, Duggan 0 for 4. DAILY TIMES. First Innings. Williams, b N. Madsen 11 Matthews, b B. Iveson 1 Chapman, b Iveson 3 Dunn, b F. Madsen 0 Duggan, cN. Madsen, b Iveson 48 Wimsett, e and b F. Madsen 6 Redman, c Hounslow, b N. Madsen 2 Hodge, c and b N. Madsen o Ireen, c and b Iveson 13 Wooding, not out 1 Graham, b N. Madsen 0 Extras 3 Total 83 Bowling analysis.—lveson 4 for 31. N. Madsen 4 for 30, F. Madsen 2 for 12, Nicholson 0 for 7. Second Innings. Williams, hit wicket, b N. Madsen 22 Matthews, b N. Madsen 12 Chapman, c N. Madsen, b F. Madsen 19 Dunn, c and b N. Madsen 1 Duggan, b Iveson 18 Wimsett, c and b F. Madsen 1 Redman, b Im. Madeen 2 Treen, b N. Madsen 1 Hodge, rot out 2 Wooding, cF. Madsen. b iveson l Graham, c Hounslow, b Iveson , 0 Extras 4 Total 83 Bowling analysis.—N. Madsen 5 for 30, Iveson 3 for 28, F. Madsen 2 for 21. CANTERBURY v. AUCKLAND. By Telegraph—Press Association. AUCKLAND, January 8. The PJunket Shield cricket match between Auckland and Canterbury was continued to-day, in fine but dull weather. There was a large attendance. The day's play opened in an interesting manner, the score being carried before the last wicket fell from 189 for 9 wickets to 275, the batting of Sneddon being mainly responsible. Canterbury batted the rest of the day, and when stumps were drawn had scored 214 for nine wickets. Carlton's batting was the feature of the innings. He went in after the tall of the first wicket, and is still not out with 78 to his credit. Relf was the most successful bowler. The following are the scores: — CANTERBURY. First innings 140 1 AUCKLAND. I First Innings. I A. Anthony, b Reese 30 Ij. G. Hemus, c Crawshaw, b Orch- j ard 16 | E. V. Sale, c Lusk, b Orchard 15 ' A. Hadden, b Orchard 21 A. E. Relf, c Bennett, b Crawshaw 37 W. B. Smith, b Orchard 0 C. Olliff, b Reese 43 , F. Taylor, c T. Carlton, b W. Carlton 0 R. Sneddon, not out , 56 A. M. Howden, c W. Carlton, d Crawshaw 9 N. Goode, b W. Carlton 32 Extras 16 Total 275 Bowling analysis.—Reese two ; wickets for 44 runs, Bennett none for 34, T. Carlton none --for 43, Addison none for 6, Orchard four for 67, Crawshaw two for 24, W. Carlton two for 35, Lusk none for 7. CANTERBURY. Second Innings. Patrick, c Howden, b Relf 2 Reese, c Olliff, b Howden 16 W. Carlton, not out 78 ( Lusk, st Goode, b Howden 17 Orchard, c Sneddon, b Olliff 36 Crawshaw, !bw, b Olliff 26 T. Carlon, b Relf 1 Hayes, b Olliff 3 Addison, Ibw, b Relf 4 Bennett, e and b Relf 17 Box'jhall, rot out 4 . Exras 10 i Total for 9 wickets 214 a Bowling analysis.—Relf took four wickets for 39 runs, Hadden none for 22, W. B. Smith none for 4, Olliff 3 for 54, Taylor none for 31, Howden t two for 54.