CRICKET.

West Coast Times, 18 March 1910, Page 4

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIA v. MANAWATU

PALMERSTON N., March 17

The cricket match, Australia v. Manawatn, was continued to-day. Kelle way and Emery (the not out men) faced the bowling of Greer and Cobbe. Emery and Simpson were quickly dismissed. The Kelleway-Smith partnership saw 14 put up. Kelleway was dismissed by a beuatifnl bailer from Holland. He had made 47. Rardsley and Smith’s line partnership resulted in the score being taken to 264. Refore Smith got l.b.w. to Greer, he made 107, including 8 sixes, a liver, and six fours. Roth he and Rardsley played vigorous cricket and landed balls in the middle of the crowded granstand frequently. Mayne joined Rardsley and they carried the score to 304, when Rardsley was clean bowled by Wells, after making 70 attractively. Manawatn’s second innings commenced after a delay by heavy rain. The visitors commenced by bowling soft stuff from Hopkins and Warne, but as time was getting short Whitty and Emery took the leather and Manawatn were dismissed for 113, Australia winning by an innings and 104 runs. The following are the scores: AUSTRALIA—Fist Innings. Dodds, b Greer 15 Facey, b Greer 24 Whitty, c Wells, hj Bartlett 1 Kelleway, b Holland 47 Emery, b Greer 0 Simpson, b Cobbe 2

Smith, Ibw, b Greer 107 Bardsley, b Wells 76 Mayne, (not out) 19 Extras 13 Total for 8 wickets 304 Bowling analysis—Bartlett I for 56, Ongley 0 for 49, Greer 4 for 82, Cobbe 1 for 28, Holland 1 for 4, Wells 1 for 35. MAN AW ATU—First 1 n n i n gs.—B7. MANAWATU—Second Innings. Ongley, b Hopkins 25 Mitchell st Dodds, b Hopkins 0 Trcvena, c Whitty, b Warne 0 Goldspring, b Facey 20 McLean, c Bardsley b Warne 2 Cobbe, stumped Doods, b Whitty 17 Holland, b Simpson 1 Mason, b Facey 4 Bartlett (not out) 7 O’Connor, cC. Kclleway, b Whitty 8 Greer, b Whitty 0 Wellsj b Emery 7 Eyre, b Emery 1 Extras 1 Total 113 Bowling analysis-—Hopkins 2 for 17, Warne 2 for 36, Simpson 1 for 6, Facey 2 for 9, Smith nil for 10, Whitty 6 for 22, Emory 2 for 4. HOKITIKA v COBDEN.

The cricket match played on Cass Square yesterday between the Hokitika juniors and Cobden resulted in an easy win for Cobden by an innings and sixruns. Hokitika went in first and made 65, of which score H. Wild contributed 25, McGlashan with 3 for 1 and Glen 2 for 7 being the best bowlers. Cobden went in and made 135 Barlow making the fine score of 62. The only other batsman to reach double figures were D. and F. Hughes, each scoring 14. Richardson was the most successful bowler with 4 for 32. Barlow (who, by the way plays senior and is a West Coast rep., played with Cobden as they were short of a team) completely settled the local bowling with his fine batting. With 71 runs to get to save an innings defeat Hokitika went in again and made 64. Of Hokitika’s second score Walker made 18 and H. Wild 16. The following are the scores:— HOKITIKA—First Innings. Maekay, b Glen 7 Walker, c sub., b Smith 4 Parkinson, run out 3 H. Wild, b Thomas 25 Shannon, b Glen 0 A. Wilson, c Skeats, b Smith 9 A. Wild, b McGlashan 9 Norrie, b Thomas 1 Richardson, c Thomas, b McGlashau 1 Halliday, not out 0 C Williams, b McGlashan 0 Extras 6 Total 65

Bowling .analysis—Smith 2 for 39, Thomas 2 for 12, Glen 2 for 7, MeGlashan 3 for 1.

COBDEN—First Innings. Barlow, b Walker 62 A. Smith, 1.b.w., b Richardson ... 1 D. Hughes, p Nome, b Walker ... 14 F. Hughes, thrown out, H. Wild 14 Skeats, b H. Wild 3 Thomas, hj Richardson 8 Smith, cA. Wild, b Richardson... 8 McGlashan, b Williams 7 Glen, b Richardson 0 Williams, c A. Wild, b Williams 2 Osmers (not out) 0 Extras 13 Total 135 Bowling analysis—Walker 2 for 25, Mackay nil for 14, Norrie nil for 9, Halliday nil for 6, Shannon nil for 6, A. Wild nil for 3, Williams 2 for 8, H Wild 1 for 21, Richardson 4 for 32. HOKITIKA—Second Innings. Walker, c Thomas, b Barlow 18 Parkinson, 1.b.w., hj Barlow 7 Mackay, c Barlow 0 H. Wild, b Smith 16 Richardson, b Glen 6 A. Wilson, c and b Smith 0 A. Wild, c Barlow, b McGlashan... 4 Shannon, b Smith 4 Norrie, c and b Skeats 0 Halliday (not out) 1 Toomey, c and b Skeats 0 Extras t> Total 64 Bowling analysis—Smith 3 for 25, Barlow 3 for 20, Glen 1 for 9, MeGlashan 1 for 3, Skeats 2for 0.