LORD HAWKE'S TEAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12190, 9 February 1903, Page 3

LORD HAWKE'S TEAM.

* THE MATCH AGAINST CANTERBURY. ] [BY TELEGRAPH. PRESS ASSOCIATION.] i OIIRISTCHUECH, Saturday. ' THE match between the Canterbury repre- ] sentatives and the English eleven was con- i 1 inued to-day in fine weather, the ram shower ; j ivhicii fell during the night having only suf- < (iced to lay '■ the dust and cool the air. The j » attendance in the morning was exceptionally { good considering, and. increased tremendously J in the afternoon, the takings being £340 63. The wicket was again easy. Taylor and ( Thompson, who were not out over night, with r ou and 32 runs respectively, resumed for the j Englishmen, Callaway and Prankish taking up t the bowling. Play on the opening was slow until after adding four to the over-night score, s Taylor -lifted • one from* Prankish*-.high:-; to; i uiiitrotf, where Orchard tool; an easy catch: t 7—64. bfauuuig 'followed, ana with an- f other run auueu auburn ua\e uceu rati 'out, { out fc-inis- failed to return the ball smartly. ] rue hour's play brought the third century up. i'earce reiit\ea t-railiusu wiai 1110 uiUi, out , runs came mure treaty all round the wicket. J At. 010 i'ranKisu went on again, anil ltetK:e ' relieved Oadaway. in FrankiSli's -iieit over 1 i'earce took a brilliant one-handed catch in '. the slips, and Stannuig retired . with 21 to his ] eioiut: 3x9—a—2l. \\ natulan jonieu lhouiv , son, am. Callaway again came on. • Runs 0011- j tinued to come steadily until at 325 Whatman , aeiit cm easy cairn 10 Strange at ixiid-on: —9 -19. ilargreaves airectiy afterwards tell a victim to Callaway without scoring, Orchard catching him at inid-off. Thompson, who was | 1 not out with 80 to his credit, was -at the a iviclset just start 01 three hours, and his inn- f ings was practically chanceless. j Punctually to time after luncheon the Eng- 1 lishmen took ttie held. Burnup and Thompson opening the bowimg to U. keece ana Huns, " the former taking strike to Burnup. Both batsmen jj/eneu caieinily, ilargreaves parti- t cularly keeping them quiet. Warner then a placed a fourth man in the slips for Burnup, 1 1 after Sims had cut him prettily for four to the 0 boundary. Twenty minutes play saw the T1 name number of runs on the board, and Thompson then replaced Burnup; Huns con- ' tinned to come steadily, fleece bringing up 20 * with a fine on-drive to the track. Half an a hour's play saw 33 on the board. Bee;-e play- t ing particularly free cricket. Although scor- b ins freely with some that appeared to be a s little unsafe, several of the strokes being a j. trifle uppish, his cutting was parti- 1 cularly sweet. Ac 44 Bosanquet re- , placed Hargreaves, and the field J* spread, the bowler placing five men " 011 the off, leaving the slips quite bare. The , £ batsmen appreciated the change, tho first 8 over producing 8 runs, but at 56 Bosanquet 3 clean bowled Sims: £6—1—15. Garrard joined j, Reece. At 71 Thompson clean bowled Garrard, the ball breaking all the way: 71—2—9. ? , Callaway came next, but alter scoring one -" also fell a victim to Thompson: 74—3—If Sl Prankish followed, but the run-getting siowed • 1 down, and at 92 Ilargreaves replaced Bosan- I V qnet. Peace save a fine chance right out on ; 0 the boundary at long-on, which was not ac- ,-, cepted. Play continued slow, the century not j- ( appearing till just under two hours' play. At . 103 Warner accepted a hot catch at point, n dismissing Prankish Strange joined tleece, s ' who was now batting very steadily. Bosan- 1' quet replaced Thompson at 117, and both f; batsmen started free cricket, the score being ti taken to 150, when Thompson again came on, ~] vice Bosanquet. At 154 Ilargreaves clean i. bowled Strange: 154—5—29. Orchard followed, ~ but after scoring 9 was also bowled in slog- _. ging at Thompson. Reece, with two nice Jj fours, brought his century up, amid wild en- B thusiasm. His end soon after came, as at 111 Thompson clean bowled him: 7—lll. 'ci Pearcc was bowled second ball by Thomp- j <; C son. When T. fleece came in play was slow. 1 r Lawrence brought the second hundred up with j a fine off-drive, and was then nicely caught ' _ at mid-off by Johnstone: 202-9— B. With the . « arrival of Boxshall, one run was still wanted ; K to save the follow on. Thompson bowled a j I maiden to Reece. then Boxshall sneaked a ! ft] tingle and saved the situation. He continued i ?,[ -f.nrinsr ranidly, and ran no 18. when Reece . i n was dismissed by a nice catch. The following j are the scores:—- '/,. ENGLAND.—First Innings. Itl P. P. Warner, b Callawav 57 j \\ C. J. Burnup, c Sims, b Prankish 65 p E. P. L. Fane, c Callaway, b Prankish ... 5 1 E. M. Dowson, c Orchard, h Prankish ... 38 "' B. .1. T. Bisanquet, c and b Callaway ... 16 ' P. R. Johnson, b Callawav 7 to T. L. Taylor, c Orchard, b Prankish ... 54 fi: T. G. Thompson, not out 80 II J. StP.nninpr, c Poarce, b Prankish ... 21 T A. I). Whatman, c Strange, b Callaway ... 13 0 , S. Hargreaves, c Orchard, b Callaway ... 0 ! i >{ Extra JL J* Total 345 j at BOWLING Analysis. « Balls. Maidens Runs. Witts, , Callaway ... 29') 19 93 5 i' f Prankish ... 275 13 124 £ Jj I). Reece ... 84 0 52 0 P< W. Pearce ... 60 2 0 0 <li J. B. Lawrence 18 0 11 0 11 A. Sims 18 C 14 0 th CANTERBURY.— Tunings. ])( D. Recce, b Thompson 11l V ! C. W. Garrard, b Thompson 9 Hi S. T. Callaway, b Thompson 1 fcli P. S. Prankish, c Warner, b Hargre*ves 9 In Stranpre. b Fargreave.i 29 j], S. Orchard, b Thompson 9 ] )( .1. O. Lawrence, c Johnson, h Hargreaves 8 e W. Pearce. b Thompson 0 "' T. W. Reece. c Warner, li Thompson ... 8 /' B. Boxshall, not out , ... 1" 411 Extras . ... 7 4n 6 n Total 224 m BOWLTNG ANALYSIS. K< Balls. Maidens Runs. Wkts. Rnmnn 30 1 17 0 l )f TTa rereuves ... 130 in 74 3 Thompson ... 181 1.1 76 6 ,Tr Bosanquet ... 66 6 50 1 \\ ENGLAND.—Second Innings. Warner, not out 6 ° Burnup, not out .. '..'. '..'. '.'.'. ... 1 tr . .—■ wi Total for no wickets ... ... ... 7 a i SI MONEY IS NO OBJECT, , 1f . Your life depends on it. When riding a f 0 'Skeates" or "Raleigh" you feel safe and comfortable. " j L, ;