MANUKAU CRICKET.

Franklin Times, Volume XXV, Issue 10, 25 January 1935, Page 8 (Supplement)

MANUKAU CRICKET.

VISIT FROM RODNEY. TWO MATCHES PLAYED. On Friday and Saturday last a team from I lie Rodney Cricket Association visited Clevedon and played two oneday matches against the Manukau Association's representatives. The first match resulted in a win for the visitors by 31 runs on the first innings. Rodney in the first innings compiled (Ml runs. Manukau replied with only 59. In Rodney’s second strike they were dismissed for the small total of 35 runs leaving Manukau 67 runs to make to win in 50 minutes. When time was called Manukau had failed to reach its objective bv 14 runs with two wickets still in hand, several of the Manukau batsmen sacrificing their wickets in an endeavour to score runs quickly. In the second match the home team secured an outright win, scoring 94 fnd 126 for 7 wickets declared, against Rodney’s 46 and 54. On the Friday evening the members of the visiting team were the guests of the Manukau Association at a dance in the Clevedon hall. Following are the details of play.

First Match.

Rodney, first innings: C. Day, 1.b.w., b. Fogarty, 8; H. Langridge, b. Brooks, 1• M. Neeley, 1.b.w., b. Brooks, 1; E. Anderson, c. Clarke, b. Robinson, 31; D. Martin, b. Millar, 6; J. Torkington, b. Neil. 0: S. Torkington, o. Duder, ,b. Neil. 5; A. Torkington, c. Warin, b. Robinson, 1; S. Campbell, b. Robinson, 2: S. Algie, b. Neil, 9; W. Duncan, not out. 7: extras, 19; total, 90. Bowling: Fogarty took one wicket for 10 runs; Brooks, two for 19; Millar, one for 9; Neil, three for 18: Robinson, three for 16.

Manukau, first innings: A. Atchison, 1.b.w., b. S. Torkington, 1; H. Brooks, b. S. Torkington, 5; U. Warin, c. and b. Anderson, 12; F. Atchison, c. and b. Anderson, 10; W. Neil, b. Anderson, 0; F. Duder, c. Campbell, b. Anderson. 0; A. Clarke, b. Anderson, 5; W. Kinnard. c. and b. Algie, 12; V. Millar, 1.b.w., b. Anderson, 0: J. Fogarty, b. Duncan, 8; J. Robinson, not out, 0; extras, 6: total, 59. Bowling: S. Torkington took two wickets for 24 runs; Anderson, six for 18: Algie, one tor 8; Duncan, one for 8.

Rodney, second innings: M. Neeley, 1). Warin, 0; S. Campbell, 1.b.w., b. Wai’in. 0: W. Duncan, b. Warin, 2: J. Torkington, c. Neil, b. Clarke, 5: C. Anderson, b. Duder. 9; D. Martin, c. Neil. b. Warin, 1: S. Torkington, c. Brooks, b. Warin, 1: C. Day; c. Fogarty. b. Duder. 6 ;• H. Langridge, 1.b.w., b. Warin, 1: A. Torkington, c. Robinson. b. Duder, 2; S. Algie, not out, 5; extras, 3: total, 35. Bowling: Warin took six wickets for 16 runs: Clarke, one for 9: Duder. three for 7. Manukau, second innings: Duder, S Torkington. 21: A.-Atchison, c. Day, b. S. Torkington, 9: H. Brooks, c. J. Torkington, b. S. Torkington, 0: A. Clarke, run out. 3; F. Atchison, c. A. Torkington, b. Anderson, 0; U. Warin, 1.b.w., b. Anderson, 7; V. Miller, o. Anderson, 0: W. Neil, c. Day, b. Anderson. 7: J. Robinson, not out, 1; J. Fogarty, not out, 1: extras,, 3: total for eight wickets, 52. Bowling: Anderson took four wickets for 2?": S. Torkington, four for 21. Second Match. Manukau. first innings: U. Warin, 1.b.w.. b. Anderson. 9; W. Ktnnard, run out. 16: T. Taplin. c. Anderson, b. Algie. 11; F. Atchison, c. Langridge, b. Anderson, 0: H. Halliwell, 1.b.w., b. .T. Torkington, 11: H. Brooks, c. Campbell, b. J. Torkington. 13: A. Clarkb. retired hurt. 1: W. Neil. c. . b J. Torkington. 9: V. Millar, c. Langridge. b. Algie. 4: A. Atchison, b. Algie, 4: J. Robinson, not out, 7: extras, 9- total 94. Bowling: S. Torkington took no wickets for 22 runs; Anderson. two for 25: Algie, three for 26; .T Torkington, three for 14 Rodney, first innings: J Torkington, c and b. Brooks. 3: S. Torkington, lbw b Warin, 4: B. Anderson, ». Brooks. 5: B. Martin, c. sub., b. Warin 11: M. Neeley, 1.b.w., b. Warin, 0, C Dav b Warin. 6: H. Langridge, o. Millar, b. Warin. 0: S. Algie. b. Neil, 1- W Duncan, b. Neil, C: S. Camp e , b‘Warin, 0: A. Torkington, not out, 0- extras. 11; total, 46. Bowling. Warin took six wickets for 11 runs; Halliwell. none for 5: Brooks, two foi 18: Neil, two for 1. t _. Manukau. second innings. 1 . Mann, o. Campbell, b. Day. 15: W. Kinnard. „ s. TorWngton. 11): P. c - Martin, b. Day. 4: H. Halliwell, o. Campbell, b. Day. 20>: T. Taplin, >• Anderson. 13: H. Broots. run out 1, A Atchison, b Anderson, 0: W. Nei . not out. IS: V. Millar, not out, 32, extras 9: total for seven wickets (de olaredi.m. Bowling: S. Torkington fool; one wlcliet for 23 runs: C. Day, three for 41: Anderson, two for 36, T Torkington, none for 16. Rodnev. second innings: C. Day, b. Robinson. 6: M. Neeley, b Brooks. 1: S Campbell, b. Neil. 21; B. Anderson, c. A. Atchison, b. Robinson, 2; S. Al-

gie. c. Hillalelw 9ffll ve.fl 5B! gie. c. Halliwell. b. Robinson, 5;-A. Torkington, b. Millar, 0: D. Martin, c. F. Atchison, b. Millar, 6: .T. Torkington. b. Millar. 0: S. Torkington. c. Brooks, b. Millar. 5: W. Duncan, d. Millar, 1: H. Langridge. not out, 4: extras. 3: total. 54. Bowling: Robinson took thre wickets for 15 runs: ■ Brooks, one for 6: Halliwell. none, for 7: Millar, five for 15; Nell, one for?.