Cricket 1910

M a y 5, 1910. CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OF THE GAME. THE AU STRAL IAN TEA.M IN N EW ZE ALAND . (Continuedfrom,page 85.) 6 th M a tch , - v . XIII. OF MANAWATU. Played at Palmerston North on March 16 and 17. Australia won by an innings and 104 runs. Manawatu, after losing six wickets for 20 runs and seven for 33, did well to make 87. For their total they were indebted largely to Cobbe, who scored 32 and added 31 in partnership with Holland. Smith, Bardsley and Kelleway all scored well for Australia, who declared with eight wickets down for 301 and won by an innings and 104 runs. Score and analysis:— M anawatu XIII. Second innings. First innings. A. M. Ongley, c Emery, b Whitty ................... ... 0 F. Mitchell, b Whitty ... 0 A. J. Trevena, b Whitty ... 1 E. M. Goldspring, b Emery 2 W. H. McLean, b Whitty... 8 R. Cobbe, lbw, b Emery ... 32 F. Holland, b Emery ... 13 E. L. Mason, c Emery, b Whitty .......................... 3 W. H. Bartlett, not out ... 12 J. O’Connor, c Bardsley, b Whitty .......................... 2 0. Greer, c Bardsley, b Emery.................................. 2 F. Wells, c Bardsley, b Emery.................................. 0 Eyre, b Emery .................. 2 Byes, &c....................... 4 Total ... b H opkins...........25 st Dodds, b Hop­ kins .................. 0 cWhitty, bWarnc 0 b F acy.................. 20 c B;rrdsley, b Warne ........... 2 st Dodds,bWhitty 1 b Simpson ... b F acy.......... notout c Kelleway, Whitty ... b Whitty ... b Emery b Emery Byes, &c. ...........87 Total...........113 A ustralia . N. Dodds, b Greer ... 15 A. C. Facy, b Greer ... 24 W. J. Whitty, c Wells, b Bartlett................. 1 C. Kelleway, b Holland 47 S. H. Emery, b Greer 0 C. E. Simpson,b Cobbe 2 ♦Innings declared closed. M anawatu . First innings. O. M. R W. D. Smith, lbw, b Greer .................. 107 W. Bardsley, b Wells 76 E. R. Mayne, not out 19 Byes, &c..............13 Total (8 wkts)*304 Whitty Emery — 36 0 ... — 47 6 ... Hopkins Warne ... Simpson Facy Smith ... A ustralia . Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... — — 22 3 4 17 86 6 9 10 O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Bartlett ... — — 56 1 I Cobbe ... — — 28 1 Ongley ... — — 49 0 Holland — 4 1 Greer........ — — 82 4 |Wells ... — — 35 1 7 th M atch .— v. WANGANUI. Played at Wanganui on March 18 and 19. Australia won by t>ix wickets. A low-scoring match was won by six wickets by the Australians, who found the Wanganui wicket the fastest they had played on during their tour. After the match was won the innings was continued and Emery, who went in upon the fall of the first wicket, at 40, carried out his bat for 62. Score and analysis:— W anganui . First innings. Butterworth, b Kelleway... 16 H. B. Cave, b Kelleway ... 3 Parker, lbw, b Sm ith.........26 Howard, b K ellew ay.......... 4 Holland, b Kelleway.......... 22 Andreae, b Maync ........... 3 Addison,c Simpson,b Smith 0 Henderson, not out ...........28 Burrett, b Sm ith................. 0 L. P. Cave, b Kelleway ... 6 Atkinson, c Bardsley, b Mayne.................................. 2 Byes, &e......................15 Total ................. 125 Second innings. b Emery ...........12 lbw, b Hopkins... 5 b H opkins.......... 10 cWhitty,b Emery 18 c Emery, b Hop­ kins ................. . b Emery .......... b H op k in s......... c Bardsley, t Emery .......... b H opkins.......... n otou t.. .. ... b Whitty .......... Byes, &c. ...106 A ustralia First innings. S. IT. Emery, lbw, b Holland 12 C. R. Gorry, b Addison ... 1 W. J. 'Nhitty, c L. Cave, b Addison ..........................20 A. C. Facy, b Holland ... 2 W. Dodds, b Holland.......... 5 C. E. Simpson, c Parker, b Holland .......................... 5 C. Kelleway, c Cave, b Holland ..........................27 W. Bardsley, c Holland b Addison ..........................37 D. Smith, c Cave,b Addison 10 E. R. Mayne, c Howard, b Holland .......................... 1 A. J. Hopkins, not out ... 1 Second innings. notout... ...........62 b L. P. Cave ... 11 c Butterworth, b L. P. Cave ... 