Hamilton Tuhikaramea v. Tuakua.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2570, 29 December 1888, Page 2

Hamilton Tuhikaramea v. Tuakua.

On Thursday the above match was played in Hamilton, and was won by the combined team by 33 runs on the first innings. The chief features of the match were the splendid batting of Browning (33 and 20), who played faultless cricket for his runs, and the bowling of Gaudin and Barton for Hamilton as well as that of Evans for Tuakau. Stuart Reid, as long stop for Hamilton, particularly distinguished himself. The following are the scores:— Hamilton. — Sandes, Ist. innings, c Poland, b Miller, 10 ; C. Shaw, b Kwing, 0; Stevens, b Evans, 0 ; Sage, b Evans, •J ; Barton, c Ewing, b Evans, 0 ; Gaudin, b Evans 8 ; S. Reid, b Brown, 0 ; T. Shaw, b Evans, 0; W. Reid, b Evans, 1; Walsh, not out, 2; Browning, b Brown, 33; byes, 17; total, 80. Bowling analysis : G Ewing, 1 wicket for G runs; Evans, G for 33; Miller, 1 for 18 ; Brown, 2 for 12.

Tuakau. —li. Oldham, Ist innings, b Gaudin, 0; A. Evans, b Shaw, 2; T. Ellirt, run out, 12 ; F. Brown, b Gaudin, 5; G. P. Ewing, b Barton, 12 ; Piggot, b Barton, 2 ; A. Bent, o Sandes, b Barton, 3 ; V. Brown, b Guild in, 5; J. Poland, c S Reid. bßaiton, 0;J. Miller, runout, 0; W. Miller, not out, 3 ; byes, 9 ; total, 53. Bowling analysis: Gaudin, 3 wickets for 14 runs; C. Shaw, 1 for 17 ; Barton, 4 for 1?,