CRICKET.
(Per Press Association). .HASTINGS, this day.. Tlie interprovincial crioket match Wellington v. Hawke's Bay was commenced on the Nelson cricket ground this morning. The weather is fine, but cloudy. Wellington won the toss ■ and .• batted. The visitors at the lunch adjournment had lost four wickets for 117 runs— Nicholls 2, Barker 4, Lambert 48, Kennedy (not out) 43, Heaton 1, Smyrk (not out) 13 ; extras 6. WELLINGTON, this day. The Auckland-Wellington crioket match commenced to-day, in dull, fine weather. Wellington, batting, had scored 198 for 7 wickets at the luncheon interval—Huddlestone, c Garrad, b Smith, 90; Wilson, c Brooke-Smith, b Smith, 7; Barker, c Hemus, b Smith, 0; Dind, c Horspool, b Smith, 31; Crawford, b Coates, 42; Tuckwell, b Coates, 1 ; Tucker, c Brooke-Smith, b Smith, 1 ; Burton and ' Brice are the not out men. Smith took 5 wiokctg for 57, and Coates 2 for 29. DUNEDIN, this day. The Otago-Canterbury cricket match began to-day on a soft wicket. At lunch Canterbury had scored 146 for six j .wickets (Booth, nbt out, 43). I
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14566, 30 March 1918, Page 6
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176CRICKET. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14566, 30 March 1918, Page 6
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