HAWKE'S BAY v. WELLINGTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6370, 28 December 1898, Page 4

HAWKE'S BAY v. WELLINGTON.

WELLINGTON, Dec. 27, The annual interprovincial match between ; Hawke's Bay and Wellington was played on ;■". the Basin Reserve to-day, and as the game had to be confined to one day, it resulted hi a draw. The wicket suffered considerably from the effects of the heavy rain, and was yery dead. The game was of an uninteresting character, and only attracted aßout ,eight hundred spectators. Wellington, in the first innings, made 153. C. Hickson played fine cricket for 27, and Robertson scored 24 in merry style. Hughes, with six ■wickets for 80, carried off the bowling ihonours. The visitors started their innings >.. --auspiciously, the. .partnership of \Jato and '-. Wilson for the thiid wicket realising 70 runs, -_- tut wlien this pair ;were disposed of the rest of the 1 team- gave" very little trouble. Cato • played a very fine, innings. Robertson, who ;.- finished up' with the capital average of six r wickets for 23 runs, had more than an ordi- --,. -.. nary amount of break. When stumps were drawn for the day, Wellington in the second r innings, had lost one wicket for 43. Detailed scores: — v WELLI^TQN. First litmiigs.^ ; C. A. Kichardson, c*3Sadtews b Hallamore . MH^lt'A:- : -^ 20 C. Hickson, c Andrewsvibi^i^hek;' 27 A. B. Williams, b Hugti&vi/^ A. R. Holdship, c and b Hallamore. li' ; - : } , R. Tucker, c Cato b Hughes . . 9' c F. H. Robertson, b Hughes . ,'2i ■■-:■_ S. Hickson, b Hughea . "j . 19 - F. Midlane, run out . . «s. -• 2 ; ■ V. Waters, b Hughes . . '..:. 10 > F. L. Ashbolt, not out . . , : ; 3 '■ . ." - E. F. Upham, b Hallamore . . 15' - ;■ Extras .... 11'Total . . . .153 Bowling Analysis. — Wilson, 96 balls, 19 runs, 7 maidens; Andrews, 54 balls, 16 inns, 4 maidens ; Hughes, 126 balls, 60 runs, 2 maidens, 6 wickets; Hallamore, 86 balls, 27 inns, 3 l. maidens, 3 wickets. HAWKE'S BAY. First Timings. F. Hill, b Ashbolt .... 7 H. B. tusk, b Ashbolt ... 1 C. H. Cato, st Williams b Bobertson . . . « . 41 H. W. Wilson, c Williams b Robertson . . a a a 35 A. H. Gore, b TJpham' , « ,1 3. Wolatenholme, b TJpham . . 8 W. Hughes, not out .... 5 J. Taiaroa, c Richardson, b Robertson .... 6 3s. G. Hallamore, c Williams b Robertson. .... 0 C. W. liems, o Kichardson, b Robertson .... 0 Andrews, c Richardson, b Robert- ... son ..... 0 •_.>-.- Extras •- « • • 4 ■ )'■' Total . . .15 BWling Analysis. — Upha'm, 126 balls, 29 xun», 8 maidens, 2 wickets; Ashbolt, 84 balls, 21 "runs, 5 maidens, 2 wickets; Holdship, 18 Trails, 14 runs; Kichardson, 36 balls, 10 runs, 2 maidens r Tucker, 24 balls, 7 runs ; Robertson. 72 balls, 23 runs, 4 maidens, 6 wickets. WELLINGTON. Second Innings. Williams, c Lusk, b Hughes . 10 Midlane, not out . . .19 ■ Tucker, not out . . .7 Extras .... 7 Total for one wicket . 43 It is almost certain that Williams and Bichardson will be unable to go with the New Zealand team to Australia. r , OTAGO v." SOUTHLANDV- INVEHCASGILL, Dec. 27. The cricket match, Otago v. Boutlikrid, was drawn. Southland, in its first innings, scored 139, against Otngo's 286. ~ _ Burns contributed 60, and Howden 20. : -*)iago % s second innings produced 116; 'i Baker, 24. Southland in its second innings, scored 61 for the loss of five wickets. "UNITED V. WELLINGTON. The match between teams from ths United and Wellington Clubs was concluded yesterday, when the home team won by four wickets. At the close of the first day's play United had lost one wicket for 141 nms, and yesterday T. D. Hannan and S. Vincent, the two not-out batsmen, resumed their innings. The latter added only a single to his previous total, when he was bowled by Luckie, but Harman, who batted extremely well, put on 63 more runs before lie was dismissed. United's innings closed for 299. In their second innings Wellington put together 143, leaving United with 29 runs to make to win. The order of batting -was altered, and six wickets fell before the ; required runs were obtained. The! following are the scores : — WELLINGTON. First innings - ... 184 Second Innings. - F. O'Snllivan, lbw b Kitto . 12 M. F. Luckie, b Kitto . . .5 %:,■■ M. J. Crombie, b,Wood . . . " 8 ;*■ H. Girdlestone, c. Kitto b Vincent! 18 '; ■ J. J. Haig, b Harman . . .29 ; W. Woon, c Vincent b Kitto . .26 ; F. Qnerleigh, b Day . . . .8 : H. J. Francis, b Day . . . 0 F. Dnnlopi b l3ay . ' . . . 3' ' W. J. Organ, c Wood b Day . . 7 , ■- H. Swan, not out .... 5 Extras . . . .22 ' t . Total . . . ."^i Bowling.— Day, four wickets for 12 runs; ■■i Kitto, three for 41 ; Vincent, one for 16 ; Harm«n, one for 16; Wood, one for 23; Cotterill.i none for 15. >] . : TJNITED. £■' ■-.■.&ty' First Innings. j-v 'r --^ -^ T. D. Harman, b Luckie . . ' --•'* - W. Macbeth, lbw b Luckie tMr^ 6 S. Vincent, b Luckie . $$}?. 64 J. Hair, c O'Snllivan b Swan®= f *"' . 21 E. J. Cotterill, d Qnerleigh#'." .16 ■ R. L. M. Kitto, b Luckie . 20 W. A. Day, c Francis b Luckie . 24 C Lonisson, b Ltickie . . .0 ■ T. Maude, c Francis b Swan . . 7 >' J- O. Jameson, c O'Snllivan b LncMf 0 IC. Wood, not out . . .0 Extras .... 10 Total . . . .299 Bowling. — Luckie, seven wickets for 93 runs; Swan, one for 42; Querleigh, one for 56. Second Innings. T. Maude, b Luckie . . .11 C. Wood, c Organ b Girdlestone . 2 J. O. Jameson, lbw b Luckie . « 0 C. Louisson, c Swan b Luckie . • 2 J. Hair, not ont ... 8 W. Macbeth, b Luckie ... 4 R. L. M. Kitto, b Luckie ■ ■ 0 S. Vincent, not out . . ■ i 2 Total for sis wickets' . 29 ' Bowling. — ImcMe, five wickpts igt 15 runs J Girdlestone, one for 14. PRACTICE MATCH. It was intended to play a match yester- • <iay at Lancaster Park between the thirteen players selected to practise for the Wellington match and another fifteen, but from various reasons only six of the thirteen put in an appearance, while their opponents only ' put twelve men into the field. Under the circumstances the" game was not very keenly contested. 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| with 145. Boxshall was in. good form behind the wickets, securing the dismissal ot no fewer than four batsmen. The following are the scores : —

