ONE-DAY CRICKET MATCHES TO BE PLAYED SATURDAY

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23217, 31 March 1950, Page 6

ONE-DAY CRICKET MATCHES TO BE PLAYED SATURDAY

With only one playing Saturday remaining for competition play in the P.B Cricket Association's series arrangements have had to be revised. The cancellation of last Saturday’s fixtures owing to wet wickets has caused the reshuffle

A one day match will be played in the A Grade on Saturday. The batting iime will be divided and the team scoring the greatest number of runs will be the winner. The M. K. Boon Cun for the fastest 50 runs scored by a olaver will be at stake. The Senior B Grade will play a onedav match which will be included tn the championship.

In the Second Grade, only two matches will be played because G.H.S. (A) will not be available for club competitio i

The annual oresentation of trophies will take place in the R. 0.8. clubrooms on Saturday evening

Following is the draw: — A Grade. —Marist v. R. 0.8., on Oval No. 3; United v. G.H.5.0.8., on Oval No. 2.

B Grade. —R. 0.8. v. High School, on rectory wicket; Marist v. United; on Oval No 4; H. 5.0.8. v. Wanderers, on Oval No. 1. Second Grade. —High School B v. R. 0.8 (B) on bath wicket: R. 0.8. (A) v. United, on Intermediate No. 1; Wanderers w.o. High School A. Competition points to date are:— B Grade.—United. 76: R. 0.8., 62; lI.S 0.8 , 37; High School, 34; Marist, 28: Wanderers, 20 Second Grade. Wanderers. 100; RO B <A i: 80; United. 84: High School A, 47; High School B. 24; R. 0.8. (B). 19.