CRICKET

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17953, 3 December 1932, Page 3

CRICKET

| HAWKE CUP MATCH I t j 1 NELSON’S GOOD DISPLAY J (Per Preßß Association.) BLENHEIM, last night. Nelson made the fine total of 303 in the first innings of the Hawke Cup elimination match, and then 'proceeded to dismiss Marlborough very cheaply in an hour and a half. The home side were all out for 78, being unable to i withstand the bowling of the two cracks, J. Newman and H. M. McGirr. j Marlborough had to follow on, and when three wickets were down at 5.45 p.m. for 26, they successfully appealed against the light. Scores: — NELSON First Innings. Morgan, b Goodwin .. • • 13 Neale, lbw, b Goodwin . . .. 22 McGirr, c Goodwin, b Hill.. • • 79 J. Newman, c Goodwin, b K. I Robinson .. 0 Alexander, eA. Neale, b Robinson 1 itlawkes, lbw, lb Hill .. • • 5 Stewart, lb Hill .. . ■ .. 21 Biggs, not out .. . • .. 39 Knapp, bA. Neal .. .. .. 18 Freeman, e Ross, b Diaek .. 19 Jones, cM. Neale, b Diaek .. 8 Extras 28 Total .. .. .. •• 303 Bowling: Goodwin, two for 100; Robinson, two for 53; Diaek, two for 50; Mill, three for 26; A. Neale, one for 32; Ross, none for 12. MARLBOROUGH First Innings. I M. Neale, e Knapp, b Newman .. 5 Hundlcby, b Newman .. .. 0 Diaek, 1) McGirr .. .. 9 Stevenson, e Stewart, b Newman 4 O’Sullivan, c Alexander, b McGirr 2 Rowe, b Newman .. . . • • 8 Robinson, b Newman .. •• 0 Goodwin, lb McGirr .. . • .. 14 •A. Neale, not out .. .. ..16 Ross, b Newman 1 Hill, c Ilawkes, b McGirr . . .. 0 Extras 16 Total 73 ißowling: Newman, six for 14; 'McGirr, four for 44. j Second Innings. Stevenson, c Morgan, b Knapp .. 6 A. Neale, b Freeman .. .. 9 tllundleby, not out 2 O'Sullivan, at. Jones, b Newman .. 8 Extras .. • • • • • • 1 Total for three wickets .. 26 I OTAGO’S GOOD LEAD MATCH WITH HAWKE’S BAY (Pur Press Association.) DUNEDIN, this day. The cricket match, Hawke’s Bay v. Otago commenced at Garisbrook yesterday in fine weather. The wicket played perfectly, but gave the bowlers no assistance. Hawke's Bay batted first and, after two wickets had been lost for three runs, Browne and O’Brien carried the score to 74. Browne scored 59 and O’Brien 21. Ellis added 22 to the total, but the remaining batsmen failied and the .innings clOvsed for 142. ' Badcock, the Otago professional, secured the remarkable figures of six for 24 off 20 overs, 14 of which were maidens, and Dunning took two for Mi. Otago gave a bright batting display, scoring the first 100 in 70 minutes and ; the second in 44 minutes. At stumps 1 the score was 288 for 9—Cavanagh 32, Moloney 66, Dickinson 80. H. Reaney | took six for 73. _____