CRICKET.
I Ik the match, Gisborne v. Union B Fifteen, the latter won on the first innings by 17 runs. For tho winners, C. Adair played n dashing innings, being the only batsman who reached double Hgureß. Asliwell and Sheridan bowled well. The following are the scores : — Union BFiraEEK.— First innings: Kaser, b Howard c Reos, 6 ; Sheridan, b Rces, 0 ; Roy. Oldham, b Rees, 0; Asliwell, c Hussey b Rces, 1 ; Samson, b Masscy, 0 ; Andrews, b Hussey, 6 ; C. Adair, b Rees, 10 ; Featon, run out, 1 ; T. Robertson, b Rees, 2 ; Tanner, bßees, 1 ; Guilliard, c Hussey, b Rees, 5 ; W. Robinson, 1.b.w., 0; Ardern, o Colebourne b M assay, 1 ; MeConnel, not out, 0 ; extras, 10. Total, 43. Gisborne,— First innings : Nesbilt, run out, 0 ; Massey, b Asliwell, 5 ; Hussey, c Kaser b Asliwell, 1 ; Reea, b Sheridan, 1 ; Cole, b Ashwell, 1 ; Colebourne, run out, I ; Eaßt, o Oldham b Ashwell, 2 ; DeCosta, b Ashwell, 6 : Petorson, b Sheridan, 0 ; Miller, b Sheridan, 2 ; Adair, not out, 0 ; extras, 7. Total, 26. . In their second innings the Union 15 were all out for 31. Union A met Common, Shelton, and Co., and the game resulted in a win for Union by six wickets aud eight runs. Thebestbatting form shown in this match was by Rowland (Union), who made 26, not out, in the Eecond innings. Lewis and Ferris bowled well for Union, and Ogilvie and Hawkins for Common, Shelton, and Co. The following are the scores : — Common, Shelton, and Co. — First innings ; Faram, b A. Lewis, 2 ; Ogilvie, b Fenis, I ; Hooper, c Tattersall b Ferris, 0 j H. Miller, b'Ferris, 0 ; Hawkins, c C. Lewis bA. Lewis, 1 ; McLean, b Ferris, 1 ; Ranger, b Ferris, 2 ; Teat, b Lewis, 2 ; J. Orr, b Lowis, 0 ; Roderick, b Ferris, 1 ; Drummond, not out, 2; Nesbitt, b A. Lewis, 0 ; Wilkinson, b A. Lewis, 1 ; extras, 2. Total, 14. Second Innings : Ranger, b Lewis, o■, Cooper, run out, 5 ; Drummond, b E. Lewis, 3 ; Ogilvio, c and b Ferris, 8 ; Hawkins, b Ferris, 3 ; Faram, b E. Lewis, 4 ; Teat, b E. Lewis. 0 ; McLean, b Ferris, 7; H. Miller, c Rowland, 4; Orr, b Ferris, 1 ; Roderick, b Ferria, 2 ; Nesbitt, b Ferriß, 0 ; Wilkinson, not out,« 10. Total, 47. ! Union A.— First innings :C. Lewis, b 1 Hawkins, 1 ; Tattersall, b Ogilvie, 2; • Garrett, b Hawkins, 1 ; Rowland, run out, 1 5 ; J. Ferris, not out, 9; Williams, b * Ogilvie, 2 ; Pirie, b Hawkinß, 0 ; E, Lewis, ' b Hawkins, 0 ; Porter, b Ogilvie, 3 ; > Humphries, b Ogilvie, 0 ; Morgan, b . Hawkins, 1 ; extras, 1. Total, 24. i Second Innings : Rowland, not out, 26 ; 1 Ferris, b Hawkins, 3 ; Tattersall, b Miller, 1 2 ; Garrett, b Drummond, 5 ; E. Lewis, b J ■ Nesbitt, 1 ; Williams, not out, 5 ; extras, 3. '■ Total, 45.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9662, 3 November 1899, Page 4
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477CRICKET. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9662, 3 November 1899, Page 4
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