This match was played on Saturday, neither side being strongly represented. The "Wetbobs" batted first, and made the respectable total of 182 for seven wickets, when the innings was declared closed. Moule as usual was a tower of strength to his side and Buchanan played patiently, bei at the wickets over two hours. e S.C.C. made a bad start, but St. Croix and McClure put 2 better complexion on the me during heir partnership, the score reading 107 for eight wickets at the call of time. The fielding on both sides left much to be desired, the S.C.C. wicket keeper in particular calmly disregarding many balls and allowing them to go the boundary. One or two men also displayed absolute ignorance of the first rudiments of the game, and it becomes more ident every week that the Club must depend on the old stagers, the recruits with one or two brilliant exceptions being a lot indeed. Full score and analysis as
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