CRICKET.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20084, 13 November 1930, Page 13

CRICKET.

f| 1 INDIES TEAM, akm welcome. PBJESB" Special Service.] LIVGTON, November 12. Vest Indies cricket team to lores came off the Tatuaroa r and was given a warm representatives of the New :ket Council and the Weltet Association. The tour)n good friends with the who greeted them. Among wharf who welcomed the r D. Beese, of Christehurch, the New Zealand Cricket E. Heathcote Williams, of d Messrs P. B. Broad. J. C. W. Mason, L. J. Brabin, iy, members of the Managelittce of the Wellington ! ciation. by the interest taken in :be Australian team to Engir the game is wore popu\x" said the manager, Mr , "We saw it in its highBfficiency in the Australian ptaincy and in all departgame, the present West a one which is regarded by ! the Islands as fully repreid the conditions in Aust unlike those under' which played in the Indies. The Icapped in the West Indies lack of communication belauds." 's views are entitled to as he is one of England's iricket administrators. He > M.C.C. Committee for five now a member of the fam-b-committees. He was sent imperial Cricket Council in the West Indies Board of ;rol, and successfully acis mission. He started the nty Cricket Club in 1878, Conned the Minor Counties' of which he was the first nd later chairman for a ears. Mr Mallet has been land by overseas countries their English programmes Se mapped out the Ausrin 1926 and 1930, and id in a similar capacity for .fricans. Mr Mallet was round athlete in his day, ed cricket, Rugby, and all, and also having been a r of note. To show his ; needs only be stated that aoon in 1884 he represented gaint Hartlepool Rovers at then played for DarlingSunderland at Soccer in a h. He was a noted runner idles, and from 1876 to ed in hurdle races with raecess. at, of Trinidad and Camersity, the captain of the team, is the possessor of >ging personality. "We will *ge extent on our fast ; aaid. 1 ui o us can bowl • Franc l itantine, and all reali f . Scott is a Ifowler who tan spin the ■Wicket. Martin is a leftserves np a slow medium de- ► requires watching. St. Hill oefnl bowler of fast-medium has been at Cambridge tor the last four years, and member ol the 'Varsity 1 1929, when hn played with all. The two warmly greeted Mb morning.

MATCH WITH WELLINGTON

CONSTANTINE DESTRUCTIVE.

(PBEBS ASSOCIATION TZLEORAM.) WELLINGTON, November 12. The West Indies cricketers made a most auspicious first appearance in New Zealand to-day, when they commenced a two days' exhibition match, against a Wellington representative eleven. The honours of the day were all with the visitors. Wellington had to scratch for close upon four hours to put 195 together against very steady bowling and brilliant fielding. Constantine, Trinidad, lived up to his reputation as one of the world's outstanding players by taking six wickets for 24 runs off 14 overs, and fielding m a manner that has never before been surpassed on the Basin Reserve. Dempster could do little against the machine-like length of the' visitors attack. It took him 35 minutes to reach double figures, and after reaching 2 he was caught at the wickets oft Constantine. , . .. Hepburn, a colt who was making his first appearance for the province shaped as well as any of the local players, and McGirr also used his feet in getting out to meet the ball. The visitors showed brilliance when they went to the wickets. Roach hooked Parsloe's first ball of the innings to the fence at long leg, and repeated the stroke off the third ball. Hunter also did the same thing off the first ball of Parsloe's second over. A brilliant catch by Hawkins behind the wickets disposed of Roach, and off the last ball of the day Sealey was brilliantly caught at fine leg by Dempster, who tHrew himself to make the catch. When stumps were drawn the West Indies had lost two wickets for 23 runs. Blundell had secured the two wickets The match will be resumed to-morrow, and the visitors will leave for Auckland by to-morrow night s limited express train to join the steamer for Sydney on Friday. Scores:— WELLINGTON. First Innings. C. S. Dempster, c Hunter, b Con- ' stantine .. • • • • " H. Foley, c Grant, b Conatantme .. < W. Hepburn, b Scott .. "" i E. G. McLeod, lbw, b Scott .. i H. M. McGirr, c Scott, b Constantine • • • • * * „ T. C. Lowry, c Hunter, b Martin .. C Parsloe, c Sealey, b Constantine 11 d! O. B. Hankins, b Constantine .17

