LADIES' CRICKET.
CANTERBURY r. WELLINGTON". _' Yesterday,- at Hagley Park, the first lnterprovincial ladies' match was concluded, when the local ladies won by the substantial majority of 241 runs, only one innings a side being played. The Wellington ladies, having the misfortune to bat on a sodden wicket occasioned hy Sunday night's rain, failed dismally, Miss P. Mackay being the only ono to reach double figures. The smart fielding of the Canterbury side accounted for no less than nix run outs, the remaining four wickets being taken by Miss Curlett at a cost of eleven runs. The following are the scores:— CANTERBTTRf. First Innings .. .. ... ..277 WELLINGTON. First Innings. Mien Spence, run out .. ~ ~ j Miss Brown, run out .. .. *) o Miss A. Mackay. run out " n Miis P. Mackay, b Miss Curlett " io Mrs Swanston, c Misa A. Scott, b Miw Miss TwohilJ, b Miss Curlett ".] [[ o Miss Henderson, run out .. ** » Hisj Maboney, not out .. c Miss Taylor, run out .. .".* a Mies Pool, run out .. " n Miss M. Henderson, b Mine Curiett " i Extras .. .. ~ " 3 ' ToUI .. Bowling Analysis—Miss Curlett. 12 overs 7 maidens. 11 rune, 4 wickets; Mies Bose 12 OT-ers, i moidens. 17 runs; Miss Martin' 3 oters. 1 maiden, 4 runs; Miss I. Scott 3< overs, 3 maidens.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13693, 29 March 1910, Page 8
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LADIES' CRICKET.
Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13693, 29 March 1910, Page 8
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