CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13397, 28 January 1907, Page 7

CRICKET.

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HERALD Y. WHITFORD PARK. On Saturday a cricket team from Whit ford Park visited North Shore, and played a return match with a team from the HERALD Office. The Herald team won by an innings and 32 runs. The following are the scores:—HERALD: First innings, 180 (N. Strickland 89, A. Thompson 27. E. Horspool 23, R. Birch 14, G. Strange 10). Whitford Park: First innings, 50 (F. Williams 21, H. Wilson 11). Second innings, 98 (K. Granger not, out 15, J. Cooper 12, J. Meagher 11). Bowling for Whitford Park, G. Cooper took four wickets for 45 runs; G. Couldrey, three for 24 :W. Cooper, one for 53. Bowling for the HERALD, Birch took seven wickets for 50 runs: Strickland, three for 19. In the second innings Milford took two wickets for 5 runs: Thompson, two for 9; Hoaro, two for 19; Martin, one for 11.

WAIHI ASSOCIATION MATCHES. [»Y TELKIiR.U'H. —OWN CORRKSI'OXDKN'I'.] Waihi, Saturday.

The unfinished cricket match between the Suburbs and West teams was played to-day. the former winning by four wickets and 52 runs. All the teams are once more on an equal footing, and the second round has now been completed.

SOUTHERN CHAMPION'SHI V MATCHES. '[BY TELEGRAPH. — PRESS ASSOCIATION'.] Wklli noton, Sunday. The fifth scries of the, senior cricket matches commenced yesterday in fine weather. Midland defaulted to Phoenix, old Boys batting against Newtown made 316 (Tucker 104. Beechey 66, Collins 61), and Newtown lost three wickets for 15. Tho Gas Company team met Wellington and put up 174 (Waugh 37, McKay 29). Wellington made 65 for four wickets (O'Sullivan, not out, 29, Richardson, not out, 23).

GhristchiTßCH, Saturday.

The seventh round of the competition cricket matches under the auspices of the Canterbury Cricket Association was commenced to-day. Sydenham scored 208 (J- H. Bennett 61) against West Christchureh, who responded with 57 for no wickets (1). Reese, 44, not out). Lin wood scored 367 (A. E. Ridley 95. H. Ellis 64) against. Riccarton, who replied feebly, losing nine wickets for 31 runs. "St. Albans put together 264 (B. C. Wood 70) against East Christchurch, who replied with 96 for three wickets.