F. C. Warnes, b Constantine .. 0 J. Newman, b St. Hill .. •- E. D. Blundell, not out .. " i q Extras -• •• " _ Total .. •• ..195 BowlinS Analysis. O. M. Jv. Wkts. it** i 1 I « j.l. 4 68 2 Scott .. —' St. Hill .. 13 Zi l * Martin • • ? * g q Headley •- 4 1 8 v WEST INDIES. First Innings. Roach, e Hankins, b Blundell .. S Hunter, not out - • • - •> Sealey, c Dempster, b Blundell .. 9 Extra - • • • '" Total for two wickets .. 23 MATCH AT SYDNEY. NEW SOUTH WALES TEAM CHOSEN. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION— BY tXKCTMC TBLEGBAFH—COPXItIG--(T.) SYDNEY, November 12. The New South Wales team to meet the West Indies team on November ~lst 13 A? F? I Kippax (captain), A. Allsopp. Wendell Bill, D. G. Bradman, H. Chilvers, A. Fairfax, W. A. nunt A JaCkson, S. J. McCabe, W. A. Oldfleld, G Stewart, T. J. E. Andrews, twelfth man.

M.C.C. TEAM WINS. MATCH IN SOUTH AFRICA. CVPE TOWN, November 11. Western Province, in wickets for Peebles four for 31. and Wyatt th J f ary?e r bon 3 e won by an innings and 177 runs. . TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. SHIRLEY CLUB. Senior A v. Working Men's Club, at Richmond Park —R. Coltart,- E. Cummings, A. •DE.VIS I Ftazer, R. Husband,. Kirk, L. K.in?ton, D. Mitchell, B. Pitt,, t Taylor, Watson; emergency, G. Cameron. Senior B v. Greens, at Richmond Park— F. Agassiz, B. Aria, G. Bradford, H. Davis,

K. Dixon, 1«\ Donovan, \V. Gray, J. Green, T. Hitchcock, 3. Streeter, D. Walker. Junior B v. St. Albans, at St. Albans Park—J. Adams, G. Algie, R. Bascand, Boddington, C. Brain, S. Cowper, R. Campbell, G. Donovan, L. Read, A. Weekea, Woolcock. . Third Grade v. Marist, at Linwood Park (second Saturday v. Beckenham A, at Beckenham) —H. Aris, Allott, H. Boundy, C. Cluxton, Hooper, Kotloski, Lyall, Martin, F McKenzie, K. Muff, Norrish, H. Ward, A. Wentworth, S. Wentworth, Wiiitcford, Williams. ST. ALBANS CLUB. Senior B v. Phillipstown, at Linwood Paik—H. Wileon, J. Barter, G. Pegler, JF. Dibden, R. Winter, C. Unwin, H. Pickup, F. Porteous, T. Watkinson, H. Barnes, A. McMillan; emergency, T. Carpenter. Junior B v. Shirley, ot St. Albans Park — G. Ebert, J. Rundle, A. Day, 15. Fox, C. Jjiddell, D- Mackenzie, C. Smith, J. Stapleton, R. Wilson, G. Greenwood, V. Consedine; emergency, F. Jones. BECKENHAM CLUB. Seniors v. Marist, at Beckenham- —E. Brooks, L. Carlyle, E. Cummins, S. Cawtheray, P. French, R. Griffiths, C. Harper, H. Ijilburne, R. Rollands, N. Stokes, A. Sluvud. Emergency: W. Skelton. Senior B v. W.M.C.', at Sydenham No. 4 J. Abbott, C. Allsopj E. Cox, E. Edwards, J. Hartigan, P. Mummery, L. Morgan, H. Nuttridge, \V", Lswson, S. Randall, A. Stap* ley. Emergency: A. Vivian. Junior B v. Marist, at Woolston- —H. Walker, L. Dempsey, S. Sands, E. Evans, G. Logan, J. Weatherhead, M. Heath, R. Stanton, E. Coombes, V. Coombes. A. Milne. Emergency: B. Tlirop. Third Grade A v. B, at Beckenham—JBowden, J. Dailey, E. Sollitt. W. Warman. T Watts, J". Rusbridge, K. Dash, Grainger, J. Fahey, E. Brunton, R. Crowtlier. Emergencies: J. Roach (first), G. Robertson (second). _ tt B v. A, at Beckenham —S. Marks, w. Marks. D. Cook, W. Cook, IC Magrath, * ♦ Spencer, K. Gabb. G. Allen C. Edwards, H. Jennings, K. Banfield. Emergency. »• Tossman.