CRICKET.
SECOND TEST MATCH.
NEW ZEALAND MAKE 375,
(BY TELEGW»PTT---TM?^RH ASSOCIATION ; CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 6. The test match w&s continued in fine weather, but with a slight threat" of ■ a brlief thunderstorm. Berneau two and McQirr ml, the overnight batsmen, resumed to the bowling of Calthorpe, whose fifth ball was tipped up by Berneau to Freeman at third man. 315— B—-28 —-2- Alcott partnered McGirr, who took a maiden from Freeman.' Alcott cut Calthorpe >s first ball for four, and McGirr found -the fence with a nice on drive off Freeman. Both batsmen were confident. Gilbson relieved Freeman at 348, and the 350 mark was reached for |41 minutes play. The innings closed for 375. Additional scores: Berneau, & Freeman, b Calthorpe' 2 Alcott, c McLean, b Gibson .... 16 McGirr, not out 40 Condliffe, lbw/ b Freeman ' '....'. ■" i Extras '.. t 3^ Total /sTi
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 January 1923, Page 11
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141CRICKET. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 January 1923, Page 11
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