CRICKET.

Patea Mail, Volume XII, Issue 140, 21 March 1887, Page 2

CRICKET.

The return match, Patea v. Wayerley, was played on the Domain on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for Patea on the first innings, time not permitting, the second innings to be played out, and therefore, in accordance with previous arrangements, the match was decided on the first. T e day was fine enough for cricket purposes, not being too hot or too cold. The onlookers were, however, not numerous or particularly appreciative. Below are the scores: —

Patea. Wray, c Luxford .. .. .. 4 Larking, b Kemp .. .. .. 4 Gower G. W-, b Kemp .. ..2 Arundell W. J., c Coghill, b Kemp 0 Halse, b Kemp .. .. .. 2. Gower H., c Coghill, b Kemp .. 0 Brown, b Lnxford .. .. .. 7 Gibbons, b Currey.. .. .. 4 Boagey, run out, b Price .. .. 4 McCarty .. .. .. .. 3 Carey, b Price .. .. .. 11 Byes, 8; Wides, 1 .. ... 9 50 Waveblev. Thurston, run out .. ~ .. 2 Luxford, b Gower . . .. ~ 1 Dickie, run out .. .. .. 0 Fookes, b Carey ~ .. 8 Coghill, b Gower .. .. .. 8 Price, b Gower .. .. .. 1 Kemp, b Gower .. .. .. 0 Curry, run out . . . . . , 5 Mason .. .. .. .. 4 Howie, b McCarty.. .. .. 1 Davis, b Carey .. .. .. 4 Byes, 2; Wides, I .. .. 3

In the second innings Patea were all out for 38 and 5 extras. The Waverley men had made 27 and 4 extras for the loss of five wickets, Howie and Kemp, who were defending the wickets when the game ceased, having contributed 6 and 3 respectively out of that number.