The players selected to practise for the Wellington match are urgently requested to attend at Lancaster Park to-day and following days. A match was played at Mosgiel on Monday between the Albion (Christchurch) and Mornington Clubs, the visitors winning by 56 runs. The scores were — Albion, 108 (Treloar b 2. Norman 15.. Walmsley 13, Johnson 12) ; Mornington, 55 (Williaois 15, Orchard 12). For the winners Treloar and Petrie were the most successful bowlers, and foi Mornington Payne and Garside. A match was played at Sydenham Park yesterday betwepa a. team from the Sydeu-. ,ham and Aldington Glub and a combined team from the Hardware and Post and telegraph Clubs. The Sydenham team, won, .Tfter an exciting finish, by 1 run. The scores w ere :^ — Sydenham, 91 (Gasson 41, Halley 16, Ashby 10) ; combined team, -SO (Thompson 31, Frankish. 29, Turner 12). Lawrence and Male.no for Sydenham, and Frankish (2) for the combined team were the most successful bowlers. On Saturday a match was played at Ohoka between the Tram Road and Coutts Island Clubs, resulting in a win for Tram Road by 33 runs. The scores were — Tram Road, 53 ; Coutts Island, 20. For the winners D. M'Grogor 15 and D. Brown 12, and for Coutts Island Davis 10 were the chief scorers. In the bowling, D. M'Gregor and Power for Tram Road, and . Strachan and Brown for Coutts Island were the best.

REPRESENTATIVES. A. Sims, b Stringer . . ,29 A. E. Ridley, b Brinsden . . 14 R. W. Barry, c Steeds b Hume . 6 C. Boxshall, b Brinsden . . 48 T. W. Reese, lbw b Brinsden . 43 J. Phillips, not out . . .45 S. Orchard, st Young b Brinsden . 3 Extras . . . ,3 Total for six wickets . . 191 MIXED TEAM. J. Totman, st Boxshall b Barry . 11 A. Hume, c Boxshall b Sims' . . 0 H. Stringer, c Boxshall b Sims . 15 W. Robson, b Sims ... 14 D. Jack, c Sims, b Barry ... 4 C. J. Atkinson, b Sims . . . 32 W. Mitchell, c Boxshall b Barry. 3 A. E. M. Young, c and b Phillips. 29 P. Venables, c Keese b Sims . .16 E. Steeds, c and b Phillips .. .11 A. Phillips, not out . • . 3 J. Brinsden, b Sims . . . 2 Extras • • • » 5 Total ...• W5