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Evening Star, Issue 11776, 5 January 1903, Page 4

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LORD HAWKE’S TEAM v. WANGA.NUI. WANGANUI. January 5. Play was resumed at 11.30 this morning, Warner and Thompson batting, Howden and Fannin bowling. The score steadily increased to 40, when a change of bowling was made, but the scoring still continued. A t 80. Thompson had' a life in the long field. Without farther score Warner played Bannister on. 80—3—27. The retiring batsman played a careful innings. Whatman a few minutes, and then played Howden into Francis’s hands on the boundary. 90—4—15. At the luncheon adjournment the visitors were all oat for 140, AUer Worser and Thompson had been parted the wickets fell rapidly, Howden. gave most trouble with the ball' taking five wickets for 49 runs, although Bannister took four wickets. Scores : Ekgltse3u:k.—First Innings. Leaf ham, b Fannin 0 Warner, b Bannister 87 1-ane, c Gordon, b Howden 2 Thompson, c Marshall, b Howden „ 40 Whatman, c Francis, b Howden ... .„ 13 Taylor, Ibw, b Howden _ 11 Williams, b Bannister „ J Stunning, c W. Gordon, b Carroll ... 14 Johnson, c and b Bannister ... ... 9 Buniip, not out _ 7 Hargreaves, b Bannister ... 1 Extras ... ... 15 Total ... - „. .' 140 Bowling Analysis,—Bowden, 5 wickets for 49; Fannin, 1 for 25; W. B. Gave, none for 11; Bannister, 4 for 56 ; Carrol, i for 4.

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BRISBANE, January 5. Carew, batting against South Brisbane, made 233 runs, which were compiled iu three horn's.