A full and very interesting day's cricket as the result of the annual match be two fon clubs on the S.C.C. ground on Friended in the home team gaining sive victory by 83 runs, and with one wicket atill to go down.' The feature of the match was W. H. Moule's fine innings of 106, although it must be admitted that he offered one chance to the wicket-keeper when he had made 83. Otherwise he played perfect cricket, and it was duo to his partnership with St. Croix that a critical stage in the match was successfully passed by the bowling being completely mastered.
Play began at about half-past eleven, the S..
winning the toss and comment cing the batting upon a beautiful wicket, the weather being warm, but tempered by a friendly breeze. At' the adjournment for tiffin 69 runs had been put together for the loss of five wickets. Upon the resumption more promising appearance was put'upon the state of affairs, S. ing and not being got rid of until he had Wallace doing the greater part of the acor. made 68, in which were two 6's, and six 4's, RO AS
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