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CRICKET.

♦ Canterbury v. Otago. [Per Press Association.] DUNEDIN, Jxn. 15. Scores : —

j Play was resumed at eleven. The { weather was fine, but a stcrm threatened. ' The wicket was dead, in consequence of a I' fall of rain during the night. Cuff and De I Maus resumed play at the wicket,' and Downea opened the bowling. His first Cuff put to leg for 4, bringing 20 up. j In tho next over De Maus cut Lawton I for 4. A single followed to each batsman I and Cuff was clean bowled by Downes ; : 27—3—5. Cooke filled the vacancy. DeMaus i drove Lawton for 2. Cooke played Downea , I well to square leg for 2, and added a single ; ! off Downes, but M'Neil at point took the ' next ball beautifully from De Mauß* bat. -. 32—4—20 saw Eeece supply the vacancy, \ \ and in the next over Cooke was clean I \ bowled by Lawton. Labatt scored a 1 couple for an on-drive off Lawton, ' ■ and then Downes was credited with ' a great over. His first ball took Beese's > bails off, the next ball Wilding returned ! into Downes' hands, the third ball was 1 unproductive, the fonrth ball proved '. fatal to Lawrence, and the last one caw r Bates caught a 1 ; point by M'Neil. Nine I for 34. Ogier was the last man ; Labatt ' drove Lawton for three, but at s this period (a quarter to twelve) 1 play was interrupted by a downpour of r . rain, which drove everyone to shelter, » ' the result of which was to lay the pitch J almost entirely under water, consequently it was determined not to resume play till ' half-past two, to give the wicket a chance to dry.

CANTERBURY. First lunings. Helmore, b Lawton ... 2 Harman, b Downes 45 De Maus, c Johnston b Lawton 9 Seese, lbw b Lawton 0 Cooke, b Lawton 5 Cuff, b Fisher 10 Labatt, b Lawton 13 Ltwrence, c Bell, b Lawton ... ... 5 Wilding, b Lawton 0 Bates, runout 0 Ogier, not out 1 Extras „ 6 Total 96 Bowliso Ahaltsis. — Xawton 200 balls, 25 maidens, 28 runs, 7 wickets; Downes 149 balls, 13 maidens, 43 ruue, 1 wicket; Fisher, 51 balls, 2 maidens, 19 runs, 1 wicket, OTAGO. First Innings. Drabble, st Ogier b Wilding , 2 Baker, b Wilding 8 Lawton, b Labatt , ... ,„ 2 Bell, b Labatt ... la Johnston, c Harman b Wilding 16 M'Neil, o Bates b Labatt 14 Williams st Ogier b Wilding ... ... 19 Harper, lbw b Labatt 0 Parker, c Beese b Labatt •„, 7 Downes, c Harman b Wilding ... ... 4 Fißber, not out , ... 1 Extraß 10 Total 101 Bowling Ahaltsis.— Labatt 110 balls, 8 maidens, I 29 rune, 5 wiokota ; Wilding, 63 balls, 1 maiden, 42 runs, 5 wickets ; Bates 40 balls, 4 naidens, 7 runs ; I De Mans 20 balls, 1 maiden, 9 runs; Cuff 25 balls, ' 3 maidens, 4 runs. I CANTERBURY. | Second Innings. i Helmore, b Downes 0 Harman, st Williams b Downes 4 Da Sians, not out 15 1 — Total for two wickets 19 DUNEDIN, Jan. IG.

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7181, 16 January 1892, Page 3

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CRICKET. Star (Christchurch), Issue 7181, 16 January 1892, Page 3

CRICKET. Star (Christchurch), Issue 7181, 16 January 1892, Page 3

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