GOOD STAND BY COUNTY.

Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10192, 17 March 1902, Page 1

GOOD STAND BY COUNTY.

Thene waks a good attendance at Parawai on Saturday when* the championship matches were resumed under most favourable conditions as far as weather w-ae. concerned. Although the result could not affect thfei destination of the championship honours the County senioi's were deiterinined to do their utmost to spoil Tararu's unbeaten record, and on the day's play they bid fair to accomplish the feat, for their batsmen fairly wore down! the Tara.ru bowlers)., and occupied the whole of the time available for play in putting up a total of 111 | nui.s. For this County ra? mainly indebted to Powell, junr., w!.i<> played ii. storliiiLT inuin-ys: for 39, whiefe m- ! eluded i ■' o F>">, -a i, ;i £>. ai;.-j six "2's. j Ainother bats.ma.il. to 'Are a. good deal j of trtuibl-.i v-as Low, in wh.d>c total of i2O only 3 -inglw- were- inchided. Kingham (10) also* got inte- double hViu-es, Of Tararu bowling Carter and Newton shared the wickets between them, but neither were up to the form of the previous week, whereas Pratt bowled really well, but aftel' his first over could not gat a wicket. County'si score was as. follows 1: — Young, b Newtoni 3 Bell, c McGregor, b Pratt... 0 Powell, c Aitken, b Carter... 39 Powell, senr., b Carter 7 Low, c McGregor, b Ne^on.... 20 Peacock o McGregor, b Carter 1 Kingham. c McGregor, b Carter 10 Browni b Newton 8 Hawkinsl, c Carter, b Newton.. 4 Kelly, not out .\............ 7 Whitmore, b Newton 3 Extras 9 Total 11l Bowlii&g Analysis: Newton, five wickets for 36 runs (bowled 1 wide; Pratt, 1 for 14; Carter, i for 32; S. McGregor, 0 for 17 : Baker, 0 for 3.