CRICKET
WELLINGTON, ASSOCIATION.
Business transacted at the Wellington Cricket Association's Management Committee last evening was mostly of a routine nature. Mr. GV G. Wilson was in the chair. The state of the wicket for senior cricket at the Hutt Recreation. Ground was the subject of a report by the Senior Championship Committee. In making the report Mr. H. J. Biu said that the wicket was not suitable for senior cricket .'in its present state, and the opinion of .the' Championship Committee was thafc.;immediate steps should be taken to eSiot :cn;;improvement. .It was decidedjifo /draw the Hutt Club's attention'to.the:matter. ADDITiq^A'LtTBESTTT-T?. Further resu-.l1 \_ i'J,^jja |)iayed on Saturday are as follow:— , Third ,B Grade.—Wellington College 120 and 32 for two wickets (Cr:.mmond 57 and 17 not out, Robinson 21, Howell 14 not out); Johnsonville (three players short)' 66 and 82 (Harriso:. 17 s 1 13, Havies 24, London 21). Bowling:' For College, Robertson six for 21; f-r Johnsonville, Harrison five for 16 and one for 10, Anderson,two for 17. . Fourth Grade.—Johnsonville 226 (E. Neal 99); Stop Out 32 and 19. Bowling for Johnsonville, E. Neal se^ jn for 14 pd four for 8,. Parsloe five for 7 and three for 15.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 107, 2 November 1926, Page 4
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198CRICKET Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 107, 2 November 1926, Page 4
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