CRICKET.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4678, 28 March 1894, Page 2

CRICKET.

Rush ut, Wairurapu. The return match between the Wairarapa and Pahiatua Counties, played at Greytown on Saturday, resulted iri a win for Wairarapa byan innings and sixteen'cans, The Bush-were not strongly represented; whilst. Wairarapa'.had abbiifeihe; best possible team, and the result of the game from the outsetwasnever in;donbt.Nioboils and Stewart acted as skippers for the winners and - losers," respectively..'' Pahiatua went first to the pickets, making only "forty-eight.-runs,.iof which Gault and Myrams contributed twelve each end Reeve ten.- During theiumngs there were49:.overa sent down, 18 of whioh"were maidens. vV, •Judd was most suooesßful: with the ball, getting 4 wickets for 14 runs, Beechy 2 for 8, J. Judd 2 for Broad; although', taking no wioliets, howled well, sending down 11 byerflf sof which were maidsns, and for 6 runs, Wairarapa started their inningd by sending Grace and Broad to the wicket to face the bowling of Williams and Hewat, and the score stood at 77 when the last man was bowled. Pressure of other matter forbids, a detailed description'- of thß game, miioh as we should like to give it,JSicolls beaded the batting with; a brilliant twenty, Beeohy (18) and Grace (15) being the next in order. After a short .interval the visitors oommenced their 'second innings, wbion closed for the phenomenal score of 13. W. Judd established a record in this innings, bowling 8 overs, 6 of whioh were maidens,' and getting 7 wickets fori runs. Broad's performance ' was'. also excellent, bowling eight overs, 4 of whioh were maidens, and getting 3 wioketa' for eight runs, Judd was carried to the pavilion shoulder high, his .excellent form with- the ball being highly appreciated. ■ ; ;. :. ■ Brora,'Maron 26 v In the cricket match Queensland v. New South Wales, the formor made 113, Sutton scoring 81. New South Wales lost eight wickets for 156, Gregory oompiling Gould 23, and Moses, not out, 42.