THURSDAY CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17434, 5 December 1930, Page 3

THURSDAY CRICKET

DEFENCE BEAT NOMADS INNINGS WIN FOE CASH STORES Sonic bright batting in one .match and drastic bowling in another were features of yesterday 's cricket at. I he Oval when Defence .beat Nomads 'by ,‘>7 runs on the first; innings, and Cash Stores secured an timings win over Y.M.C.A. The best individual performers Batting.—Lockett (Nomads), (id; J. Scholium (Defence.), (in not out ; d. 0. Dow (Nomads), 30; It. Nicholson (Defence), 117; Cn n oil (Cash Sion's), '.ill. Bowling.—.McDonald (Cash Stores), Id wickets for 35 runs; llohlsworth (Cash Stores) 7 wickets for 48 runs. CASH STORES BEAT Y.M.C.A. An innings win was secured by Cash Stores against Y.M.C.A. Batting first, Cash Stores made 111, but the opening suggested a much better score, llohlsworth, Carroll and Newton put up a bold front, and the score was (if) for the loss of only two wickets. The only other batsman to reach double figures was F. Graham. Duckworth secured four of the wickets in five overs, Y.M.C.A. replied with dd, Litller being the only one to reach double figures. llohlsworth and McDonald in live overs secured four and six wickets respectively. Following on, the best Y.M.C.A. could do was to knock up dp, of which Jansson contributed 17 and carried his bat, and Hayes made Jl. Seven of the wickets were secured by McDonald for Id runs, his aggregate for the match being Id wickets for ,35 .runs. Scores: —N

CASH STORES First Innings. 11. Holdsworth, e Duckworth, b Sherrill' .. .. .. ..IS L. Carroll, c Jansson, b Duckworth 32 F. Newton, run out .. .. 10 j>. Hueston, c Jansson, b Duckworth .. .. -.-. 0 A. McLean, o Jansson, b Duckworth .. .. .. .. 4 A. E. Redmond, b Gosney .. 1 1. I. McDonald, e Sherrill, b Duckworth .. ~ .. .. d E. Graham, run out .. .. .. .14 I. Perston. not out .. .. 7 If. Kane, b Gosney .. .. 1 O’Connell, c Duckworth, b Murtou 8 Extras 5 Total 11l Bowling: Sherri If, S overs, 0 maidens, .1 wicket, 20 funs; Jansson, 7,0, 0, dd; Duckworth, 5,0, 4, dll; Gosney, 4,1, 2, 17; Murton, .3, 0, 1 0. Y.M.C.A. First Innings. Reed, e Hueston, h McDonald ... 0 Litller, stp Carroll, b McDonald ... 12 Sherrill, c O’Connell, b Iloldswortli !) Jansson. I> McDonald 0 Duckworth'-, e McDonald, b Hohlsworth 3 Murton, c and b llohlsworth ... 8 Gosney, b Hoklswoi'lli 0 Parkin, c Newton, b JMcDonald ... 1 Ilays, b McDonald- 0 Alexander, b McDonald ... ... 0 Atkinson, not out 0 Total ~ ... 33 Bowling: llohlsworth, 5.1 overs, 1 maiden, 4 wickets, 13 runs: McDonald, 5,0, 6, 20. Second Innings. Reed, It- Holdsworth S Littler. bit wkt, b Holdsworth ... O Sherrill, b McDonald 7 Jansson, not out -... 17 Duckworth, <: Newton, 1> .McDonald 7 Parkin, b Holdsworth ... 1 Murton, stp, b McDonald 1 Gosney, e Carroll, l> McDonald ... 0 Hays, 1> McDonald It Alexander, li McDonald 1 Atkinson, e Perston, !> McDonald ... 0 Extras 0 Total •... 50 Bowling: Holdsworth, G overs, 0 maidens, 3 wickets, 35 runs; McDonald, G, 0,7, 15. DEFENCE DEFEAT NOMADS Due mainly to (ho batting of J. Scholium, 11. Nicolson, and T. Atkinson, Defence secured a victory over Nomads by a margin of 37 runs on the first innings. Lockett and J. C. Dow were thy only batsmen for Nomads who made anything like a stand. The opening pair for Nomads were Clifton and Lockett, who put on 41 before tbe former was dismissed for 11. Dow then joined Lockett, and together they carried the score on to 94 before the partnership was broken. Lockett’s total of 63 included two sixes and a number of fours, and Dow, who made 50, had one six to his credit. Four was the highest score amongst the remaining batsmen, and file score stood at 143 when the last wicket fell. King, for Defence, took four wickets for 24. and R. Scholium three for 47. Defence opened badly, the first three wickets falling for a total of 18. Thero- • after, however, the runs came more freely and 180 showed on the hoard when the last wicket fell. J. Scholium's score of .60, not out, included two sixes. Mieolson made 57, Atkinson 27. and L. Scholium 15. For Nomads, Lockett look five wickets for 63. Scores: — nomads, - Clifton, nun out Lockett, b Wilson- • J. 0. Dow. i) King ° { ’ Mason, o Wilson, b Low 1 Kav, cNi col son, b Scholium ... 2 Blathwnyt, lhw, b Scholium Stubbs, b King j’ Pit tar, b King " Elements, b King Kox, not out ... ••• g Venables, c Lory, l.» Scholium ••• y Extras Total 143 Bowline: R. Seholluin, threo wickets for. 47: Nicolson, none for 24; 11. Milson, one for 23: X. Taut, one for .18; O. King, four for 24. DEFENCE. (’. Scholium, 1) Dow ... ... B H. Wilson, c Mason, b Dow ... 6 |{. Nicolson, run 01d... ... 5f ,J. Allan, b Blatbwayt * 5 R. Scholium, b Lockett ... . 15

J. Scholium, not out 60 T. Atkinson, <■ Venables, b Lockett 27 G. King, lhw, h Lockett 0 J. Russell, c Kay, 1> Lockett ... 0 N. Lory, e Lockett, h Kav ... ... 0 Swan, <• Kay, b Lockett ’ 1 Extras 30 Total 180 Bowling: Blathwayt, one for 30; Dow, two for 36; Lockett, five for 63; Kav, one for 21.