Cricket.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 148, 4 January 1902, Page 3

Cricket.

The Waimate Cricket Club opened { the New Year with two matches, one at Timaru and the other at Winchester. The weather was excellent for cricket and both matclias proved most enjoyable. In the former Waimate suffered defeat by 17 runs. Afternoon tea was provided by Timaru and was very acceptable. The following are the scorer.— •; TIMAEU. First Innings. Fultin, b Studholmo ® Zeisler, b Stewart * Cox, c Fisher, h Stewart ... ... 9 Dalglaish, b Stewart Jj Valentine, c and b Stewart ••• Coutlis, o Bradshaw, b Stewart ... 9 Reidj o Fisher, b Studholme ... O Brodrick.o and bStewart... ... j> Wood, not out ... 0 Fitzgerald, h Fisher ... ••• * Halu o and b Studholme ... } ■Extras J

Bowling—Studholme, two for 22; Stewart, six for 20 ; Fisher, two for 11. Second Innings.. Brodrick, c Studholme, b Fisher... 1 Zeisler, b Fisher ... . ... ... 0 Courtis, c Studholme, b Fisher .... 1 Wood, c and b Stewart ... ... 0 Fulton, b Studholme ... ... 26 Valentino, b Stewart ... ... 7 Cox, c Bradshaw, b Fisher ... 20 Dalgleish, not out 4 Reid, b Fisher ... ' 0 Fitzgerald, c Stewart, b Studholme 0 Hall, b Studholme 0 Extras 1 , Total ... 60 Bowling—Fisher, five for 32 •; Stewart, two for 17; Studholme, three for 10. WAIMATE. First Innings, Hamilton, c Ziesler, b Dalgleish 0 Bradsh'aw, b Fulton 3 Stewart, b Dalgleish ... ... 0 Studholme, c and b Fulton ... 11 Fisher, c Brodrick, b Dalgleish ... 5 Best, c Wood, b Dalgleish 5 Williams, b Fulton 5 Studholme, P., c Cox, b Dalgleish 1 Gibson, b Dalgleish... ... ... 1 Taylor, not out 4 Healey, b Fulton ... ... ... 4 'Extras ... ... ' ... 3

Total ... 41 Bowling—Dalgleish, six for 20 ; Fulton, four for 20.

Second Innings. Bradshaw, c Cox, b Dalgleish ... 0 Hamilton, run out ... 8 Fisher, lb\v, b Fulton 1 Studholme, c Zietler, b Valentine 16 Stewart, b Valentino ... ... 1 /Taylor, b Valentino... ... ... 0 Williams, b Brodrick ... ... 11 Best, b Valentine ... ... ... 5 Studholme, P., b Brodrick ... 0 Healey, not out ... ... ... 4 Gibson, c Dalgleish, b Valentine ... 8 Extras 2 Total ... 56 Bowling—Dalgleish, one for 8; Fulton, two for 20 ; Valentine, four for 8 ; Brodrick, two for 9.

In tho match Waimafce v. Winchestcr..the latter went in first, but could maae only 33 against tho splendid bowling of Thomas and Goldstone. Tho fielding of tho Waimate club was clean and effective, seven men being caught out. Waimate replied with 174, Thomas batting splendidly for 123 notout. In thoir second innings Winchester made 53, thus leaving Waimate victorious by an innings and 87 runs. Tho Winchester team did all in their power to make the stay of the visitors enjoyable. Afternoon tea was supplied by Miss Langdon. The following are the Waimate scores : Bowling : Thomas, five for 13 ; Hayes, one for 7 ; Gold.tono, G., four forO ; Goldstone, J., two for '27 ; llout, two for 19; Park, one for 3. WAIMATE. First Innings. Hutchinson, b McLean ... ... 0 Goldstone, 0., c Macdonald, b McLean 5 Thomas, not out 122 Bout, b McLean ... ... ... G Goldstone, <)., c Hislow, b Shallard 15 Park, c Hislop, b Shallard 0 Griffin, b Macdonald 8 Adams, b Macdonald ... ... 0 Evans, c Hislop, b Wright... ... 6 Hayes, c Hislop, b McLean ... 4 Extras ... 8 Total ... 174 Bowling: McLean, four for 31; Moore, no wickets for 15 ; Wright, one fur 18 ; Sha lard, two for 14 ; Hallett, no wickets for 47 ; Macdonald, two'for 23.

