CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6997, 21 April 1884, Page 6

CRICKET.

AUCKLAND V. OUB BOTS. ; • I Our Boys—second ln&s. Aucklajcp—Second Ings. Mills,rah outo : Blair, b Mills .. •• 0 W. George, c Amanne 22 Beale, B. Arneil • 2 Arneil, b Beale . - 2 'Mathieson, b Mills .. 0 Dunkley, © Mathieson 14 O'Brien, b Arneil .i 24 JUesby, b Boid— .. 7C. F. Held, c Mill* .. 6 Wilker, b Bealo .. 1 McKinney, b Mills .. 20 J. George, b Beale •• 13 Philson, ran out »• - Ripley, b Beale »* O Anserine, net put •• -3 Yates, not ontV." ' ~ IS J. Gray, c Hendry" 1 White, b Reid.. •» 1 . Kyburn, cMills r •«'.* Hendry, b Bold — 5 Hall, not out •• \0 .Extras 7 Extras.. •• — 5 Total ~ .. .. 85 Total for 9 wickets.. 81 Our Boys Boranro Ai?ax,ysia.—3. F. B«ld, 75 balls, 21 tuns, 9 ,maidenf f 3 wickets ;A. Beale» 110 balls, 40 runs,. 7 maiden*!, 6 wickets; Mathieson, 40 balls, 17 runs, 2 liiaidens, 1 wicket. . * . Auckland Bowlixg Anjll^sis—Mills, 85 bans, S3 runs, 4 maidens, 4 wickets; Arneil, 85 ba115,43 runs, 3 maidens, 4 wickets.

. Play was: resumed ill this match from the previous Saturday by Our Boys continuing their innings from ths previous Saturday, when they hid one. wijket down, for, 14 runs. Arneil waa dismissed by BeaJe before he added a run to .his. score, and Dunkley and W. George stayed for some time, when the latter was caught at the wickets by Ansenne off Mathieson after ' contributing 22 out of a total of 26. Dunkley. (14), J; George (13), and Yates (13, not out), .who was a substitute, all did well for their runs, and the innings olosed a little after four o'olock for 85, whioh, with the surplus of 15 runs, left Auckland 101 runs to make to claim the match. Blair, and Beale were dismissed, before a run was made,.and Mathieson was Out when the total was 2 for three wickets. O'Brien and Reid, however, stopped, the collapse for some time,, and 30 was registered before the West End man was caught by Mills off his own bowling. O'Brien played well for his 24, not without a couple of .chances, however, and McKinney soon put on 20 runs. Ansenne played a very u3eful .innings for 23, not out, and when time was called at half-paßt five p.m. the last man was in, and 20 runs still required to get. The match is therefore a win for Our Boys by 15 runs on the first innings. WEST END SECOND V. NATIONAL. WjEBT End.—Courtayne, b Brookes, 0; Taylor, b ■Waters, 3S ; R. Woods, b Waters* SO; Doughty b Waters, 2 ; Verney, b Brookes, 0; Talbot, b Waters, 4; W Baker, c Colbdum, b Waters, 10; Colobrook b I Nicholson, 17 ; Hoffmann, not out, 42; Wright; not out, 9; Berry, b Waters, 3; extras. 22: total lor nine wickets, 177, West End started their innings and occupied the wickets the whole of the afternoon. • Taylor (38) and .Woods (30): played good cricket for their runs, and Hoffmann (42) and Colebrook (17) also punished the bowling. ALPHA V. EDEN. Alpha.—Hay, run out, 10; Neablt, not out, 121; Cranch, b Ohison, 6; Marcxoft, Jbvr, b Ohl»on, 6; M. McDermott. b Ohlson, 2; KSlpatrick, L Waters, 7; Waddiogham, b Oblaon. 26 ; McDermott, cObUon, b Waters, 0; Goodacre, not out, 0; Pcrston, b Ohlson, 2; extras, 8 : total for 8 tickets, 182. Eden had an afternoon' 3 iielding. ■ Nesbit played an excellent innings for 121 (not ont), in which' was a five, 6 fours, 12 threes, 19 ' twos and singles. Hay (10). and Waddingham (26) also did well, and eight wiokets were down for 182. Towards the end the fielding was not up to the mark. FRANKLIN V. HOLLAND.

Fbanklih.—First Innings: Neabitt, run out, 1 ; ■H. Nightengale, b Thomas, 0 ; Sheddan, b Thom&B, I; Service, b Thomas. 4; R. Nightengale, run out, 6; Tatteralll, not out, 6; Potter, d Beard, 6; Ross, c O'Hare, b Beard, 0; Feet, b Beard, 0; Moore, o O'Hare, b Beard, oSpinley, c Mell, b Thomas, 8; extras. 2; total, 27.

Holukd. —First Innings: J. B. Mell, run out, 8; O'Hare, c Feet, b Tattsrsell, 0 ; Thomas, o and b Nightengale, S ; Mills, b Nightengale, 3 ; Board, std., 27; Henn, b Nightengale, 0 ; Burfoot, run out, 2 ; Crouch, liot out, 8 E. Mell, b Nightengale, 2; E. Waring, b Nightengale, 0; V/ Mell, .c Service, b Nightengale, 0; extras. 2: total, S3. Holland won this match, by 26 runs. ■Beard (27) played a good innings for the .winners.

