CRICKET.
HAMILTON , V. TAUPIKI. On Saturday the above clubs met on Sydney Squire, Hamilton, and the game resulted in a win for the visitors by 30 runs on the firat innings. Taupiri, who wnn the t-iss, went to the wickets, nnd before being disposed of hud scored 80, to which Hill contributed a lucky 83, being missed no less than seven titnes. Cox and Hull also pot into double figures, with 13 and 12, respectively. Hamilton, in their first innings, only succeeded in putting together -11, to which Father O'Gara contributed 12, and extras 13. Taupiri, in thair second innings, totted up 75, bnpor being top scorer with 12. Hamilton then took tho wickets until timi) was called, lcwint? r> wickets for 15 runs. This victory leaves Taupiri in a good position for the medals, as they have recovered the ground lost by their defeat at Tuhikni-.iiiiea. lhe wicket was very fast, and several of the men received some nasty knocks with the ball, Fielder, of Hamilton, being laid out, and had to retire. The tieldinK of both beams was very poor. Subjoined are the scores :— Taltiiu. F. Still, bFielder ... 0 lbw O'Gara 9 G. Richdale, b Fielder 0 bO'Gara .. S Ulaeson, c Fielder, b Barton 4 b Hunt ... 4 Connolly, b Fielder ... 3 b O'Gara .. « Soper, b Barton ... 2 b Hunt ... lo Hill, c Fielder, b O'Gara 33 c Palau-et, t> O'Gara ... 5 Cox, run out 13 thrown out 2 Fuller, b Hunt ... 3 b O'Gara ... 8 Lovfill, c O'Gara, b b Hunt 0 not out ... 0 Hall, c Smith, b O'Gara 12 c Kn.ix, b Hunt ... 4 Littlewood, not out ... 1 b O'Gara ... 5 Extras 9 Extras ... 'J SO 75 Bowling Analysis*.—First Innings. B. M. R. W. Fielder -.70 2 33 3 Barton '>=' 2 19 2 Hunt . 20 0 12 2 O'Gara 11 0 » 2 Second Innings. O'Gara '•"' || £3 (i Barton t-,0 o 27 C Hunt 17 0 i. 3 Hamilton. Ist. innings. 2nd. innings. Stevens, b Connolly... 1 b Cox I Palairet, b Soper ... 3 b Cox ... 1 Hunt, run out ... 2 bUox ... ~. Rowdon, thrown out... 1 b Connolly... J Barton, b Connolly ... 0 not out ... •• Sandes, not out ... 4 b Cox ... : Fielder, c and b Soper 2~| O'Gaivi bLovell ... 12 von Sturmer. c Loveil
bSoper ' 0;-To bat Smith, b Lovell ... 3 | Kiinx. c Richdnlo b j Connolly 0j Extras 13 J Totil 41 5 wickets for 15 BuwLixii Analysis. —First Inninp. S'Uier -i~> || W J ~ , Connolly 50 3 14 3 "* Lovell 0 0 3 2 Second Innings. Cox 20 0 .j 1 Conuolly IS j . o J-
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3047, 26 January 1892, Page 3
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431CRICKET. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3047, 26 January 1892, Page 3
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