AUSTRALIA v. HAWKES BAY.
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NAPIER, This Day. The cricket match. Australia v. Hawkes Bay opened at noon in fine weather and on a hard wicket. There is a stiff, eusty wind.- . ' . ■.■-■'
The home team batted first, and at 1 p.m. had scored 48 runs for two wickets. Ransford caught Jacobsen at square leg smartly for 10, and Bradbum was clean bowled b.y Ironmonger after making 8. Cane, one of the two first batsmen, is batting confidently, with his score at 21. Paterson, the Hawkea Bay captain, joined Cane, and it promises to be a good partnership. The fieldinpr is'excellent. The Hawkes Bay scores at the luncheon adjournment were:— ; ■ ' . Jacobsen, c Ransford, b Asher 10 Bradburn, b Ironmonger ..........'.-.:... 8 Paterson, c and b Ironmonger ......... 10 Cane, not out 32 Bishop, not out .V..7..... 15 Total for three wickets , 83
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 48, 25 February 1921, Page 8
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141AUSTRALIA v. HAWKES BAY. Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 48, 25 February 1921, Page 8
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