Cricket 1913

96 CRICKET : A WEEKLY RECORD OP THE GAME. M a b c h 15, 1913. A u c k la n d B o w le r s ’ A n a l y s is . O'. M. R . W . 0 . M. R . W . Oliff .. 24 6 62 6 19 5 42 7 Dacre 10 0 40 0 — Sneddou . . 24 8 53 3 12 2 35 1 Cummings 8 2 1 7 0 8 0 36 1 Sominervell .. 6 0 11 0 — — — — Hemus 1 W ellin gto n 0 5 B o w le r s ’ 0 A n a l y s is . 1 2 0 4 1 O. M. R. W . O. M. R. W. Robinson 12 3 40 1 — — — —- Southall .. 23 5 61 5 4 2 19 1 Saunders . . 39 1 7 5 « 2 — — Gimmett . . 18 0 57 1 2 0 8 0 Blamires 5 2 13 0 ---- — — — Brice 5 0 23 1 6 2 11 0 C. C. Hopkins, c Scott, b Kyle B. J. Tuckwell, c Kyle, b Giller . J. Ramsden, c and b Giller T. McFarlane, b Kyle H. G. Siedeberg, c Svkes, b Kyle. Barron, run out J. Higgins, b Scott Condliffe, b Kyle O tago B o w ler s ' A n a ly sis . Rainsden Rutherford Huntley .. Bannerman McFarlane Siedeberg WELLINGTON A. M. Rutherford, b Scott .. 4 Huntley, not out .. .. ..3 W. E. Bannernian, b Scott ... o Extras .. .. 10 Total .. .. .. 177 S. M elbo u rn e B o w le r s ’ A n a lysis . OTAGO v. SOUTH MELBOURNE. This match began under perfect conditions on January .4, when the visitors ran up 227, and Otago replied with 53 for i. Harry Trott was top scorer for his side, making 61 (ten 4’s) of the first 108. Sykes helped him to put up 60 for the first wicket. The perfect conditions failed to last. On Monday (January 6) the second day, light rain set in at luncheon time, and at 4 o’clock play was stopped by a heavier downfall, with the Otago score 100 for 3. On Tuesday there was more rain, and eventually the match had to be abandoned. McFarlane, Tuckwell, and Siede­ berg batted very well for the home side. S outh M e lb o u r n e . First innings. G. H. S. Trott. b Bannerman .. 61 R. Deas, b Siedeberg .. .. 27 S. Svkes, c McFarlane, b Huntley 24 A. Gray, c McFarlane, b Huntley 12 W. J. Scott, c Huggins, b Ramsden 0 H. Kelly, not out . 25 J. F. Giller, lbw, b Huntley .. 2 A. Pentland, c Hopkins, b Huntley o A. Kenny, b Bannerman .. .. 12 Extras . . 1 2 J. H. Kyle, lbw, b Rainsden . . 2 0 W. McCormack, c Condliffe, b Total .. .. .. 227 Siedeberg .. .. .. 32 S eco n d I nnings G. H. S. Trott, not out, 35 ; S. Sykes, not out, 17 ; extras, 2 — total (for no wicket), 54. O tago . O. M. R. W. O. M. R. M. 22 2 89 2 Kelly .. — — 20 0 4 0 23 0 Trott . . — — 19 0 II 2 37 4 Giller . . — — 50 2 7 0 20 2 Kyle . . — — 36 4 12 0 25 0 M Cormack . . — — 13 O 6 1 21 2 Scott 27 3 COLONEL KNOX ’S XI. v. NOMADS. WANGANUI CENTRAL DISTRICT ASSOCIATION (OTAGO) v. SOUTH MELBOURNE. This game was played on a matting wicket at Tapanui on January 9 and 10, the local 22 (14 fielded) being drawn from the Tapanui, Heriot, Kelso, Waitoikoi, and Roxburgh clubs. The weather was cold and showery, and in the end the game had to be left drawn. F. Ussher, who has played in Dunedin cricket, was top scorer in each innings of the locals, who fielded so well that Trott told them he should not have allowed more than eleven in the field, instead of fourteen, had he known their form. K yle’s fast bowling proved very destructive. First innings. C. Heath, b Kyle R. Edie, b Kenny .. A. Edie, b Kyle H. Heath, c and b Giller Oliver, b Giller McKenzie, lbw, b Giller Bundle, b Giller Wethey, lbw, b Kyle Perry, c Pentland, b Kyle F. Ussher, c Baragwanath, J. Ussher, b Giller .. Tripp, b Kenny G. Crawford, b Scott D. Crawford, b Kyle G. Scott, b Scott Spittle, c Kelly, b Scott G. Edie, c Gray, b Kyle Orchard, c Kenny, b Scott Ramsay, b Scott Todd, not out A. Heath, c Scott, b Kyle Haugh, b Kyle E xtras.. Total .. .. . . 1 3 1 RICT X X II. Second innings. 3 b Kyle 2 10 lbw Kelly 22 6 b Kyle 7 2 14 b Kyle 2 6 b Kyle ............................ 5 5 run out 2 1 lbw, b Scott 4 8 c Deas, b Kyle 6 28 b Kenny 51 5 c Kelly, b Kennv 4 0 c Giller, b Kelly" 4 6 b Kelly 0 8 b Kenny 3 2 0 b Kelly ............................. 