Cricket.
SENIOR CUP. PHCENIX v. RIVALS. The PhoeDix and Rival first elevens concluded their heat for the Senior Cup on Saturday, the latter being defeated by an innings and 5 runs. In their first innings the Rivals made 81, Dryden, Coltman, and Marrvatt getting into double figures. They did little better in their second innings, the total only reaching 99. Fuller, Read, Dryden, and Marryatt were the principal scorers. The total of the two innings was only 117, tthe Phoenix having made 182 in their first innings. Following are the scores : Rivals.—lst Inniuga Holdsworth. b Taylor ... ... ... 4 Dryden, c and b Taylor ... 20 Fuller, b Taylor 7 Lynch, o and b Ogier ... ... ... 1 Reed, b Taylor 3 Fowler, c Webb, b Taylor ... ... 0 Ramsay, b Frith ... ... ... ... 4 Barlow, b Frith ... ... ... ... 0 Coltman, c Niven, b Frith ... ... 13 Marryatt, not out... ... ... ... 14 Lash, o and b Taylor ... ... ... 7 Extras... ... ... ... ... 8 Total 81 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wks.
Dryden, b Frith ... ... 13 Holdsworth, b Moorhouse ... ... 1 Fuller, c Taylor, b Benbow 18 Marryatt, c Benbow, b Taylor ... ... 11 Lynch, b Taylor ... 1 Read, o Taylor, b Moorhouse ... ... 19 Coltman, c Davis, b Moorho&se ... 17 Ramsay, b Taylor ... ... ... 0 Fowler, b Moorhouse .. 3 Lash.o Davis, b Taylor ... 6 Barlow, not out ... ... 0 Extras... ... ... ... ... 7 Total 96 Grand total ... ... ... ... 177 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wks.
WELLINGTON v. MIDLAND. The Wellington-Midland heat of the Senior Cup was concluded on Saturday, the former winning by nine wickets. The Wellingtons resumed their first innings, which closed for 77- In their second innings the Midlands scored 99, whioh left the Wellingtons 53 runs to win. They obtained the necessary number of runs with the loss of only one wicket. Following are the scores : Wellington—Continuation of first innings. Kirker, c Richardson, b Upham ... 23 Poutawera, cA. Blacklock, b Upham ... 3 Crawshaw, c Fitzsimmons, b Upham ... 3 Inglis, b Upham ... ... ... ... 6 Lucbie, b Upham 1 Extras .. ... 8 Total of first innings ... ... 77 BOWIING ANALYSIS. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkts.
Midland— Seoond Innings. A. Blacklook, c Poutawera, b Kirker ... 6 Richardson, b Luckie ... ... ... 27 Orr, b Pope... ... ... ... ... 7 H. Taylor, b Pope ... 12 McGirr, b Pope ... ... ... ... 12 Hutchings, b Luokie ... ... ... 0 Fitzsimons, b Luckie ... ... ... 16 Upham, cR. Gore, b Luokie ... ... 0 Kell ing, not out ... ... ... ... 9 C. Taylor, c Kirker, b Pope ... ... 5 Wilson, b Kirker... ... ... ... 0 Extras 5 Total 99 Grand total 129 bowling analysis. Balia. Mdns. Runs. Wkts.
Wellington —Second Innings. Crawshaw, not out ... ... ... 29 Kirker, b Fitzsimons ... ... ... 11 C. Gore, not out ... ... ... ... 11 Extras... 3 Total for one wicket ... ... 64 Grand total ... ... ... ... 131 BOWLING ANALYSIS. Balls. Mdns. Rnns. Wkts.
THE PHCENIX CLUB’S AVERAGES. The following are the batting and bowling averages of tho Phoenix Club (winners of
the Senior Cup). Moorhouse again comes out at the head of the batting with the splendid average of 51 ’4 for eleven innings, probably one of the best batting perform* ances of the season in New Zealand. Several other members of the Clnb have also obtained fair averages, no fewer than nine of them getting doable figure averages. Hewat is at the head of the bowling, but; Taylor’s performance is evidently a better one. BATTING.
Matches played, 6 ; won, 6; lost, 0 ; runs for, 1554 for 98 wickets ; runs against, 1252 for 116 wickets. Hewat bowled 3 wides, Benbow 1 no ball, Ogier 2 no balls, and Moorhouse 1 no ball. The Senior Cup matches were brought to a conclusion on Saturday. Each club has played six matches, and the Phoenix have won all the matches they have played.- The other clubs have each won two matches and lost four. _ The last act in connection with the recent match with Canterbury took place at the Caledonian Hotel, after the finish of the Pheenix-Rival game on Saturday, when the trophy presented by Mr Moorhouse to the highest scorer in the first inniDgs on the Wellington side, was handed over to the winner, Mr D. Fuller. Mr W. H. Benbow, who made the presentation, congratulated Mr Fuller on his success, and stated that from what he had seen of Mr Fuller’s play, he was sure there was a brilliant future before him in the cricket field. Mr Fuller suitably replied, when Mr Moorhouse proposed the umpires for the past season, coupled with the names of Mr Ashbolt, who, he stated, had not missed umpiring in a senior enp or ioterprovincial match for the past five seasons, and whose decisions had always given the greatest satisfaction ; aud Mr Guise. Both gentlemen briefly replied, and thanked the cricketers generally for the uniform kiudness they had received at their hands. Before the little ceremony concluded Mr Fuller’s health was drunk with great enthusiasm. The trophy won by Mr Fuller takes the form of a bat, whioh is one of the handsomest ever presented in Wellington. The Thorndon and Kilbirnie match, whioh was to have been played on the Basin Reserve on Saturday, did not eventuate, the latter team failing to turn up. During the past season the Thorndons have played five matches, losing four and drawing three, a very fair performance considering that the only ground they have had to practise on is the Railway Reserve at Thorndon.
Frith 72 4 27 3 Taylor 85 3 36 G Ogier 18 Rivals.—2nd 0 10 Innings. 1
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Richardson 60 2 18 3 McGirr 36 1 20 0 Upham 57 4 12 4 C. Taylor ... 30 1 10 2 Fitzsimons 30 2 9 0
Kirker .. 102 7 31 2 Pope . 102 6 31 4 Luckie . 60 1 25 4 Poufcawera .. . 12 0 7 0
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 998, 17 April 1891, Page 17
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