0 b Addison .. 23 c Andreae, b A ddison........... 2 c Butterworth, b Addison ... c Henderson, Addison ... 21 Byes, &c. Total ... not out.................... 3 b L. P. Cave ... 14 c Barrett, b Addi­ son ......................31 c Butterworth, b Addison..................8 Byes, &c. ... 20 Total............222 W anganui . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. Kelloway ... — — 17 5 ... Mayne ...........— — 10 2 ... Smith ...........— — 10 3 ... — 5 0 Hopkins ... — — 35 5 Emery ... ... — — 43 4 Whitty ... ... — — 1 1 Gorry ... ... — — 8 0 A ustralia . First innings. Second innings. O. M. R. W. O. M. R. W. H olland...........— — 58 6 ... ... — — 56 0 A ddison.........— — 57 4 ... ... — — 61 6 Cave ......... — — 6 0 ... L. P. Cave ;;; _ — 51 3 B urrett... ... — — 34 0 8 th M atch . — v. XV. OF TARANAKI. Played at New Plymouth on March 22 & 23. Drawn. In Taranaki’s first innings Hasell had a finger broken by Facy and retired from the game, his place being taken by Hill. When the game was given up ihe Australians, with two wickets in hand, wanted 24 runs to win. There were 109 extras in the match. Score and analysis XV. of T aranaki . First innings. Weston, b Hopkins ...........12 Robertson, b Facy ........... 2 Inman, b Facy ..................27 Greatbatch, b Hopkins ... 0 Dunlop, b Facy .................. 5 Hasell. retired hurt ........... 4 Lash, b Facy ................. 2 Pratt, b Facy .................. 2 Clegg, b W h itty .................. 4 Eggleston, c Facy, b Emery 4 Perham, b F a c y ................. 28 Cole, b F acy..........................24 Smith, b Hopkins ........... 0 Clarke, c Kellcway, b Hopkins .......................... 0 Southall, b F a cy .................. 0 Hill, not out.......................... 2 B 46, lb 4 ..................50 Second innings. b Kelleway...........28 c Facy, b Whitty 2 cEmery.bWhitty 2 c Mackenzie b Whitty ... .:. 4 run out ...........18 absent hurt ... — b Whitty ........... 2 b Sim pson...........31 b Emery ........... 4 b Emery ........... 4 c Emery, b Simp­ son ................. 22 b Kelleway........... 0 b Whitty ... ... 0 b Emery not out b Emery Byes, «Scc. Total ...166 A ustralia . First innings. C. E. Simpson, b Southall 25 E. R. Mayne, b Southall ... 31 C. Kelleway, lbw, b Cole... 20 S. H. Emery, b Southall ... 35 D. Smith, b Southall...........23 A. C. K. Mackenzie, b Cole 0 W. Bardsley, b Southall ... 1 A. J. Hopkins, b Cole ... 11 A. C. Facy, b Southall ... 4 N. Dodds, b Cole................. 2 W. J. Whitty, not out ... 6 Byes, &c...................... 10 Total ...157 Second innings, c Pratt, b Cole 12 b Southall...........31 b Southall........... 2 st Smith, b South­ all ...................40 b Southall...........10 Total ...168 run out ........... 5 not out ........... 2 c and b Co!e ... 19 not out ........... 2 c Cole, b Southall 0 Byes, &c. ... 15 Total (8 wkt)138 XV. of T aranaki . First innings. O. M. R. W. Simpson.. Facy Hoi>kins Whitty ... Emery ... Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... — — 28 2 Kelleway ... — — A tralia . First innings. O. M. R. W. Southall........... 17 4 78 6 ... Cole...................— — 63 4 D u n lop...........— — 11 0 Pratt ...........— — 6 0 Second innings. O. M. R. W. ... 12 1 49 5 ... — — 48 2 Clarke ... — — 26 0 8 th M atch . —v. NEW ZEALAND. ( second test match .) Played at Wellington on March 26, 28 #nd 29, and won by Australia by 162 runs. Mayne and Bardsley made 178 for the first wicket in Australia’s second innings. A ustralia Mayne, 13 and 90 ; Warne, 7 and 21 not o u t; Kelleway, 14 and 16 not o u t; Smith, 102 and 3 ; Armstrong, 6 ; Bardsley, 36 and 71 ; Emery, 32 and 8; Hopkins, 8 ; Facy, 0; Whitty. 8 and S ; Gorry, 3 not o u t; byes, &c., 31 and 15. Totals, 260 and (for 5 wkts., inns, declared closed) 232. N ew Z ealand Lusk, 22 and 0 ; Hemus, 0 and 0; Sale, 24 and 1; Haddon, 0 and 12 ; Reece, 69 and 5 ; Siedeberg, 1 and 7; Sims, 37 and 38; Brice, 8 and 43 ; Sandman, 3 and 4 ; Bennett, 6 and 0 ; Boxshall, 0 and 1 not out; byes, &c., 7 and 22. Totals, 177 and 153. 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