4 0 c Kyle, b Kelly 16 0 c Gray, b Kenny 7 4 not out 1 4 0 c Kenny, b Trott 1 4 15 Extras 13 131 Total (for 7 w., dec.) 154 34 63 A. Gray, b Scott J. Baragwanath, c Spittle, b Perry A. Pentland, not out Extras 13 Total S outh M e lb o u rn e . First innings. S. Sykes, c Scott, b H. Heath H. Kelly, run out W. J. Scott, run out A. Kenny, C- J. Ussher, b A. Edie G. H. S. Trott, c Ramsay, b Scott .. R. Deas, b Scott J. H. Kyle, b R. Edie J. F. Giller, b Scott S econd I nnings :— H. Kelly, b Heath, 3 ; S . Svkes, b A. Edie, 9 ; st Spittle, b Scott, 37 ; R. Deas, run out, 29 ; A. Kennv, not out, 13 ; not out, 1 ; extras, 2— total (for 4 wickets), 94. B o w lin g . For S.M., Kyle had 8 for 37 and 5 for 28 ; Giller 5 for 36 and o for 8 ; Kenny 1 for 12 and 5 for 27 ; Scott 7 for 31 and 1 for 35 ; and, bowling in second innings only, Kelly 5 for 29 ; Trott 1 for 29. For the Twenty-two, Scott took 5 for 85 in the match ; H. Heath 2 for 36 ; A. Edie 2 for 56. 189 W. J. Scott, J. F. Giller, WANGANUI NOMADS. At Wellington, January 6 and 7. Drawn. Wellington, 327 (C. G. Wilson 97, Rodgers 52, Rev. E. O. Blamires 48, E. M. Beechey 45, McGirr 35, W. S. Brice 24) ; Nomads, 81 (Marshall 24) and 341 for 8 (Pomeroy 82, Grenier 78, Hussey 30, Miles 28*, Marshall 20, Furrie 20). Bernau took 5 for 68 in the Wellington innings, McIntosh 6 for 25 in the Nomads’ first. Wilson hit five 6’s and eight 4’s in his 97. A t .Wellington, January 8. Nomads won by 123 runs. Lord Liverpool, the Governor of New Zealand, played for Col. Knox’s team, and scored 8. C. A. Richardson is the old N.S.W. and Wellington player. Scores : Col. Knox’s XI., 204 (Captain Shawe 51, C. A. Richardson 41) ; Nomads, 327 (Pomeroy 104, Cook 66*. Arkwright 40, Barton 29). For the Nomads, Bernau had 5 for 50 ; for Col. Knox’s XI., M. F. Luckie 7 for 78. C r i c k e t P r o f e s s i o n a l desires engagement for the coming season. Excellent batsman and bowler. Highest credentials as a coach. Apply C r i c k e t e r , Office of this paper. ASHBURTON COUNTY XV. v. SOUTH MEL­ BOURNE. Making their way back north, the South Melbourne men ran into better weather, and showed their appreciation of it by running up a biggish score in this match, played at Ashburton on January 15 and 16, and ending in a draw. The locals (who fielded only eleven men) also scored well, Bannehr, a careful batsman, topping the list with 60 in the first innings, and Fryer (48* and 33), a hard hitter, making i the highest aggregate for his side in the match. He hit a 6 and nine 4’s in his first innings. Giller played a fine game for 156 for S.M., and Kenny and Purvis also made good scores. First innings. A sh b u r t o n C o u n t y XV. Second innings. H. Waters, b Kyle .. .. .. 10 c Kelly, b Giller .. ... 10 C. A. Cuff, c Pentland. b Kyle .. .. 5 c Kyle, b Kelly .. .. 10 W. J. Bannehr, b Scott .. .. 60 b Kyle .. .. 16 | C. Cusden, lbw, b Scott .. .. .. 22 b Kenny .. .. 3 | H. J. Chapman, b S c o t t ........................... 4 b Kenny ..............................5 E. F. Nicoll, b Scott .. .. 18 b Kenny .. 24 1 D. McKenzie, c Pentland, b Scott .. 16 notout .. 1 I C. Armstrong, c Gray, b Scott .. 17 b Kyle ..............................48 P. L. Orr, b S c o t t .......................................o not out ............................. 46 R. E. Watkins, lbw, b Scott .. .. o b Kyle .. .. .. 1 ! H. C. Watsford, b Kelly .. 8 b Kenny .. .. 1 I H. Callaway, c Giller, b Kelly .. o b Kenny 8 1 R. Hall, b Scott .. .. .. .. 1r lbw, b Gillcr .. .. .. o I H. Fryer, not o u t .........................................48 b Kyle ..............................3} C. D. Butler, b Scott ........................... 4 b Kvle ..............................14 Extras.........................................19 Extras .. ..50 ... 242 Total (for 13 w.) .. 270 Total