RAWHITIROA’S CRICKET WIN

Taranaki Daily News, 11 April 1933, Page 2

RAWHITIROA’S CRICKET WIN

GOOD BOWLING AGAINST FRASER. Excellent bowling by G. V. Thame (seven wickets for 4 runs) and D. Knuckey (three for 4) enabled the Rawhitiroa team to defeat Fraser Road in a cricket match played at Rawhitiroa on Thursday. Rawhitiroa thus scored a further two points in the Rural Association’s competition. Although dismissed for 11 runs in the first innings, Fraser Road put up a dogged resistance in the second attempt and played out time. Following ai , e the detailed scores:— Rawhitiroa:—First innings: L. M. Prankerd, b Death, 13; D. Knuckey, b Pullen, 8; W. P. Bootten, b Pullen, 0; G. V. Thame, b Death, 18; L. Stretton, b Death, 0; C. Ford, hit wicket, b Death, 5; R. J. Knuckey, b Pullen, 2; T. Wilmshurst, b Death, 24; B. Bootten, st. Gibson, b Pullen, 3; P. O’Connor, b Pullen, 6; T. Willy, not out, 0; extras, 1; total, 80. Bowling: Pullen took five wickets for 47 runs, S. Death five for 32. Second innings: Willy, retired, 1; Stretton, b Pullen, 2; D. Knuckey, b Pullen, 4; Prankerd, st. Gibson, b Pullen, 17; Thame, c Sharpe, b Death, 0; W. Bootten, b Death, 1; C. Ford, c Saunderson, b Death, 9; Wilmshurst, c Bird, b Death, 2; B. Bootten, b Death, 0; P. O’Connor, not out, 3; R. J. Knuckey, b Pullen, 2; extras, 4; total, 45. Bowling: Pullen took four for 18, S. Death five for 23. Fraser Road:—First innings: Bird, c Stretton, b Knuckey, 0; Pullen, b Thame, 2; Palmer, 1.b.w., b Thame, 5; S. Death, c Knuckey, b Thame, 0; Lew, b Thame, 0; I. Sanderson, b Knuckey, 0; Campbell, b Knuckey, 1; J. Sanderson, b Thame, 0; H. Death, c O’Connor, b Thame, 0; Wolfe, hot out, 0; Sharpe, b Thame, 0; extras, 3; total, 11. Bowling: Thame took seven wickets for 4 runs, D. Knuckey three for 4. Second innings: Gibson, not out, 13; Bird, c Prankerd, b Knuckey, 18; Wolfe, 1.b.w., b Knuckey, 18; Pullen, b Thame, 7; Palmer, b Knuckey, 0; S. Death, not out, 4; extras, 3; total (for four wickets), 63. Bowling: D. Knuckey took three wickets for 18 runs; Thame one for 21, Bootten none for 8.