CRICKET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14300, 21 February 1910, Page 7

CRICKET.

■- CBRISTCHURCH ; COMPETITIONS. ) .''i [BY TEUBORAPH.—PRES"S ASSOCIATIOS.J. /; ■ CHBIBTCHCBOH, Sunday. '-' The eighth "round" of first-grade matches '..wasicommenced yesterday. East Christchurch* scored i 176 ■, against; West Christthurch (109). The ; Lin-;' | wood team made 66 and 59 for four wickets 'play-' . ing; against St. Albans (72). Sydenham put together; 373 for eight wickets i (W. Hayes 112 and': i W. It. Patrick 201 not out) against Kiccartcn. ,: ' ''■";'' '"•' ' "''•' ' .V ' " i ' DUNEDIN MATCHES. ' ' '/[BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) ~;..'. '.'-'/ DrjKUDW, Saturday. Splendid weather prevailed for the cricket matches ' played at Dunedin to-day. Carisbrook B, playing . against Carisbrook A, made 91 (Macartney. 43) and I 75 for five wickets (Macartney 31). The A team made-84 in the first innings (Adams 34). Dunedin ' ' made ; 292 against- Grange : (Eckhold 122 not out • and Wllkle 42). Grange lost two wickets for 38. { Albion compiled 139 against ,' Opoho (Hiddleston ,36), to which Opoho replied with 132 for three' ' wickets. Kenny scored 39 not out and Higgins 38. ; THAMES MATCHES. [BY TBLEORAPH.—OWN CORREBPOHDENT.] i '" ' " Thames/; Sunday. : v.: ' The matches Haurakl Av. Tararu and Tararu A v. ; Eaurfikl B were> commenced . yesterday. ' In • the former ; Tararu - B scored 44 ■in their -- first I- ' innings.;•>Haurakl A made a good stand, and succeeded in putting up 79 lor the loss of six wickets ; wh«m play -ceased; :In the match Tararu A v. '■■ iHatiraki;B ; : the former i secured the substantial lead of '56 on ; the first' -'innings. >/ In 'the: second f irrnl[ngs Hauraki had lost four wickets for 30 when :stum|j>s Were drawn.? These matches will be continued >■ m Saturday ■ next. ; ; ; • ;