CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8799, 12 February 1892, Page 6

CRICKET.

Tiif. following players have been chosen for the matches on Saturday : — Gordon v. ['arm-XL.—Gordon : Anscnne, Ball, Clayton, Cotterill, Kowke. Gould, Goulstone, Lusk (2), Moresby, Williams. St. Maky-Onsi.ow v. Auckland.—St. Mary-Onslow : Dr. Egan, 1). Lynch, .1. C. Grierson, A. Rowe, J. R. Lundon, C. E. Stone. 11. Walton, W. l'illinger, J. Collins, W. Robinson, and C. Morgan. St. Mary's v. Pars ll.— Mary's : Gilmour, Rowe ("J), Jtlobson, Wilkinson, Stichbury, W. Darby, Lindberg, Andrew ('2), Speight, Breeze, Oswald, Walton, and Howard. Gordon 11. v. Auckland Gordon II.: Bell, Bedliugton, Cantlev, Gorrie, Graham, Jackson, K. V. Kelly, Kenderdine, Ivissliriir, Maekie, Mowbray. MORTH Snout: v. Grammar School.— North Shore: K. Wynyard, G. Lankham, I A. Lankham, R. J. Bunby, C. .1. Hemerv, C. Tisdall, W. R. Gouilie, A. Benge, 11. I tuipman, E. Charles, .1. Couiilan I; emergencies, W. Swanson and D. Hill. OMAHA V. MATAKANA. A cricket match was played in Omaha on Saturday, the Oth, between Omaha and Matakaua, before a large crowd of spectators, and resulted in a victory for Omaha by 2,1 runs. For the local team, .J. Greenwood secured nine wickets for -0 runs, C. Gravatt four for twelve, and I). Xag_'s six for 13. Omaha.—First Innings: J. Salt, Anderson. I) 11. Smith. 11 ; J. Greenwood, c G. I Smith, bH. Smith, 1; A Haskell, i) Fen ton, 0; D. Kuaggs. b Derieourt, (J; G. Gravatt, I) Derieourt, 'JO; A. Kempt, b H. Smith, 0; W. Pratt, b Kenton, 10; H. Dunning, b Kenton, 1; .J. Dunning, b Kenton, 0: A. Gravatt, b H. Smith, 0; J. Clarke, b Dericourt, 0; extras, 8: total, 57. Second Innings: J. Salt, c G. Smith, b H. Smith, 3; J. Greenwood, runout, tj; A. Haskell, b 11. Smith, 3; D. Knaggs, c Derieourt, b Kenton, 7; C> Gravatt, ( e and bH. Smith, 4; A. Kempt, b Kenton, 1 ; W. I'ratt, 1) H. Smith. 0; H. Dunning, not out, 0; .J. Dunning, b H. Smith, 7; A. Gravatt, b Kenton, 0; J. Clarke, not out, 2; extras, 3 : total, 30. Matakava.—First innings : H. Smith, e Greenwood, b Gravatt, 4 ; C. Anderson,!) Knaggs, 0 ; A. Kenton, b Greenwood, 7 ; K. V'ipoud, b Gravatt, 0 ; A. Raynor, Ibw, 0 ; T. Derieourt, b Greenwood. 0 ; G. Smith, b Greenwood, 1 ; K. Campbell, b Gravatt, 8; T. Smith, b Greenwood, 0; J. Cruickshank, b Greenwood, 0 ; .J. Anderson, not out, I) : total, '20. Second innings: H. Smith, C. Gravatt. I) Knaggs, 5 ; C. Anderson, 1) Greenwood, 2; A. Kenton, I) Greenwood, 4 : E V'ipoud, c C. Gravatt, b Greenwood, 'J; A. Raynor, u 1). Knaggs, 1 ; T. Derieourt, b Knaggs, IS; G. Smith, b Gravatt, 4; K. Campbell, b Greenwood, '2; T. Smith, run out, 1 ; J. Cruicksliank, not out, 2 ; .J. Anderson, st Salt, b Knaggs, 0; extras, 7 : total, -IS. lIUKKKKNUI SOUTH V. HIKI'IIANCI. A cricket match between the Hikurangi and Hukerenui South Clubs was played on the 30th of January on Mr. Davey's grounds, which is tile practice ground of the latter club. Counter attractions elsewhere marred the match somewhat, neither club