HUTT-INSTITUTE.

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 54, 5 March 1923, Page 10

HUTT-INSTITUTE.

After losing three wickets for 37 on the first day, Institute reopened against Hutt at Lower Hutt on Saturday, and produced the surprise of the second round by securing a three-point win. H. Prince, who had scored 1 when the stumps were drawn on the previous Saturday, carried his bat through the innings for a very fine 91. He played a nice all-round game, and with other assistance, principally from Watson (35) and Massey (25), carried the score to 225, the last wicket costing Hutt 75. Hutt went to the wickets again and compiled 131, the 62 of H. Watson being the best effort. The last three wickets fell for nothing. The detailed scores were as follow:—■ HUTT, ' First Innings 132 i . . Second Innings. Pringle, ran out 0 Lockett, c and b Watson 0 M'Girr, b Malcolm 25 M'Laren, b Malcolm 4 Watson, b Massey 62 Shannahan, c Smith, b Massey 24 Balks, b Banks , 1 Neazor, c Smith, b Banks ' 2 Parrant, not out 0 Extras • 13 Total ; 131 Fall of Wickets.—One for • 0, two for 0, three for 33, four for 40, five for 40, six for 118, seven for 127, eight for 131, nine for 131, ten for 131. Bowling Analysis.—Malcolm, three wickets or 56 runs; Banks, two for 3; Massey, two for 24; Watson, ono for 26 j Foley, none for 9. '. .. .■'.■' INSTITUTE. First Innings. • Banks, b Watson ..'.. 5 Nelson, "st Eggleton, b Nunn .......... .4 Burt, b Numi ....'... 13 James, c Balks, b Wilson ■.....:.. 10 Prince, not out ' 91 Watson, b Nunn ■..• 35 Barr, b Watson 0 Smith, lbw, b M'Girr ...„.:..... 14 Malcolm, b M'Girr 0 Foley, c M'Girr, b Watson 2 Massey, lbw, b' Nunn 25 ■ Extras 26 Total 225 Fall of Wickets.—One for 6, two for 24, three for 35, four for 55, five for 107. six for 108, seven for 133, eight for'l33, nine for 150, ten for 225. Bowling Analysis.—Nunn, four wickets for 63 runs; Watson, four for 75; M'Girr, two for 44; Balks, none for 3j Shannahan, none for 14.