CRICKET.
In the matoh Waip&wa and Patangata v. Napier, the latter won on the first innings, by 34 runs. The visitors, whose scores appeared yesterday, made 73. The Napier score was 197, made up as follows: F. Fulton, oD Canning, b Sainsbury 19 j. Gardiner, b Fernley , 0 H. Martin, not out 64 F. Laws, b S-insbuty .. .. .. 0 R. Ashoroft, oD. Canning, b Bainsbnry 0 Knapp, oD. Canning, b Sainsbury .. 0 W. Cameron, b Fernley .. .. 5 Seabright, o Sainßbury, b Fernley .. 0 H. Newton, b Davis 12 A. Ashcrof t, b Fernley .. .. ~ 1 Payne, b Siinsbury 2 Extras .. ,« •■ ia 4 Total 107 In connection with the cricket matoh North Island v. New South Wales the proposal is that five of the team be seleoted from Wellington and the remainder from other parts of the island. Communications are passing between the selection committee and Kallender, Neill, Fowke, and Mills, of Auckland; *olstenholme, Bruce, and Lusk, of Napier; M'Donough, of Stratford; and Mills, of Hawera. When the replies are to hand the team will be chosen. We understand that Lusk is the only player likely to go from here, as Wolatenholme and Bruce are unable to obtain the necessary leave.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6988, 15 February 1894, Page 2
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198CRICKET. Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6988, 15 February 1894, Page 2
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