Leading players
Leading players in the Canterbury Cricket Association’s senior championship, at the holiday break, wereBatting aggregates: W. Thomson 460, J. M. Ruston 295, J. W. Calder 292, B. Hastings 277, R. Jones 274, W. J. Mitchell 258, L. D. Thom 221, A. Collins 221, R. Fulton 220. Batting averages: R. Moore 69.7, Thomson 46, B. Hadlee 43.6, M. Ryan 42.4, Fulton 36.7, J. Bierwith 34.7, Jones 30.4. Bowling aggregates: W. Wilson 24, S. Booth 21, C. Heslop, G. Saunders, G. Pulley 19, I. Wilson 18, N. Dierck 17, H. Wright 16, L. Watson, S. Bateman 15. Bowling averages (minimum 10 wickets) Pulley 10.7, V. Brown 10.8, G. Cummins 13.3, Heslop 14.2, R. Hadlee 14.3, P. Visser 15.5, D. Hadlee 15.8, Wright 16.1,1 Wilson 16.2, W. Wilson 16.6, B. Rule 16.7. Most wicket-keeping dismissals: J. Mackie 16, A. Hart 13, K. Collins 12, B. Ritchie, J. Thomson, G. Gordon 11, M. Ryan 10. Most catches in field: P. Wallace 10, D. Hadlee, B. Hastings, K. Moorfield 7. Most sixes: G. Millar 7, A. Barnes, G. Hooper, W. Thomson, J. Latter, J. Ruston 5.
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