CRICKET.

South Canterbury Times, Issue 3046, 22 March 1901, Page 4

CRICKET.

THE LADIES’ MATCH.

The return match a':- c between the ladies’ teams took p' mi: -.it A.o : s Grounds yesterday a .;V.i • ■<. ‘the n. was all that could be w r -" ain as a result the match was rub. a. rx’cki. Tu; wicket was in capital cide.., ari generally the cricket shown was m-'ct better than; on the first occasion. Miss Howlvy again P’-oved her superiority for the P- r (;■ mi. compiling 26 and 57 (not out) by s. - h cricket. The Kowhai team made la.', a'l round scores, Misses M. Fraser and T. Healey being much the best exponents of the game. An intvesting me ch w suited in a most creditable win for Mk.s Tennent’s team by 27 runs. Afternoon tie was provided, and very much enjoyed. The following are the scores : RATA TEAM —Ist Innings. Miss Howley, c and b W. Fraser 26 Miss Sealy, cM. Fraser, b W., Fraser 6 Miss E. Healey, b W. Fraser 2 Miss Tennent, c and b Fussell 5 Miss Douglass, cL. Revell, b Fussell 0 Miss M. Tennent, st. Fussell, b W. Fraser 0 Miss Howell, not out 0 Miss Reid, b Fussell 3 Miss Murdoch, b W. Fraser 0 Total 42 Second Innings. Miss Howley, not out 57 Miss Sealy, b W. Fras - / 0 Miss Healey b Fussell 1 Miss Howell, b Fussell 0 Miss Tennent, b Fussell 13 Miss Douglass, b Fussell 6 Miss M. Tennent, c W. Fraser, b M. Praseii 8 Miss Reid, c M. Fraser 0 Miss Murdoch, b M. Fraser C Extra 1 Total 86 KOWHAI TEAM—lst Innings. Miss M. Fraser, b Howley 5 Miss Fussell, b Sealy 8 Miss Revell, b Sealy . 9 Miss W. Fraser, c Healey, b Sealy ... 0 Miss T. Healey, b Sealy 6 Miss Sotham, b Howley 4 Miss Ziesler, b Howley C Miss Woolcombe, not out 0 Total 32 Second Innings. Miss Revell, b Sealy 4 Miss M. Fraser, run out 13 Miss Fussell, b Sealy 0 Miss Howell, c Tennent, b Howley 11 Miss W. Fraser, b Howley 0 Miss T. Healey, b Howley 20 Miss Ziesler, c Healey, b Sealy 1 Miss Sotham, c Howley, b Sealy 17 Miss Woolcombe, not out 0 Extras 3 Total 69

Per Press Association.

CHRISTCHURCH, March 21,

A meeting of the New Zealand Cricket Council was held this morning. Mr Tapper reported that the Tasmanian Associa tion had been unable to send a team to New Zealand, and in view of the small amount of interest taken, he did not think it advisable to have a North v. South Island match this season. He had written ta the secretaries of the Marylebone Club and of the Melbourne Club, regarding the visit of the Marylebone team to New Zealand. The team was going to play matches only in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, and the quest’on would be the guarantee for New Zealand. After some discussion, the secretary was instructed to write to the New Zealand Associations, asking if they would be prepared to guarantee a minimum of £2OO each for a visit of the Marylebone team.