CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10440, 20 April 1912, Page 5

CRICKET.

ECHOES OF THE PAST SEASON. Records. —Senior cricket —W, Carlton, 824 runs; D. Reeee, bowled 2010 balls; four centuries in Senior cricket— W. Cirlton; W. Carlton's Senior Grado scores, 20*, 5, 0, 178*, 0, 9. 75, 129% 21, 13, 77, 11, 136, 22, 106, 27. Century Makers.-W. Carlton, 173» r. Yvest. 136 v. West, 129* v. Linwood, 106 v. Riccarton; A. E. Ridley, 124 v. West; E. R. Caygill, 108 v. St Albans. 102 v. Sydenham; H. B. Whitta, 103 v. Linwood; W. Hayes, 115* v. West, 120 v. Riccarton; H. B. Lusk, 106 v. Sydenham; A. 0. Fuller, 104* v. Linwood; T. Carlton, 108* Twelve v. Eleven; R. G, Hickmott, 235 Colts v. Eleven.

Spectacles.—H. E. Lawrence (E.), A. E. Ridley (L.), H. Taylor (L.), A. Manchester (L.), A. Gledhill (R.), B. Walls (It.), Gibson (W.), Jenkins (W.). Blobe —Lawrence (6), Ward (4), Winchester (4) out of 7 innings Gledhill (R.) (4), Read (4), Jenkins (4). Highest Aggregate in a Match.—W. Carlton r. West 153, v. West 173, v. Riccarton 133; H. Bkhop, v. West 141 ; W. Hayes, t. West 134; H. B. Lusk, v. Sydenham 130; W. Guiney, y. East 108.

Bowling II. Bennett, eight for 19 v. West; C. T. Rix, eight for 86 v. Linwood, six for 89 v. St Albans; T. Carlton, eight for 92 v. West, six for 61 v. Linwood, six for 20 v. Linwood; D. Sandman, seven for 38 v. Linwood, six for 29 v. West, six for 116 v. Riccarton; R. G. Hickmott, six 18 v. East; E. Orawshaw, eix for 29 v. West, six for 67 v. East; A. Thomas, six for 35 v. Sydenham, six for 93 v. West.

Wickets in a Match.—C. T. Rix 13 v. Linwood, 10 v. St Albans; J. Bennett, 12 v. West; R. G. Hickmott, 10 v. East. SENIOR TEAMS' AVERAGES.

R. G. Hickmott, the High School captain, has had _ a most remarkable season, not only in School cricket, but also in First Grade and interprovincial cricket. His School figures are as follows:—112, 96, 3, 14, 8, 109*, 14, 128*, 110*, 41, 213, 12 111,, 51,'9, 01 and 23; Senior and Association matches, 235, 30, 50. 40*, 26 and 18; interprovincial, 30, 39, 52, 33, 14, 12. Summary—Batting, 29 innings, .4 not outs, 1694 runs, average 67.7. Bowling—ll2 wickets for 1503 runs, average 13.4. The following are the averages for all first-class cricket of those who played in the interprovincial games, Senior Grade and two Association matches:— BATTING.

( i o i 1 S u ■3 4» « £ o £ 4 Ktst . 2718 143 19.0 2265 112 20.2 Linwood . 2307 138 16.7 26G2 103 24.6 RiccPrton . 2342 112 20.9 2&S1 122 21.9 St Albans . 25S7 118 22.3 2302 132 17.4 Sydenham . 22.39 93 22.6 2051 144 14.2 West . 2565 182 19.0 279S J3 121 23.1 "3 ■e J 3 & o Sr8 If 1! 8$ Eait . 422 36 299 69 Linwood . 37S 7G S07 96 Kiccarton . 299 16 312 35 St Albans . 310 L48 297 55 Sydenham west . 313 88 285 15 . 297 46 122 8S

j° "5 CO 3 & .3 o 0 to 3 2 a Hi 5 H < R. Gt. Hickmott . 10 0 235 4S0 49.0 AV. Hayes . 16 2 120 676 48.0 W. Carlton . 25 4 173 963 46.0 A If. Norman . . 19 4 171 669 44.6 II. B. Lusk . . 21 0 ICG 793 37.7 K. R. Caygill . 17 3 103 510 34.0 D. Sandman . 22 3 83 612 82.2 D. Beese . . 23 1 96 697 29.0 K. M. Olliviw . 14 2 91 278 23.1 W. Patrick . 21 0 66 453 21.5 T. Cavlton . 23 3 103* 362 18.0 A. Sims . 3 0 76 133 .17.2 C. Boxuhall . 24 4 50 344 17.2 A. Thomas . SO 0 54 264 13.2 J. H. Bennett . 17 G 25 128 11.6 BOWLING. Wickets. Runs. Av erage. J. Bnnnftt ". 80 050 11.8 R, Kickmott . 17 235 13.8 T. Carlton . 57 S30 16.3 D. Sandman . £6 945 16.8 D. R«ese . 86 1469 17.0 A. Thomas . 45 778 17.3 W. Cariton . 28 5 to 19.4