Cricket.

Southland Times, Issue 12459, 24 November 1892, Page 3

Cricket.

— ••> I.C.C. v. STAR. This match was continued on the Eastern Reserve yesterday. Before commencing it was agreed to continue the match a third day, if necessary,' and it will therefore be played to a finish. The 1.C.C., who had lost 6 wickets for 61, resumed their innings, but against the deadly bowling of the Carver Bros, tbieir score terminated for 87. In their second attempt the Star batsmen got fairly set and before the last wicket fell the respectaoletotal of 192 runs was made, no less than seven batsmen reaching double figuns The I.C.C will therefore require to make 203 to win. The Star Club's, score in the second innings is the largesiTthey have ever made. Following are yesterday's scores : — I.C.C. — (Ist Innings continued.)

The match between the junior teams of the same clubs resulted in a victory for the Star by 11 runs. The game was played on the I. C.C. ground.

Northcote, c Wann r bA. Carver ... 4 Dalrymple, b A. Carver 3 Burnes, not out 9 Harraway, b W. Carver 5 Findlay, cJ. Kingsland, bW. Carver... 1 Extras 4 Total for both days 87 STAR 2nd INNINGS. A. Carver, run out 19 Aspray, b Findlay 2 W. Carver, b Dalrymple -I Twemlow, l.b.w. b Burnes 19 Lillicrap, c Nash bT. Kingsland ... 26 Edwardß, b Burnes 2 Warm, b Dalrymple 5 Borne, b T. Kingsland 25 Davidson, st Northcote, b Dalrymple ... 21 Ekensteen, c Watson, b Raymond ... 4 G. Kingsland, not out ... 11 Extras— 17 Total 192 Bowling Analysis. Balls. Mdns. Runs. Wkt. Findlay 90 3 51 1 Dalrymple 78 2 33 3 T. Kingsland 72 1 43 2 Burnes 66 1 30 2 Harraway 18 0 8 0 Raymond 24 2 10 1