THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.
MATCH AGAINST CANTERBURY. fBY TBLEOaArH.— pPHESS ASSOCIATION.} CHRISTCHURCH. 4th February. The match between the M.CC. team and the Canterbury representatives was continued this morning at Lancaoter Park in ideal weather and upon a fast, excellent wicket. Following arc tho scores : —
Bowliag analysis — Douglas, three for 72 ; May, throe for 28 ; Simpson-Hay-ward, four for 51 ; Branston, nil for 50 ; Curwcn, nil for 6. M.C.C.
First Innings Second Innings. JoUnson, c sub., b Ellis Douglas, 1 b.w., b Bennett ... Burns, st. ~Boxshall t b Reese... Page, b Bennett Harrison, b Reese Simpson-Hay ward, b Bennett De Trafford, b 1 Bennett Branston, not out Extras ... 305 ... 24 ... 10 ... 43 ... 78 ... 5 ... 2 ... 0 ... 15 ... 10 Total for seven wickets ... ... 187
CANERBURY.— First Innings. Anthony, b Simpson-Hay ward ... 17 Patrick, st. Fox, b Simpson-Hayward 6 Lusk, c Johnson, b May 49 D. Reese, b Douglas 2 Lawrence, c Fox, b Douglas ... 3 Ollivier, b May 11 Ellis, c De Tra&ord, b Simpcon-Hay-ward 8 Orchard, c Burns, b May 63 T. Reese, b Simpson-Hay ward ... 3 Bennett, b Douglas 8 Boxshall, not cut 32 Extras ' ... -14 r-i Total 221
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1907, Page 2
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