FEATS WITH THE BALL.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 10215, 10 December 1898, Page 3

FEATS WITH THE BALL.

[Three wickets at a cost of 2 runs or less.J > A. Neal—Seven wickets for 6 runs, and six for 7. and G. Carter three for 5, and four for 8. Picton v Awarua. November 19th. Malcolm—Six wickets for 10 and H. Heath three for 6 (first innings), and R. Foster three for 4 (second innings), Herriott v Tapanui, November 19th-. ...... Br.igint—Five wickets for 7 runs (first innings) and Pike five for 3, Nelson United v Athletic fjuijiors), November 19th. A. Parton—Five wickets for 6 runs and W. C. Cargill three for 5, Masterton Midland v Greytown. November 19th. j Swan—Seven wickets for 14 runs, Wellington Juniors v Pet-one, November 19th. Brice^—Four wickets for 7 runs and Arnold five for 8, Petone v Wellington Juniors, November 19th. i Williamson—Seven wickets for 3 runs and Wighton three for 3 (first innings), and Frnser seven for 10 (second innings), Vivian v Kilbimie (Wellington), November 19th. C. A. Richardson—Four wickets for no runs, Wellington A v PhamLx, November 19th. Howitt—Four wickets for 7 runs, Kilbimie v Midland B (Junior Cup), November I9th. F. Cowper—Eight wickets for 17 runs, Frasertown v Wairoa, November 16th. Cosgrove^—Seven wickets for 16 runs, and nine for 29, Wairoa v Frasertown, November 16th. j Allan—Seven wickets for 7 runs, Rangiora v Cust, November 26th. W. D. Ross^—Six wickets for 12 runs, ' Oamaru Second v Hilderthorpe, November 26th. • j W. Cole—Six wickets for 7 runs (first in- ! nings), and J. Higgins five for 4 (second j imiings), Belgrove v iirightwater, November ; 26th/ J. Phlllips^—Four wickets for 8 runs, Sydenham v United, December 3rd. Minifie—Four wickets for 4 runs, Sydenham Rivals v Addington Methodists, December 3rd.