LOCAL CRICKET

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 3 February 1930, Page 3

LOCAL CRICKET

WAKATU V. ATHLETIC LANOBEIN'S DAV' OUT 119 RUNS, SIX WICKETS AND TWO CATC'I IKS Taking advantage of the holiday the Wakatu and Athletic senior teams played an all-day championship match on Saturday, Yvakatit winning by 33 runs on the first innings. Wakatu won the toss and sent Athletic to the wickets. Kin/.ett and Itnlfo were lucky to reach 49 and 51 respectively, a number of chances being dropped. Athletic had one wicket down for nine, but two for 78 looked a lot better for them. However, the remainder of the wickets went, fairly cheaply. Johnston (25) and Hull (14) being the only others to reach double figures. Langbein was in form witli the ball, taking six wickets for 51 runs in twelve overs. Langbein opened for Wakatu and made more than half their total. He played a chanceless innings for 119 runs, which included fourteen hits tci the boundary. Wakatu made a poor start four wickets being down for 40 runs and five for 68. However, Hurst, joined Langbein and held his end until the total reached 137 for the sixth wicket. Athletic had a second strike, but the time left was insufficient for the result of the match to be affected. Scores:— ATHLETIC First Innings. Wells, lbw, n Searell 0 Kinzett, c Wright, b Langbein 49 Ralfe, c Langbein, b Mcllwraith ... 51 .MuKellar, e Mcllwraith b Langbein 0 'Hull, b Hurst 14 Johnston, c and b Langbein 25 Cole, c Langbein, b Mcllwraith 0 Newman, b Langbein 7 Pike, not out 4 Wallace, b Langbein 0 Louisson, b Langbein 8 Extras 13 Total 171 Bowling : Mcllwraith took two wickets for 20 runs, Searell one for 24, Coombes none for 22, Oliver none for 25, Langbein six for 51, Hurst one for 18. WAKATU First Innings. Langbein, b Ralfe 119 Coombes, b Louisson 5 Oliver, lbw, b Johnston 1 Wright, run out 0 Searell, c Ralfe, b Johnston 11 Wilkes, b Louisson 17 Hurst, c Kinzett, b Johnston 14 Mcllwraith, lbw, b Johnston 7 Marshall, lbw, b Haifa 7 Askew, o Kinzett, b Hull 11 Jones, not out 1 Extras 11 Total r 204 Bowling: Wells took no wickets for 12 runs, Johnston four for 67, Louisson two for 50, Kinzett, none for 27, Ralfe two for 17, Hull one for 22, Newman none for 5. Second Innings Newman, c and b Oliver 8 Hull, c Oliver, b Mclllwraitli 23 Cole, st Jones, b Oliver 3 McKellar, c Coombs, b Oliver 31 Wallace, c Jones, b Oliver 9 Wells, b Hurst 0 Louisson, c Wilkes, b Hurst 0 Kinzett, c Hurst, b Wright 18 Ralfe,-not out 21 Johnston, not out 1 Extras 9 Total, nine wickets for 124 Bowling: Searell took no wickets for 9 runs, Mcllwraith none for 33, Oliver four for 34, Hurst, two for 16. Wilkes none for 16, Wright one for 2. Askew none for 1.

