CRICKET

Greymouth Evening Star, 13 March 1922, Page 8

CRICKET

INTER-ISLAND MATCH. (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, March 11. The weather for the resumption of the inter-island match was fine, and the attendance fair, but tlie takings so far fall far short of tho amount required to save the, New Zealand Cricket Council from loss on tho match. The wicket played well, but showed evidence of wearing. The north had eight wickets down for 130, but a great ninth wicket partnership between Allcott and Barclay put, on 113 and turned the scale greatly in the North’s favour. The South Island’s second innings was intensely disappointing, Blunt and Patrick saving it from being a ghastly procession. Scores: — South Island, first innings 160 NORTH ISLAND—First Innings. Baker, b Goodman 18 Lambert, b Dickinson ... ••• H Hiddlestone, c Blunt b Dickinson ... 16 Collins, c and b Carlton 14 Sneddric, c Sandman b Dickinson ... 32 Dacre, b Carlton ••• ••• ••• McLeod, c Blunt b Carlton 16 Garrard, b Dickinson 18 Alcott, l.b.w. b Sandman 40 Barclay, not out Campbell, b Carlton ■ Extras 11 Total 244 Bowling: Dickinson 4 wickets for 77 runs, Sandman 2 for 70, Carlton 4 for 56, Alloo 0 for 20. Patrick 0 for 10. SOUTH ISLAND —Second Innings. Blunt, b Garrard ■■■ Neale, b Allcott ... Woods, b Collins... ■■■ ■■■ Hrant, b Allcott ... Patrick, e Collins b Garrard ... Worker, b Allcott ... ” Alloo, not out • ••• • • ■" (tailand, not out ... ~ , ... 15 Extras Total (tor six wickets) 121