CRICKET.

Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 7092, 7 December 1891, Page 2

CRICKET.

PEEL'S-V. EGBINrON'3 TEAM. (by slip ) ; Saturday last brought the lovers of cricka together ingood force at Parawai. Ther was splendid wea'.ber, and a good numbe, of crioiteters were presoo', and the pi'oh being in fair order, ihe reeuH.was bigh scoring. To give all visiting cricketers a chance, sides were chosen betweeen- Peel' and Eggin'on, The later won (he toss and decided to lake tho field. Newman repre» , sented Peel's team ,; Scoring, commenced i' freely, and before a separation ,camas they had lotlod op 25 runs. Peel oama i dpx', and aftor making len was caught at , long on by Wiggins, who was fielding splendidly. The innings closed for 58 runs.Wiggins and Kelly were the first to bat for Eggiu'on's team, bat" with the; exceplion of Wiggins and Skerri', none of Ihe batsman gave much trouble and the innings closed for 24 runs, The following are the scores : Peel's team ': W. H, Awery, 16; Newman, 14; Peel (capt.) 10; BuohaD,4.j W, Towers, 2 ; [iamb, 0 | Christie, 1' ; Thorns, 0; Saunders, 4 ; Gibbons, 2 ; Laird. 3; b.yes, 3. Total, 58. Kelly and Lynch bowled best, v Egginton's team: Wiggins. 9 ; Egginlon (capt.), 0; Aitken, 1; Ryan,o ;J. Towers, 0} . Kelly, 2 ; Robinson, 0 ; Skerri', 6 ; Lynch, 3; Crop, ,1; Getting, 0; byes, 2, Total, 24. ' Buchan and Peel's bowling was on tho wicket., Next, Saturday's uialch~Tararu vorBUS Thanieß firsf, should be exciting and draw a crowd.'