OLD BOYS AT BRIGHTWATER

A. NEWMAN MAKES 67 SOME GOOD BOWLING PERFORMANCES On Sat urday the Old Boys senior team went to Brigiitwater where they played the local senior team. The following are the details of the play. old boys (First Innings) i Brown, e NfcMurray, b A. Newman 10 Farrant, Ihw Eden H j Betts. b Ellen 8 .1. Newman, li Eden 3 CliatterTon,.c Palmer, li Nmvman ... 3 Rowe, I) Newman 3 I!. ..Newman, not out 49 Busch, c Duncan, 1> Newman 0 lilineoe, c Bowers, b Newman 8 Miller, b Eden I Burdon, b Eden 5 Extras 7 Total 97 Bowling: A. Newman took five for 44, Ross Eden five for 43, Shuttleworth none for 3. BRIGHTWATER (First Innings) Ross Eden, b J. Newman 0 '' Newman, retired 67 Shuttleworth, c Farrant, b J. Newman 47 Palmer, c Burdon, b Blincoe 3 Irvine, b Newman 4 A. Haycock, b Newman 0 Buckley, lbw Newman 0 McMurray, b Chatter! on 1 Bowers, e Burdon, b Newman 5 Duncan, b Newman 2 Hildvard, not out 4 Extras 8 Total 141 Bowling: J, Newman took seven for 35, R. Newman none for 27, Busch nono for 5, Farrant none for IS, Blincoe one for 33, Brown none for .10, Chatlerton one for 4. OLD BOYS (Second Innings) Farrant. b Eden 37 Miller, run out ° Rowe, c Newman, b Bowers 6 Betts, b Bowers '..... 0 Brown, c Duncan, b Irvine 37 R. Newman, c Bowers, b Palmer ... 28 Busch, c Irvine, b Hildvard H) Burdon. lbw Irvine 0 J. Newman, noi nut 1' Rye 1 Total, eight lor , 142

AUSTRALIA IN ENGLAND

REVISED ITINERARY (United Press Association—By Electric. Telegraph—Copyright) SYDNEY. Ist February. The Cricket Board of Control has revised the approved itinerary for the Aus tralian visit to England as follows: —• April 30, May 1 and 2—v. Worcestershire, at Wnrciiester. May 7>. f>, 6 —v. Leicestershire, ar Leicester, Mav 7. 8, 9—v. Essex, at Levton. Mav 10, 12, 13— v. Yorkshire, at Sheffield.

REMUNERATION POR PLAYERS SYDNEY, 2nd February. The Australian Board of Cricket Control announces the remuneration for the team for England as follows: The manago-, £650; and the treasurer and each player £6OO. Arrangements have been made for the medical examination of each player before, his departure. The "board has announced that New Zealand's share of profits in Australia from the M.C.G. tour amounted to £3269, which has been forwarded to the New Zealand Cricket Council.

May 14, 15, 1&—v. Lancashire, at Liverpool. May 17, 19, 20— v. M.O.O., at Lord's. May 31, 22, 23—vi Derbyshire, at 1 /MCitl CTUOHI, May '2.4, 20, 27- v. Surrey, at Tlio Oval. May 2d, 29, 30 -v. Oxford University, at Or.ford. May 31, Juno 2, 3—v. Hampshire, at Southampton. Juno 4, 5, 6 v. Middlesex, at Lord's. June 7, 9, JO— v. Cambridge Univorsitv, :>i Fonner's. .tune 13, 14. 10. 17—FIBST TES'!', nt Trent Bridge. June 18, 19, 20— v. Surrey, at The Oval. June 21, 23. 24—v. Lancashire, al Old Tiafford. dune, 27, 28, 30. July 1—SECOND TEST. :it Lord's. July 2, 3, 4—v. Yorkshire, al lirad lord. July 5. 7, 8—v. Nottingham, al Trent July' 11, 12, 14, 15—THIRD TEST, at Leeds. July 16, 17, 18—v. Scotland, at Edinburgh. July 19, 21— v. West of Scotland, at Glasgow. July 2.2, 23—v. Durham, at Sunder- ' Jo'lv 25, 26. 28, 29—FOURTH TEST. at Old Tiafford. July 30. 31, -August. 1 v. Somerset, at Taunton. August 2, 4, 5—v. Glamorgan, at. Swansea. August 6. 7, 8 —v. Warwickshire, at Birmingham. August 9, 11, 12—v. Northamptonshire, al Northampton. August 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22— FIFTH TEST, at The Oval. August 23, 25, 26—v. Gloucestershire, at i.ristoi. August 27, 28, .29—v. Kent, at Canterbury. August 30, September 1. 2—v. Sussex, at Brighton. September 3, 4, 5—v. South of England, nt. Folkestone. September 6, 8—Cricket Club Conference (provisional). Sept ember 10, 11, 12—v. An English Eleven, at Scarborough. The matter of a match against Wales has been left to be decided in England.