CRICKET.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 7 October 1916, Page 6

CRICKET.

Some fine cricketing > figures have heen put up by well-known players in soldiers' matches. D.. j.

Kjiight, playing for the Artists' Corps, scored 102 out of 149, 112 out of 303 v. Scots Guards, and a third century, 110, v. Eastbourne. In recent matches Mordaunt, the old Kent amateur, playing against the Guards' Depot, captured six wickets for 22, C. P. O.

Hardinge (Kent) six for 30, and Cadet Kirk (Surrey) seven- for 36. A. M.' Hay wood (Northants), playing for the, Hoyal Naval Depot,- put up a brilliant 143 in 122 minutes.