showing their strength, Hikurangi only bringing eight men ; two men were impressed on tiie ground, winch gave them ten,so that each team played one man short. Those of Hukerenui Club, from whom great things were expected, fell all to pieces in the second innings, the Hikurangi team being the victors. Davey, going in last, saw two balls go to his partner, when he was caught at mid wicket; and in the second innings Sixth saw the remaining four put out without having a ball delivered to him. The day was beautiful, though the glare of the sun was rather against catches, two or three chances being lost from that cause. The lidding of both teams was fair. A bountiful supply of refreshments was provided for the visitors, and everyone seemed to have had a good dav. The following is the result, which ends in a win for the visitors by 32 runs :— Hikurangi.—First innings: W. Sinclair, c Wouldes, b C. Wilson,;!; W. McDonald, bC. Wilson, 2; McKinnon, c Switzer, bC. Wilson,.'}; R. Sinclair, b C. Wilson, .'1; G. Buchanan, b Switzer, 0; D. McDonald, b Switzer, 3; 0. Cotterell, b Switzer, 0; F. Teblmtt, not out, 1; W. J'iaistcd, b Switzer, 0; G. Wilson, b C. Wilson, 1; exttas, 7 : total, '2.3. Second innings : W. Sinclair, c Stanton, b Switzer, 7; W. McDonald, b Switzer, 4; McKinnon, b C. Wilson, 1; R. Sinclair, b Switzer, 3 ; G. Buchanan, c Wouldes, b C. Wilson, 1); 1). McDonald, b Switzer, *2 ; O. Cotterell, not out, 7; K. Teblmtt, b C. Wilson, '2; W. l'laisted, b C. Wilson, 2; G. Wilson, b Switzer, (i; extras, 10 : total, 53. Grand total, 78. Bowling analysis.—First innings : Switzer, 10 overs, 4 maidens, 8 runs, 4 wickets; C. Wilson, 9"2 overs, 5 maidens, 10 runs, 5 wickets. Second innings : Switzer, 10*4 overs, 0 maidens, 23 runs, 5 wickets; C. Wilson, 11 overs, 3 maidens, 20 runs, 4 wickets. Hi'kkrknui South.—First innings : W. Stanton, e McDonald, b W. Sinclair, 3; R. Hutchinson, run out, 5 ; W. Jones, b MeKinnon, 2; G. Smith, b W. Sinclair, 0; C. Wilson, run out, 2; Switzer, b McDonald, 2; I']. Davey, not out, 0; E. I'laisted, c McDonald, b W. Sinclair, (i; J. Rouse, b McKinnon, 0; M. Wouldes, I) MeKinnon, 4; extral, 4 ; total, 2S. Bowling analysis.—McDonald, (> overs, 3 maidens, 4 runs, 3 wickets ; W. Sinclair, 11*2 overs, 4 maidens, 11 runs, 3 wickets ; McKinnon, 7 overs, 4 maidens, 8 runs, 3 wickets; G. Buchanan, 1 over, 0 maidens, I run, 0 wickets. Hukkkkniji South.—Second innings : W. Stanton, b Tebbutt, 2 ; W. Jones, b McDonald, 1; C. Wilson, b Buchanan, 1 ; Switzer, b McDonald, 4; G. Smith, e and b W. Sinclair, 4; 10. Davey, not out, 0; M. Wouldes, c and b W. Sinclair, 0; E. l laisted, c McDonald, b W. Sinclair, 1 : J. Rouse, b K. Tebutt, 0; E. Hinton, b K. Telnitt, 0; extras, 5; total, 18. Grand touil, 46. Bowling analysis.—Sinclair, 4"2 overs, 2 maidens, 4 runs, 3 wickets; McDonald, 3 overs, 1 maiden,2 runs, 2 wickets ; Buchanan, 2 overs, 2 maidens, 3 runs, I wicket; Tebbutt, 2 wickets, 0 maidens, 4 runs, 3 wickets; MeKinnon, 3 overs, 2 maidens, 1 run, 0 wicket. —[Own Correspondent.]