NORTH v. THORNDON.
Thprndon and North met on the Wellington College Ground, and although t,he former won the toss, North were sent in to bat. Runs came quickly, until at 42 Bray was clean bowled by Plant. Fulton, Champueas, Ashfoi'd, and Burton were not veiy successful, but Hiddleston compiled a useful 41. Middle.ton and Patterson retrieved^ North's position, the former's - score including two 6'e. He was brilliantly caught in the outfield by Warne. off Phillips. Patrick added a' useful 26, and Patterson carried his bat for 57, the innings closing for 221 runs. Thorndon went in to bat on a rather bad wicket after lunch. Phillips and Doneghuo bntli seemed set, when the former played over one from Fulton. Tlie next three batsmen failed to. help the score much.; Doneghue was. playing the . bowling nicely, and, with King, stopped the rot. , After compiling 53, he was well caught.off-a hard shot to square- leg.. The remaining batsmen failed, except that Martin' and Plant added 30 for. the last wicket. The innings realised 120 runs, necessitating Thorndon following on. The second "effort was better, and prevented a three-
point win. Prince and Ch'riEtoph'iirson did well towards increasing the score. Details :— NORTH V. THOBNDON. North. —First Innings. Hiddleston, c Cording, b Martin ... 41 Bray, b Plant : :.......... 24 Fulton, b Plant '.. 9 Cliampness, b Martin 19 Ashford, b Plant 2' Burton, c Chrisiop.lierson,' b Martin 2 Middleton, c Warne, b PhiUips ...... 38 Patterson, not but' 37 Patrick, b Warns '■>£ Hallam, c Plant, b Christopherson 5 Crombie, b Plant '. 6 Extras „ .12 Total ..' 221 Bowling Analysis. — Christopherson took one wicket for 45 .runs. Plant four for 74, Martin three for 52, Phillips ono for 18, Cording none for 8, Warnes one for 12. Thorndon.—First Innings.. PhiUips, b Fulton .'. 15 Doneghue, c Hiddleston, b Ashford 33 De Muth, Ibw, b Fulton >.'. 0 Christophereon. b Hiddleston 3 Warne. b Hiddleston 0 King, c Hallam, b Middleton 10 Prince, c Fulton, b Ashford. 3 Carruthers, b Middleton 5 Cording, c Burton, b'Ashford 2 Martin, b Ashford 16 Plant, not out ....;.... 11 Extras 22 . Total :.- 120 Bowling Analysis.—Hiddleston -.took two wickets for 10 runs, Fulton two for 39, Ashford four for 17, Middleton two for 20. Second Innings. . j Doneghue, c Ashford, b Middleton 19 .Phillips, played-on, b .Hiddleston ... 4 De Muth, b Hiddleston ; . 21 Christopherson. st Patterson, b'Hallam 36 Warne, st Patterson, b Patrick ...... ' 2 King, run out ...~. 13 Prince, b Hiddleston 49 Carruthers, c Patrick, b Hallam. ... 2 Cording, c Patterson, b Hallam 5 Martin, not out 24 Plant, c Cliampness, b Hiddleston 0 Extras ...- 16 - Total 191 Bowling Analysis.—Hiddles,ton tookfour wickets fo>: 58 runs, Middlefcm one for 47, Patrick one'for 12, ..As* ford none for 34, Hallam three' for 32, Fulton none for 2. . - ' •,
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 20, 24 January 1921, Page 2
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