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I’aCHTHALIAN & N.Z. CAIILF ASSOCIATION] X.S.W. V. S.A. i Received This Day at 8 a.m.) ADELAIDE. Jan. 7. The Sheffield match commenced in hot, dusty weather. X.S.W. won t ! c toss and hatted on a good wicket, making 301 in the first innings (Gregory 130, Taylor 61, Hendry 32). Whiity took two wickets for 47, A. Richardson two for 88, Smith lour lor 71. lu the first innings, South Australia have no wickets down tor 31. ENGLAND V. BENDIGO. (Received this day at 8 a.mj 1 MELBOURNE, Jan. 8. At Ballarat, England is playing a local fifteen in fine weather. Ballarat in the first innings scored 211 (Woodful 50). Wilson took four wickets for 24, Waddington 2 for 31. Parkin 3 for 44, Rhodes 4 for 5. In the first innings England has one wicket down for 52.
AUCKLAND v. WELLINGTON
WELLINGTON, January 7
The Plunket Shield match, Auckland v. Wellington, commenced to-day "itli perfect weather. The wicket on the ]sasin Reserve was in splendid condition. Much interest was manifested in the fixture, and a large attendance was present. Wellington won the toss, and batted first, Hiddlestone and Phillips making a good stand lor the first wicket, which fell with the score 112. When, stamps were drawn *cr the day, Wellington’s total was 306 for the-loss of eight wickets. Hiddlestone made 144, Phillips 36, Burton 18, Donoghiie 6, Lambert 0. Bruce 34, MeGirr 23, Middleton 34, Brice not out 3. Extras 14. Bowling analysis.--Player 6 for 123; O. Sneddon 1 for 31 ; Smith 1 for 46.
WANGANUI v. TARANAKI
NEW PLYMOUTH, January 7
The Wanganui v. Taranaki cricket match opened here this afternoon Taranaki’s first innings produced 223. Bain 29, Mhrrison 22 not out). When stumps went drawn, Wanganui had lost four wickets for 102 (Stewart 41). Tile match will he continued to-morrow. NEW ZEALAND TEACHERS. SYDNEY, January 7. At cricket 0. S. Smith’s team, playing against the New Zealand teachers made 208 in the first innings. Perry took five wickets for 110. The teachers in the first innings made 79 (Worker 28). In their second innings they have three wickets down for 40 (Worker *n 25)
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