CRICKET

Wairarapa Daily Times, 16 January 1932, Page 6

CRICKET

A DRAWN GAME.

CANTERBURY AT NAPIER

HASTINGS, Friday

The cricket match Hawke’s Bay v. ,Canterbury, played at Napier, concluded in a draw to-day. The visitors, after completing the first innings, had 250 to their credit, Powell and Roberts contributing 7S and 58 respectively. The Bay’s second innings produced -06, and when Canterbury went to the crease on the second occasion it required 201 to win, but at stumps had' secured only 106 for the loss of seven wickets. The following are the scores:

HAWKE’S BAY,

First Innings Second Innings. Ivavanagh, b Merritt 4:5

Finlayson, 1.b.w., b Cromb

Burns, c Roberts, b Cromb O’Brien, c Cromb, b Burrows •••• 41 T. Rcaney, c Roberts, b Merritt .... 7 Back, run out ' Brown, c Page, b Cromb 25 7 . DO

11. Rcaney, not out Williams, b Cromb 0 Gilbertson, 1.b.w., b Cromb 0 Nairn, b Cromb 11 Extras Total 200 Bowling Analysis. —Cromb took six wickets for 116 runs; Merritt, tvo foi 73; Burrows, one for 30; Page, none for 0; Bellamy, none for 1-1; Roberts, none for 7; Park, none for 18; Powell none for 19. CANTERBURY. First Innings. Merritt, e Williams, b Nairn 11 Stringer, c Nairn, b Gilbertson .... 20 Powell, c Brown, b T. Rcaney .... <S Bsllamy, run out 1,5 Pester, c O’Brien, b Nairn 1 Burns, c O’Brien, b Nairn 10 Roberts, not out _ . Burrows, 1.b.w., b T. Rcaney 5 Page, played on, b Nairn 23 Cromb, b T. Reaney 0 Park, b T. Reaney 0 Extras Total 250 Bowling Analysis.—T. Reaney took four wickets for 4/ runs; Nairn, foui for 62; Gilbertson, one for 50; H. Reaney, none for 21; O’Brien, none for 8; Kavanagh, none for 45.

Second Innings. Merritt, c O’Brien, bT. Reaney .... 11 Burns, c 11. Reaney, bT. Reaney .... 15 Stringer, b Nairn 2 Powell, e and b T. Reaney 5 Bellamy, c T. Reaney, b 11. Reaney 17 Cromb, 1.b.w., b T. Reaney 3 Roberts, c Nairn, b 11. Reaney .... '< Page, not out - Lester, not out “ Extras °

Total for seven wickets 106 Bowling Analysis. —Reaney took four wickets for 30 runs; H. Reaney, two for 18; Nairn, one for 15; O’Brien, none for 6; Gilbertson, none for 9; Kavanagh, none for 20.

POOR BATTING. SOUTH AFRICA v. TASMANIA. HOBART, Friday. The South Africans commenced their second match against Tasmania to-day in splendid weather and on an excellent wicket. Tasmania won the toss and batted first. A good start was made, 82 being compiled for the first wicket, but afterwards the bowlers obtained the mastery and the Tasmanians were all out for 164. South Africa lost Mitchell _ for a single and Christy for nil, las first duck of the tour, and two were out tor four runs. Dalton, with the first ball from Nash, got an ugly hit on the jaw and was assisted from the field. The third wicket fell for seven and the fourth for 25. Viljoen and Morkel stayed the collapse, taking the total to 84, when Viljoen was caught off Nash. Scores at stumps were:— TASMANIA. First Innings.

Atkinson, c Mitchell, b McMillan 4S Badcoek, st Cameron, b McMillan 36 Nash, b Bell Green, c Morkel, b Bell

Bushforth, b Bell J Burrows, b Quinn ; Morrisby, c McMillan, b Quinn .... ,‘Bichardson, b Quinn James, b Quinn " u

Parry, not out “ Townley, c McMillan, b Quinn .... - Sundries

Total 164 Bowling Analysis: Bell, 3/43; Quinn 5/316; McMillan, 2/55; Morkel, 0/17. SOUTH AFRICA. First Innings. Mitchell, c Parry, b Nash 4 Curnow, b Nash Christy, b Nash Jj* Steyn, c Parry, b Burrows f Yiljoen, c Atkinson, b Nash -7 Morkel, not out McMillan, c Nash, b Townley -j Cameron, not out q * Sundries Total for six wickets 111