CRICKET.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10002, 24 March 1910, Page 5

CRICKET.

TOUR OF AUSTRALIANS. MATCH WITH TARANAKI. A DRAWN GAME. By Telegraph—Press Association. NEW PLYMOUTH, March 23. The Taranaki v. Australian cricket match provided an exciting finish. Requiring 19 runs to win within a quarter of an hour of six o'clock, and all the reliable batsmen out the Australians appealed against the light, and the game ended in a draw. Southall, the left hand bowler, principally accounted lor the small scoring of the Australians capturing during the match elev n wickets for 127 runs. The scored are: — TARANAKI. First innings 166 Second Innings. Smith, b Whitty 0 Weston, b Kelleway 28 Lash, b Whitty 2 InrrjaiJ, c Emery, b Whitty 2 Colo, b Kelleway 0 Greatbatch, c Mackenzie, b Whitty 4 Robertson, c Facy, b Whitty * 2

Dunlop, thrown out t 18 Eggleston, b Emery " 4 Perham, c Emery, b Simpson 22 Pratt, b Simpson 31 Cleeg, b Emery 4 Hill, b Emery 5 Clarke, b Emery 1 Southall, not out 0 Extras 34 Total 157 Bowling analysis.—Whitty, 14 overs, 3 maidens, 33 runs, s]wickets; Kelleway, 2 for 17, Emery, 4 for 29; Simpson, 2 for 28. AUSTRALIA. First Innings. Simpson, b Southall 25 Mayne, b Southall i 31 Kelleway, lbw, b Cole 20 Emery, b Southall 35 Smith, b Southall 23 Mackenzie, b Cole ' 0 BardsJey, b Southall 1 Hopkins, b Cole 11 Facy, bSouthalll 4 Dodds, b Cole 2 Whitty, not out 6 Extras 10 Total 168

Bowling analysis.— Southall, 17 overs, 4 maidens, 78 runs, 6 wickets; Cole, 63 runß, 4 wickets; Danlop, 11 runs, 0 wickets; Pratt, 6 runs, 0 wickets. Second Inning*. Simpson, c Pratt, b Cole - 12 Mayne, b SouthaH . 31 Kelleway, b Southall 2 Emery, at Smith, b Southall 40 Smith, b Southall 10 Faey, c and b Cole 19 Whitty, c Cole, b Southall 0 I Bardsley, run out 5 | Dodds, not out 2' Hopkjns, not out 2 j Ksitfas _ ' 15 j Total for eight wickefcsi 138 Bowling analysis.—Soutnall, 12 overs, 1 maiden, 49 runs, 5 wickets; Cole, 2 for 48; Clarke, 0 for 26.