On January 2 the Waimate club played Temuka, the latter ginning by 23 runs. Temuka weni in first and scored 97. Waimate replied with 74, and though Temuka had a second timings there wasnot time for Waimate to do so, tie match thus being decided on the first innings. The Temuka scores are crowded out. Following are the Waimate scores : Bowling: Thomas, no wickets for 23 runs: Fisher, four for 2f; Studliolme, four for 22; Goldstoue, one for 22; Bout, one for 6. Bradshaw, b D. McCaslii’l 0 Hamilton, ibw, bD. MiOaskiH ... 7 Thomas, b Brosnaban ... ... 11 Sfcudholrae,c Ferguson,b Brosnaban 2 Fisher, b Brosnaban ; 8 Goldstono, Ibw, bD. jlc'Caskiil ... 13 Bout, b Brosnaban... 0 Park, c Foildon, b D.McOaakiU ... 8 Hutchinson, b D. HfOasliiil ... 10 Griffin, net out 7 Hayes, bD. McCaslid ... ... 5 Extras 1 6 Total' ... 74 Bowling ; D. MiCaskui, six for 38 ; Brosnaban, four, fir 30.

The second tpsb match between Australia and England began 'at Melbourne on, Now Year’s Day, 25,000 spectators being preset. Heavy rain foil the previous night, and the wiekej was soft. MacLaren won the tos; and put the Australians in. j The' wicket cut up rather badlyl suiting the English bowlers Baipes and Blythe, who bowled throughout the Australian first innings Only four Australians reached dovble figures and of these Duff, a neV man, made top score. The other 1 new man, Armstrong, carried his 1 bat. The following are the scores}: —

i AUSTRALIA. j First Innings. Barling, < Lilloy, b Blythe , ... 19 Trumperjo Tyldesley, b Barnes ... 0 Hill, b Blrnea ... ' 15 Trumbla o Braund, b Blythe ... 16 Noble, oLilley, b Blythe 0 Gregory c Lilley, b Blythe ... 0 Duff, c Braund, b Barnes ... ... 82 Kelly, (Quaifa, b Barnes ..> ... 6 Armstpng, not out... ... .... 4 Howei, b Barnes ... ... ••• 1 Jones/b MacLaren, b Barnes ... 14 j Sundries „■•<. - 6 • j . Total ... H2

Bnnea took six wickets for 40, and, Blyfee four for 66. Tile wicket was very bad when thejßnglishmen came on, andjhoy inconsequence gave a poor display, bfy all out for 61 after 65 min* uS' play* Noble gave a splendid mmma

seven wickets for 17 runs, a feat which has never been equalled in a test match. The following are the scores; — , ENGLAND. First Innings. MaoLaren, c Jones, b Trumble ... 13 Hayward, c Darling, b Trumble ... 0 Tyldasley, o Gregory, b Trumble ... 2 Quaife, b Noble ••• 0 Jessop, st Kelly, b Noble ... ... 27 Gunn, st Kelly, b Noble 0 Lilley, c Trumper, b Noble ... 6 Jones, c Kelly, b Noble 0 Braund, not out 2 Barnes, o and b Noble 1 Blythe, c Trumper, b Noble , ... 4 Sundries ... 6

Total ... 61 Trumble took three wickets for 88, Noble seven for 17. The Australians again opened play to the bowling of Barnes and Blythe. They played very cautiously, trying to keep their wickets up till the call of time as the pitch was improving rapidly. However, five wickets were down for 48 al the call of time but the bast bats were reserved till next day, when the pitch was dry. On January 2 Hill and Gregory commenced batt ing, and Hill gave one of his sensational displays, compiling 99. Dull also showed good form, being not out with 71. These two batsmen saved their side from a poor innings. The following are the scores : Darling, e Tyldosley, b Barnes ... 23 Trumble, c Braund, b' Barnes ... 16 Kelly, run out ... ... ... 3 Howell, c Hayward, b Barnes ... 0 Jones, c MaoLaren, b Barnes ... .7 Gregory, c Jones, b Barnes ... 17 Hill, c Jones, b Barnes ... ... 99 Trumper, c Lilley, b Barnes ... 16 Noble, Ibw, b Blythe ... ... 16 Dull, not out ... ... ... 71 Armstrong, not out 25 Sundries ... 9 Total for nine wickets ... SOO