THE NEW ZEALAND TEAM.
BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES. Although N. C. Sneddon, of Auckland, scored more runs, D. Reese, the caotain of the New Zealand cricket team, finished the tour with the best batting average. The New Zealand captain's fine double performance at Adelaide was responsible tor his position at the head of the list. The batting and bowling averages of the team are as follows :— ! i
BATTING. Name. Inn. H.S. N.O. Total. At.! D. Reese ... 18 130* 1 408 34.0 Tattersall ... 5 49» 3 67 33.5 N. C. Snedden 15 89 — 431 28.8 T. Carlton ... 8 44 2 171 28.6 D. Sandman ... 14 61 2 842 28.5 Hiokmott ... 14 80 1 346 26.6 L. G. Hemus ... 16 71* 1 375 25.0 L. Taylor ... 12 43 3 209 23.2 Tuckwell ... 15 48 1 311 22.2 Patrick ... 12 57 — 169 11.1 Bennett ... 10 56 — 122 12.2 Robinson ... 9 31 1 86 10,8 Boxshall ... 8 7 4 29 7.2 i Somervell ... 6 16 — 21 8.5 Team average ... ... ... 21.3 • Signifies not out. BOWLING. Name. Wickets. Runs. Average. Patrick 1 . 13 13,0 Reese ... ... 25 . 485 17,4 Sandman 41 748 18.2 Taylor 3 57 19.0 Snedden 8 158 19.7 Hemus ... ... 2 40 20.0 Bennett 20 437 21.8 Robinson ... 20 458 22,9 Carlton 11 308 28.0 Somervell ... 0 14 — _ Tuckwell ... 0 15 — Hickmott ... 0 67 — Averts* ooit of ft wicket ... 21.0
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15521, 31 January 1914, Page 5
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