REDMOND HEADS SHIELD BATTING
The tall, Auckland left-hand batsman, R. E. Redmond, leads the Plunket Shield batting averages and aggregates with half the programme completed.
Canterbury's top batsman is T. W. Jarvis, who has
scored 225 in four completed innings. Of the regular bowlers, another Auckland lefthander, R. Baddeley, leads the way, but the principal wicket-taker is the Otago captain, G. D. Alabaster, who has 18.
In the figures which follow, batsmen who have played three or more innings and bowlers with a minimum of three wickets are included.
BATTING Redmond (A) Runs . 233 Aver. 77.7 Morgan (A) Jarvis (C) . 189 63.0 . 225 56.2 Vivian (A) . 106 53.0 Congdon (CD) . 200 50.0 Gearry (CD) . 45 45.0 Yuile (CD) . . 134 44.7 Sampson (CD) . 174 43.5 Speed (A) . 86 43.0 Dowling (C) . 214 42.8 Harris (A) . 127 42.3 Wadsworth (CD) . 124 41.3 Campbell (0) . 238 39.7 Hadlee (C) . 140 35.0 Morrison (W) . 173 34.6 Murray (W) . 168 33.6 Turner (O) . 196 32.7 Alabaster (0) . 160 32.0 Burtt (C) .. . 126 31.5 Howell (CD) . 61 30.5 Newdick (W) . 152 30.4 BOWLING Runs Wkts Av. Merrin (C) 39 3 13.0 Morgan (A) 57 4 14.2 Baddeley (A) 216 14 15.4 Collinge (W) .. 212 13 16.3 Alabaster (O) 298 18 16.6 Shrimpton (CD) 67 4 16.7 Greenstreet (W) 134 8 16.7 Taylor (W) 201 11 18.3 Howell (CD) 233 12 19.4 Cunls (A) 176 9 19.5 Trist (C) 235 12 19.6 Morgan (W) 79 4 19.7 Bolton (W) 139 7 19.8 Yuile (CD) 235 11 21.4 Dinning (ND) - • 72 8 24.0
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32498, 7 January 1971, Page 18
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