Cricket.

Southland Times, Issue 18061, 3 February 1903, Page 2

Cricket.

Per United Press Association. HAWKB'S TEAM V. WEST COAST.. GREYMOUTH, Feb. , 2. The match resumed at 11 thia morning, and, with an adjournment for dinner, the Westland team were all out at 5.30 for 69. Tho Englishmen at 5.45 had made 106 for the loss of 5 wickets, thus winning by 5 wickets.

(Per United Press Association.) ' (By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright.)

SYDNEY, Feb. _$.

Playing against Redfern, Paddihgtonniade 618 for the loss of 9 wickets— Trumper 335, Geo 172. They put W 423 for the first wicket, a record in competition matches. Trumper's scorb ' s included 22 fivea and 39 loafs.

Received 3rd, 12.14 a.m. BRISBANE, Feb. 3

Victoria's first innings totalled 492— Armstrong 145, Tuckwoll (in) 93, Layer 25. Henry took 3 wickets for 78.

Received Srd, 1-13 a.mf

Queensland's first innings: produced 123— P. Carew 15, J. Carew 80. Layer took 6 wickets for 57, Collins •! for 55. In their seoond innings Queensland niade 44— Fitzgerald 10. Armstrong took .4 wickets for 13, Layer .6 for 17, Victoria won by an innings and 327 runs. ■ " ■

The Lancashire and Hampshire County Cricket Committees have decided not to support the M.C.C. proposal to -widen tho widkets. -

As preparation for the visit of Lord Hawke's team, the following teams play a two days' match on the Rastern Reserve, starting at ,2 o'clock to-day :— XI. — Bennett, ißurke, - Keanje, Murphy, Poole, Purdue, Tapley, Taylor, Ta^ ncr, Wesley, "Whitaker ; XV.— Burnes, Barnes, Black, Dalrymple. Geddes, Gibson, Gilbertson, Grindlay, Kane, Lahgdon. Lillicrap, McKay, ' Stead, Spiers, Warm, Wilson.