DOMINION CRICKETERS.
LAST MATCH OF TOtJfc: GAME AT MELBOURNE. POOR : BATTING ?3K&PLAS£:;§ By Telegraph—Press Association—GopyrigH;... v. (Received January 21, f1.30' p':te.\';'; :;',2 • •■-■ v - -"Melbourne, January 21.. " 57 The .last: .match, -of. the??' New.. .Zealand .-.;■ cricketers :in Australia wasiliegtfri * lcSGja[«g' against:- the .Melbourne <JrickeV"/"Glub.. .--_ There -was only" a handful of ipectitots" *j' watch the play. The day wassail-that'; could be desired. A nice "was : y given by" Willis, and Saiid{^d.__^e ; ; should have been stumped off "s3£s^£i§s.z&z.. He drove Reese for a. six. iHentylhaHpjia. '• great - drive for six- off gayef " two chances.- The fielding '-smart. i"-*oO Reese bowled admirably; .mixing'fthein-" " judiciously. ~ Bennett' retired:V;aftjJa£> ii jloversj owing to .an old injury to' BBpSii^. Somerville taking ■ his placel' J.V ?'~ : ?^-- .-: At.one stage: Sneddon had artaverageT v of two wickets for three runs. ~ ---'-: -~''-;:ltVl : j. The New Zealand batting, was not at* / | tractive, being unenterprising 'and "colouri j less. ■" " ■■ '■■■ ■■*'■■■:•*-, ■—~;••->' -. The South Melbourne Club-: is eatertainji S , ing the New Zealanders to-nighVt© the. — theatre and a supper afterwards in ap-' .preciation of hospitality -during* their, New; ?f Zealand. tour.. .-■"- j""."~'- -u.. ;.'.v MELBOURNE CLUB—Firtt 3 IVaughaii/b Bennett ... ... nr - if MeKenzie; . b"-.Carlton ; „V . ' ! -;« ?:: -l' ."- "Johnstone, st Ta'ttersall, b Reese- . 23- ' Willis, b Reese ... _ ... ~ >L: ... _50 -Sandford. b Sneddon ... •• ... •'. 52 '- Edvih; c Tattersall. Reese .-.:" ■" ; v . 13-;; Laver,. c i:Son^rviUe,^b Reese-... .'%-:• -6 Henty,. b Reese" .... _ '.•-;':•. :'.•.,'J-. -4&~ Mullett, - b Snedden ... ... - ..."-"- 4Ironmonger, not out ... '.:.',''"' ...-"-22' '■. O'Dohoghue, Aw, T> Reese' ... - ■'^-uJ. ■" ':.&.'.'■ • Extras -*.. ... .„ n< -. .fr ■T0ta1...;;.'" ... ' ... 7-:;-. ... iii -; Bowling Analysis : Bennett^..oirs>w^etr?f for 31 runs ;Caxlton, one for .45 Sandinanyp none for -59/'Reese, six for.6&;. Hemus,' -, none for 14 Snedden, two f0r.29.':.* : .V ; -~\ - NEW ZEALAND.—First Taylor.,'c MeKenzie, b O'Donoghue...-> 21 ' Hemus,;c Willis, b,Mullett- , ... "; 5. Snedden. c Henty, b Mullett- ... -"0 :'- Tuckwell, b O'Donoghue * ... ' U. -'"-.'"5";/ Hickmott. ;st Henty, Lb Ironmonger. ~ • 183 Carlton, lbw, b • La-ver • -.;,.. : :.'.,.', - L z.- ■' 18" Patrick,-c McKenzie) b Ironmonger..* 1 Tattersall, not out ... .';.;- : '7., . Extras ;",.... . ...... ;;; ..;;th gf- ; Totaijor seven pickets ".r.J", '7.. Mis
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15514, 22 January 1914, Page 7
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