Cricket.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 127, 12 November 1901, Page 3

Cricket.

The Temuka Cricket Club sent a, team to Waiiuate on Saturday morning to play against the local club in Victoria Park. The weather was not altogether favourable. Temuka won the toss and elected to take first innings, making only thirty-three runs, the bowling of Stewart and Thomas being mainly responsible. Waimate’a first innings resulted in a score of sixty-seven. In the visitors’ second innings they made ninety one. Waimate want in for a second innings and quickly made fifly-ono for two wickets. As time would not allow & finish, the match was declared on the result of the first, Waimato thus winning by thirty four runs. The visitors were entertained by the local club. The following are the scores; — TEMUKA—Ist Innings. Pielden 2 Brosnahan 11 White A 4 Kalaugher 0 McCaskili 3 McLeod . 6 Brown 0 Twcmay 3 Gillespie 0 Dick, not out 0 Extras .. 4 Total 33 Stewart took six wickets for thirteen runs, and Thomas three for sixteen runs. Second Innings. Fielden 5 Brosnahan 6 White . 8 Kalaugher 14 McCaskili 38 McLeod 6 Biown, not out 9 Gillespie, not out 3 Dick 1 Extra 1 Total 91 Goldstone took three wickets for nineteen, Stewart two for ten, and Pack two for fifteen. WAIMATE—Ist Innings. Hutchinson 3 Thomas, L 2 Thomas, W 27 Goldstone, C. J 13 Bout 2 Bradshaw 3 Park 4 Goldstone, J. not out ... 6 Cooper 0 Griffin 0 Stewart 0 Extras 7 Total 67 Brosnahan secured two wickets for twenty six runs, Brown two for seven, McCaskili nil for eleven, Fielden four for five, White two for twelve.

In the second innings L, Thomas made thirty, W. Thomas (not out) three, Stewart fourteen, and “ extras ” four; total, fifty-one for two wickets, THE ENGLISH TEAM. * - . Adelaide, November 9. The following teams prayed in the first mu:oh between England and South Australia ; England: Quaife, Tyldesley, Hayward. Jones, Jessop, Lilley, Gunn. B>aund, Maclaren, Blythe and Barnes. South Australia; Giffen, Reedman, Hill. Travers, McKenzie, F. Jarvis. Jones, Bailey, ' Hack, Leak and Mathews,

The English cricketers had a cal Australian summer day for the opening of the tour, a hot north wind sweeping the oval. The wicket was good and the attendance large. The Englishmen bad an enthusiastic reception. Reedman (captain) won the toss, and sent in Jarvis and Hack, who last week made centuries in local matches. Gunn opened the attack to Jarvis. Disaster came early, Lilley making a smart catch off the fifth delivery, the score standing at 1 for nil. Clem Hill followed, and Hack opened his account by cutting Braund. Then his stumps were spreadeagled. Two fur 2. Ex champion Giffen quickly placed 7 runs to his credit, but the old time confidence was wanting, and be played Gunn on. Three for 15. Bill, departing from his usual tactics of forcing the game, was playing carefully. Reedman opened with; a four, and then skied Braund into Quaife’s hands. Four for 20, Hill being?. When Leake partnered him at 87 Blythe was substituted for Gunn, aud a little later Barnes displaced Braund. At luncheon the score stood. at four wickets for 64 runs. The first' hour had yielded the hall century, On resuming, Jones wsnt on at tbs

e s juihern eud. Hiil got to work bn Braund’s slows, and being well s as.-istsd by Leak, the score began to mount rapidly, and there were several i changes in the bowin g before Leake was disposed of- The total had now i! reached 111. Bailey added 16 by lively play, aod Mathews assisted to the extent of 11. McKenzie joined Hill, and a lengthy dashing partnership resulted. A thunder shower late in the afternoon interfered with play for half an hour. The thermometer touched 100 in the shade. Hill's was a dashing display, and saved his side from utter failure. The ‘English fielding was excellent. The scores were as follows; South Australia. First Innings. Jarvis 0 Hack ... ... ... 2 Hill 107 Qiffea ... ... ... 7 Headman 4 Leake ... . ... ... 39 Bailey ... '. 15 Mathews ... 11 McKenzie, not oat ... 37 Travers 0 Junes ... ... ... 2 Sundries ... ... 6 Total 230 Bowling analysis : Barnes, 4 wickets for 82 runs; Braund,..2 for 69: Blythe, 2 for 64 ; Jones, 0 for 17 ; Jessop, 0 for 12 ; Gunn, 2 for 30.

Enolishmbn. First Innings. Gunn, not out ... ... 0 Braund, not out 7 No wickets for ... 7