CRICKET.

Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1126, 17 December 1901, Page 2

CRICKET.

WAIPA ASSOCIATION. Te Awamutu v. Tuiiikaramka. The above match was played at Te Awamutu on Saturday, and readied in a win for the home team by S5 on the first innings. Te Awamutu hatted first and compiled 94, the chief scorers being C. Bowden ‘2O, Holland 23, Forde 27, and Pringle 12. Tuhikaramea’s batting fed lo pieces in tin; first innings, the score only amounting to 9, Lang with three being the chief contributor. In following on the visitors scored 24 for the loss of live wickets, Lang !), and T. Livingstone 8 gelling most. Bow ling analysis for Tubikaramea • Drabble, 3 for 22 ; N. Reid, 0 for 22 : S. ,Reid, 4 fo." 14 ; \V. Livingstone, 1 for 23; and T. Livingstone, 0 lor 10. Te Awamutu—Second inning : F. Bowden, 4 for 5 ; Forde, 5 for 3. Second innings : (J. Bawden, 1 for 7 ; Pringle, 2 for 11, and Picket, 2 for 5 WELLINGTON v. CHRISTCHURCH (hV TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION). Wellington, Last Niyhr. The cricket match was resumed in line weather, but a gale was blowing for Wellington’s second innings. Wellington played a good uphill game and made a clu.se finish of the match. Midlanc and Richardson stonewalled for two hours and put oa 72 runs, after winch Tucker (»ud Holdsworth hit free'y. Midlanc gave several chances, but eventually carrier 1 his bat out for 57, the total being 184—Richardson 47, Hoi sworth 32. Tucker 29. \t ith only 91 to win, Sims and Wigley put on 53 for Canterbury’s first wicket. { Then U ; ham bowled so finely that seven wickets led before the required number was obtlined. Wigley made 31, Sims 21, Callaway 1, Frankish (not out) 11, Orchard 12. Upham's seveu wickets only cost him 24 runs. Had he been put on earlier he might have pulled I lie match out yf the lire.