Cricket on Batsmen’s Wicket
NOMADS AND HIGH SCHOOL PLAY DRAWN G.AME In a game played yesterday on the School ground, tho visiting Nomad team led by Mr D. C. Collins, one-time captain of New Zealand and double blue, drew with Higli School. The weather was delightfully fino and the wicket proved a batsman’s paradise with the bowlers hard put to it to make any impression. Batting first Nomads knocked up 211 thanks to what eventually developed into a vigorous innings by the Raugitikci man. D. A. Cameron, whose total of 84 included a couple of sixers and ten 4’s. The match commenced before lunch and before the adjournment tho bowlers required to be carefully watched, the wicket being inclined to play tricks. The first tw.o wieketjiJ.'ell rather cheaply, but Bunny and Cameron raised the score to 50 for the third wicket. The scoring rate had quickened towards the end of the partnership, and from that on the visitors treated the spectators to some very bright cricket. Not one of them seemed to worry about throwing his wicket away and the total was raised to 21.1 before tho innings closed. With no time to waste the High School batsmen set about the task of getting runs. Ilearscy and Young rattled on 59 for the first wicket and then Young and Pollitt were at the wickets for tho rest of the afternoon, the total when stumps were drawn being 15S for one wicket, Young having played an excellent innings for 69 and Pollitt one for 35.
It was a most enjoyable day’s cricket and a “feather in School’s cap” was the remark passed by Captain Graham, of ILM.S. Diomede, that the fielding by (lie school team was the best and most alert he had witnessed in New Zealand.'
Following are the detailed scores:— NOMADS. —First Innings. B-. Ecclcs, run out A. M. Ongley, c McViear, b licarsey 0 I. Bunny, b Spelman 18 D. A. Cameron, b Stuckey . . • • 84 K. Plodder, b Hearsay 16 D. C. Collins, c McViear, b Stuckey 36 Iv. H. Cave, b Speliuan G Capt. C. Graham, ruil out 4 F. Ashworth, b Spelman A A. C. Ashford, not out ir > ,7. Swain son, st. Pollitt, b Speimau <> Extras Total -„ 11 Fall of wickets: 1/0, 2/14, 3/oG. 4/101, 5/150, 6/179, 7/179, S/179, 9/190, 10/211. Bowling analysis: liearsey, 2 for G 7; Spelman, 4 for G2; Stewart, 0 for 28; Stuckey, 2 for 33; McViear, 0 for 4. HIGH SCHOOL.—First Innings. I. liearsey, c Ilodder, b Ongley . . 35 —. Young, not out 09 W. Pollitt, not out Extras .. Total for one wicket Fall of the wicket —59. Bowling analysis: Sivainson, 0 for 1G; Graham, 0 for 4G; Ashford, 0 for 13; Collins, 0 for S; Ilodder, 0 for 3; Ongley, l for 19; Ecclcs, 0 for S; Cameron, 0 for 9; Bunny, 0 for 14; Cave, 0 for 3. JOCKEYS BEAT TRAINERS The jockeys proved too strong foi the trainers in the match played under favourable conditions at tne Sportsground yesterday. The jockeys made 72 in their first innings and 85 for six wickets (declared) in their second. In reply the trainers were dismissed for 59 and 84, the margin being 14 runs' in iavourof the jockeys. Following are the detailed scores:— JOCKEYB. —First Inniugs. W. J. Broughton, lbw, b W. Pine 23 C. Thomson, bG. XV. B. Greene . 8 Broughton, b XV. Pine • W. l’ascoc, c L. Pine, b W. Pine 0 U. Reed, b XV. Pine 1 W. E. Pine, run out 1 Neil, u McGovern, bR. E. Hatch 7 Bright, b K. E. Hatch 0 Tropo, c Hatch, b XV. l’iue .... G Hansen, run out L> Martin, not out ■’ Extras 1 Total ‘ - Bowling analysis: Greene, 1 for 12; Pine, 5 for 25; Wallace, 0 for G; Hatch, 2 for 20. Second Innings. , W. J. Broughton, retired 29 Thomson, c Hatch, b Greene .... - C. Broughton, retired J l’ascoe, b Hatch 11 Reed, b Hatch n Pine, not out Bright, e Hansen, b Pine 1 Extras n Total for G wickets docld 85 Bowling analysis: Greene, 1 lor 22; Hatch, 2 for 32; McGovern, 0 for 1; Sherman, 0 for 9. TRAINERS.—First Innings. McGovern, c—, b XV. J. Broughton 1 Sherman, run out XV. Pine, c Bright, b XV. J. Broughton • Lj Hatch, b XV. J. Broughton .... 5 Lcn Pine, b C. Broughton 0 Purton, b C. Broughton 1 Clever, b Thomson 0 Barlow, b Thomson 1 E. XV. Watson, c—, bC. Thomson 8 XX’allace, hit wckt., b Pascoe .• • • •’ Greene, not out •’ Extras ;j Total “0 Bowling analysis: XV. J. Broughton, 3 for 12; Thomson, 2 for 18; C. Broughton, 3 for 10; Reed, U for 7. Second Innings. W. Pine, hit wckt., b W. J. Broughton * * • ,J 0 Sherman, run out H Barlow, b C. Broughton 0 Greene, b C. Thomson 7 xValson, lbw, b Reed 2 Hatch, lbw, b C. Thomson •" L. Pine, b XV. J. Broughton .. -. 13 XX r allace, run out *• • 0 McGovern, bC. Broughton .... 4 Bennett, not. out “ Purton, c Pascoe, b XV. J. Broughton .Extras ’ Total' 84 Bowling: XV. J. Broughton, .1 for 21; C. Broughton, 2 for 21; Pascoe, 0 for 4; Reed, 1 for 19; C. Thomson, 3 for
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 68, 22 March 1935, Page 8
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