GORDON C.C. V. KAMO (BLACK DIAMOND) C.C. The following are the details of the above match played at Kamo on Saturday! the 12th April. Kamo won the toas and sent in the ; : visitors, who'succeeded in making 139 runs before the last wicket tell. The Black Diamonds then went in, and thanks to the grand bowling of Gould and W. Meldrum, made but 17 in their first and SI in their second innings. The scores are as follows Gordon".—First Inninps. Lusk, c Wbit?law, b Morton .. 12 Klssling, c W lilts law, b Morton '4 Ansanne, c Whltolaw, b Johnson _ 0 Williams, c McLeofl, b Jolinsori ■ ■ 4 liyburn, c Johnson, b Boss . 24 L. Meldrum, c Shandley.b Morton ... 1 "W. Meldrum, b Morton .. .. 3 Wood, b Boss ... .. . .« 15 r Sylces, not out .. .. ..42 Kenderdble, b Johnson „ _ lfi ' Gonld, b Ross .. •• 16 .Extras .. ~ .. ..15 Total .. .. .. .. ISO \ KAMO. First Innings. Second Innings McOrsgor, b Gould .. ..4 c Klssllng .. 4 li. Moorland, c Kissling 2 b Moldrum .. 3 F. Morton, c .. 2 c Kissling .. 4 M. Whltelsw, b Gould .. 0 lbvr, b Moldrum 2 Stawart, cW. Meldrum -- 4 c Williams .. 5 Hhandley, c Wood, b Gould 1 c Williams .. 4 Johnson, o Lusk b Gould » 1. b Meldrum .. 0 Ross, bGould .. .. O'notout ' .. 0 McNeil, lbw, b Gould ~ Ob Meldrnm .. 4 ftMcLeod. o Kenderdino .. :.l. a b.Maldrum ~ 11 Hoowell,notont .. .. 0 runout .. 1 Extras,. .. ~ .. Si'' Extra 3 ... 4 Total .. .. .. .. 18'' TotaU. i. 30 Howling Analysis.—First Innings: C H. Gould. 8 wickota for 7 runs ; W.. Moldrtlm, 2 wickets for 9 runs. Second Innings : C. H. Gotild, 3 ivickets for 18 runs; W. Meldrum, 6 wickets, for 8 runs. GORDON V. KENSINGTON (WHANGAREI) C.C. This match was played on Ea'ster Monday, and resulted in a win for Gordon by 62 runs. After- the match the visitors were entertained at a dinner at the Commercial Hotel, and afterwards to a moonlight concert, alfresco dance, and pyrotecnic display. The following are the scores :—, GORDON. First Innings. . . Second Innings. Lu&k b Easton .. .. ... 0- b Marcroft M2l Klaatinfr, 6 Marcroft' b JEaston 13 Jbw;bE*ston 0 Ansenne, b McKenzie.. .. 2 b Marcroft ..10 Kyburn, lbvr, b E&ston.. .. .3 bSaccombs .. 0 Sykes, o and b Eaaton.. .. 5 not. oat 6 I». Meldrum. c Whltaker .. 1 c Mirer oft 0 Williams nob out *.. ..22 c McLeod .. 3 W. Meldrum, b McKensle ~ 1 b Marcroft .. 4 Kenderdino, b.McKenzio . .. 0 b Marcroft •• 2 Cheesettan, b Eiston .. .. 13 b Easton .. 0 Gould, c £&ston, b McKeozle 1> cWhitelaw •• 0 Extras 7 Extras M 17 Total .. .. ..77 Total.. '.. 62 BowliiNO Analysis.—McKonrie got 6 wickets for 43 runs ; Eaaton got 9 wickets for 47 runs; Marcroft got 4 wickots for 13 runs; Seocombe got 1 wicket for 12 runs. WANGAREI, first Inmnja. Second Innings. F. Sissons, b Gonld ... . >,0 b Gould . ..0 Mason, ibrff b MelHrum .. .1 not out.., .. 1 N. McLeod, b Goiild ' .. 0 bL. Meldrnm 14 Marcroft, c Williams,b Gould 14 caiid bGould 0 Easton, c Ansenno. b Meldrum 4 W. Meldrum 11 Seccombe, cL. Meldrum ; ... 3," bW. Meldrum 3 G. McLeod, thrown out .-. . 3 bW. Meldrum 0 McKsdzio, bW. Meldrdm !'.* 0 b W. Meldrum' 0 Whltelaw, c WiUlams .. .. 2 lbw,b Meldrum 8 Alderton, c Gould, bMeldrum 2 .c Cheeseman ... 2 Dickson, nob out . .. .. 3 b Gould .. 4 Extras.. .. .. ..1 Extras ... 6 Total ... ii. .. 33 ; Total .. 44 Bottling Anlys a.—W. Meldrum got 10 wickets for 23 runs ; Gould got & wickets for 39 runSj L. MeldrUfn Qotl wicket for 2 runs. • " • "