CRICKET.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1026, 18 March 1882, Page 2

CRICKET.

1 '-'''Grkytownv. Masterton. The return match betweon thFGreytnwn arid'Mas'terton Clubs was,coinmericed this morning in a paddock kindly i'ent''fo'r the •'occasion! by ,Mrs n r.Mr.,l';ittoncaplained the'home \M aii'd'-'Jirliuiiald-'" sbti'the visitors. The latter pirthotqaf ,au(l q ale4ted" to take*' tK% & fiel'dV'widkfeti 1 be'lilfi pi died at. 11,30, Harrison and negotiated the .bowlibg, which waeopeiied by Cuff with a maiden, Bon. aldaon'B first uver producing one run, Li' Cuff's nkt O Ke/'iMoKe/)2JeAw'as;j vera cleverly caught .Ronaldson'i next, spooned one up, .which' > T3awk«held. 11 short stand till the latter skied one to leg [ which, Bjard(Bßfe!yfih6ld. .IMbore th'en--1 MpdJMkoly, but was caught and bowled '- by Cuff off the first ball. Webster next 1 joiped Blakely, but the latter'oujy played' • tyo balls when be was smartly taken" at--1 'point by Palmer. Fitlub next went in !' andwvs toiaaed bj; W. Saywell off the' ' first .ball] he very difficult' catch —but was riot allowed 'to stop Ions! as G. Saywell .soon, caught. 1 him-a very easy catch. D'Arcy joined' 1 Wpbster, [but bit one up behind.the wickets which Hawke held. Williaras'tben' joined D'Arcy and and after making-1 run was nicely o and b Cuff. Matthews partnered iD'Arcy, and commenced by ■ putting Cuff away fofl.but in Ronaldson's next was nicely caught by Cliff. Wickens, : ' last.man jtheu went in, but D'Arcy was nicely fakeu by Ronaldson at short slip. The rhost remarkable feature of the innings, was that the bails were not disturbed, eaoli one,being caught. The fielding was greatly admired, only one being well in his place. jujiTBRTON-lst innings, ,fflrripi Jv c Hawke b Ronaldson 0 Cuff 1 Blakelyj.c Palmer, bOuff f •, ;Hopd;\o;,|eard,b Ronaldson 2 ,Moore, cau£ b'Cuff ~, ...,.;0' | .Webster,*Hawke, bCuff-, ... 3 Saywell, b Ronaldson ... 1' D'Arcy, o Ritoaldsbn, b Cuff ~ 0 Williahttji'Rl G. c and b Cuff „, ,„ ~J' sa,tthewa, A; o Cuff, b Ronaldson „," 1 ,Wioke'nß, not out ... 0 SaH ■-- i

■ mihviotji. '■■':: ;.;;, ife 1 vjiiiterMen; went in. ; H, tfawkel iind I\lj|fae*d : .iue:>»(rling "f'Hiuisoji, and iti'll D'Aruj's'firstftall* caught by Moore appoint! 0. Beard joined tidy, and made it pretty lively for the field, till the latter was caught by Moore. Cuff partnered Beard, and-opened by makingl "off D'Arcy;'the partnership was not severed until the latter played one on to his wicket. Ronaldson than joined Ouff; : aiid between the' two the field was kept pretty lively, until Harrison found his way to the latter's stumps. Ronaldson did not stop long with G. Saywell, as lie skied one from D'Arcy, which Matthews held. W Say> ; well joined his brother, and was let off' ■twice by Moore, but his brother skied one,; 'which Fitton held. Maguire'look the Ivacant wicket, but runs came very slow, the bowling greutly improving, only C runs being got oil' 8 overs, Their scores were as follows when our reporter loft the fiold:— ■•"•.•

Ist inniuffs. Udy,c Moore, b Harrison ... ... ... 7 Hawke,'cMoore,bD.'Arcy... ... ~' Q Beard; b'HariiatJii jg. Cuff, b"Hanin,n ;... ... 4 Ronaldaon, c Mattbews, b D'Arcv ..'.' 9 .Saywell, 6; cFibn.'bHarisoii,", ... 1 Saywellj W.\) D'Arcy.;. 7 6 ' The tplal.uiade"in the:,innings was 69, fn the Masterton 2nd. innings, three are out for Y'runs. '■'■•,