misc602725	Southern Hawke's Bay v Horowhenua
	Other matches in New Zealand 1964/65
Venue	Dannevirke Domain, Dannevirke on 3rd, 4th January 1965 (2-day match)
Balls per over	6
Toss	Southern Hawke's Bay won the toss and decided to bat
Result	Match drawn
Close of play day 1	Horowhenua (1) 1/0 (Hemi ?*, Burnell ?*; 0.5 overs)

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Southern Hawke's Bay first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
IC Curley	st Lawton b Burnell	87		129	10	1
TRG Blacktop	lbw b Satherley	0			-	-
JF Clarke	run out	19
AW Parris	lbw b Smart	53
WG Jones	b Robinson	2			-	-
IN Sail	c Hemi b Robinson	1			-	-
FE Fisher	not out	44
*DJ Francis	c Hemi b Sissons	47		34	6	2
D Hatch	c Robinson b Satherley	8
GN Breingan	c Lynch b Buckingham	8
JD Hobbs	b Buckingham	0			-	-
Extras		16
Total	(all out, 80 overs)	285
Fall of wickets:
1-4 (Blacktop), 2-54 (Clarke), 3-145 (Curley), 4-148 (Jones), 5-159 (Sail), 6-178 (Parris), 7-236 (Francis), 8-267 (Hatch), 9-283 (Breingan), 10-285 (Hobbs, 80 ov)

Horowhenua bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Satherley	20	7	50	2	-	-
Buckingham	14	1	52	2	-	-
Robinson	19	4	62	2	-	-
Smart	7	2	28	1	-	-
Sissons	5	1	14	1	-	-
Burnell	15	1	63	1	-	-

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Horowhenua first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
DJ Hemi	c Blacktop b Hobbs	32		149
JE Burnell	lbw b Fisher	3		46	-	-
+GS Lawton	c Sail b Hobbs	18		55
R Lynch	c Hatch b Francis	10
CJ Buckingham	lbw b Fisher	8
MJ Thevenard	b Parris	18
*HN Sciascia	c Curley b Fisher	0			-	-
J Sissons	c Sail b Fisher	2			-	-
CK Smart	c Curley b Breingan	15
AT Satherley	not out	0			-	-
G Robinson	b Breingan	5				-
Extras		17
Total	(all out, 60.4 overs)	128
Fall of wickets:
1-26 (Burnell), 2-59 (Lawton), 3-76, 4-82, 5-102, 6-102, 7-108, 8-123, 9-123, 10-128 (60.4 ov)

Southern Hawke's Bay bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Francis	21	9	32	1	-	-
Hobbs	13	5	28	2	-	-
Breingan	6.4	1	16	2	-	-
Fisher	14	5	26	4	-	-
Parris	4	1	7	1	-	-
Jones	2	1	2	0	-	-

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Rain and bad light stopped play at 4.50pm on the first day
Heavy overnight rain delayed the start of play on the second day with only 90 minutes play possible before lunch
The rain clouds were hovering when Horowhenua lost their last wicket shortly before 4pm and the rain then returned meaning no further play was possible

 

 

 

 

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