CRICKET

Southland Times, Issue 21649, 10 March 1932, Page 11

CRICKET

draw rearranged. HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS DEFAULT. The secondary schools’ athletic championships are to be held on Saturday, and on that account tho High School cricket teams will default in all matches except in the senior grade. The senior match between Appleby and High School will now bo played on the High School ground and not at Appleby as previously allotted. In the junior B section, Railway and Tisbury will win by default, and these two teams have been drawn against each other, to play on the Biggar street West wicket. The I.C.C. v. Old Boys match, to have been played on the Waikiwi ground, will be played on the Biggar street east wicket. Herbert, Haynes and Collegiate B win by default in the third grade, and Collegiate B will now play Technical on the Showgrounds No. 2 wicket, while Herbert, Haynes have arranged a friendly match at Otautau. VIVIAN’S DISPLAY RECOGNIZED. PRESENTATION FROM GOVERNORGENERAL. (Per United Press Association.) Wellington, March 9. The Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, has advised Mr Broad, chairman of the Wellington Cricket Association, of his intention to present Vivian with a bat in recognition of his brilliant display in the Test match. Vivian is to choose his own bat. LORD TENNYSON’S TEAM. FIRST WIN IN JAMAICA. (United Press Assn.—By Telegraph—Copyright.) (Rec. 9.25 p.m.) Kingston, March 8. Lord Tennyson’s team of English, cricketers won to-day the first victory of their tour in Jamaica, defeating a combination from the County of Middlesex by 151 runs in a two-day match. Scores: Tennyson’s team 139 for nine (declared) and G 6 for seven (declared). Middlesex 47 for seven (declared) and 107.