CRICKET.
The opening match of the Dunedin Cricket Club came off last Saturday afternoon, on the Recreation Ground South, the respective Bides being chosen by Messrs" Hope and Murison ; the latter gentleman having -won the tow, took his place at the wickets, accompanied by Mr Maddock, to face the bowling of Messrs Leea'and J. B. Bortoa. At fchia early perioj of the' season, it would perhaps be invidious to criticise the play too severely. a< the winter recess may naturally be supposed to have operated prejudicially to any brilliant display of cricketing talent; we will therefore content ourselves with appending the score :—
Mr, Morton's Eleven. Murison, c Creagh, b Hope .. Maddock, c' Hope, b Borton .. Perry,- c Lees, b Borton Wayne, rua out ... , VogeJ, c Hope, b Hope J. Borton, b Hope Batterwortli. b Hope . . . . Glasgow, c TVton, b Borton Rußseil, not oat Whtttingham * W. Turton, hit wicket , Byes Wides 16 3 5 33 3 0 3 0 0 0 '0 4 5 Total Mb. Hope's Eusvajj. G. K. Turton, b Maddock MoncrieflF, b MTaddock J. B. Borton, not out Lees, b Perry I"ey, b Perry Maryatt, by Ma^doek Hope, I. b. w., b Maddoek Martin, b Wayne Qreaglf, b JSladdock H«' Turton, b Maddock Mirfln, run out , 1 . '"Wides ;.; ... Byes I " No ball 72 1 5 44 0 6 1 0 13 0 0 5 3 6 1 Total «, «« «4« 85
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Otago Witness, Issue 674, 29 October 1864, Page 7
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232CRICKET. Otago Witness, Issue 674, 29 October 1864, Page 7
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