CRICKET, IN COUNTRY

Taranaki Daily News, 9 November 1934, Page 10

CRICKET, IN COUNTRY

RURAL CLUBS COMPETE WIN FOR FRASER ROAD ELEVEN. CLOSE MATCH WITH MATA TEAM. In a closely contested match Fraser Road defeated Mata at cricket by seven runs at Fraser Road during the weekend. Outstanding performances with the bat were those of A. Jennings (24) and N. Lee (24). The scores were:— Fraser Road:—First innings: J. Pullen, b Nairn 9, K. Kennedy c Trask b Lee 0, M. Death b Lee 2, D. Broomfield b Nairn O, S. Death c Trask b Nairn 1, D. Palmer b Naim 7, A. Jennings b R. Trask 24, A. Notman b Trask 1, R. Sharp not out 9, H. Death b R. Trask 1, T. Hokio b R. Trask 0, extras 3, total 57. Second innings; J. Pullen c Martin b Naim 7, K. Kennedy b Lee 4, A. Jennings run out 3, M. Death b Naim 2, D. Bloomfield b Naim 0, R. Sharp c Wolfe b E. Trask 4, S. Death run out 2, D. Palmer c Trask b Naim I, A. Notman b Lee 0, H. Death b Trask 3, T. Hokio not out 1, total 28; grand total 85. . Mata:—First innings: N. Lee b Jennings 24, V. Naim b S. Death 4, S. Ward b Jennings 13, J. Wolfe l.b.w. b Jennings 0,, S. Davidson c Jennings b Death 2; R Trask c Broomfield b Death 0, W. Worthington b S. Death 1, S. Trolove b Jennings 5, F. Martin c Kennedy b Death 3, E. Trask b Jennings 0, B. Lee not out 0, extras 2, total 54. Second innings: N. Lee b Death 0, V.. Nairn c Notman b Jennpgs 4, R. Trolove c Jennings b s. Deaih 0, F. Martin b Jennings 15, J. Wolfe b Death 0, S. Davidson c H. Death b S. Death 0, S. Ward st M. Death b. S. Death 2, R. Trask c Hokio b Jennings 0, W. Worthington not out 5, E. Trask b Jennings 0, E. Lee b Jennings 0, total 26; grand total 80. . MANAIA’S EASY. WIN. HAWERA WEDNESDAY BEATEN. Manaia cricketers had a substantial first innings win over Hawera Wednesday at Manaia yesterday. In its first innings Manaia made 97, Duncan 26, Lord 22 and R. Duncan 17. Pritchard, five for 15, took most wickets, Rogers and Oliver securing two each. Hawera failed early, having three wickets down for five runs. Worrall (9)' assisted to raise the total to 14, but the remaining six wickets realised only 10 runs. Thomas, Nelson and Kitt each took three wickets for low averages. Hawera s second innings realised 75 (Pritchard 22, Campbell 19. A Gray 14)'. Davies. Kitt and Rothery took two wickets each. At the close of play Manaia in its second innings had scored' 45 runs for two wickets.