misc603658
Bay of Plenty v Midlands and Thames Valley
Other matches in New Zealand 1975/76
VenueKensington Park, Whangarei on 16th, 17th November 1975 (2-day match)
Balls per over8
TossToss not known
ResultMatch drawn
Close of play day 1

Bay of Plenty first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
MJE Wright[dismissal not known]21     
BC Green[dismissal not known]2     
RA Shrimpton[dismissal not known]60  7- 
SJ Harris[dismissal not known]18     
PJ Kensington[dismissal not known]13     
MD Earl[dismissal not known]60  6- 
KA Craig[dismissal not known]81  10- 
RS Cunisnot out29  3- 
GD Cook[dismissal not known]1     
MT Henderson[dismissal not known]2     
H Unkadid not bat      
Extras6
Total(9 wickets, declared)294
Fall of wickets:
1-? (Wright), 2-? (Green), 3-? (Harris), 4-115 (Shrimpton), 5-118 (Kensington), 6-232 (Earl), 7-285 (Craig), 8-? (Cook), 9-? (Henderson)
Midlands and Thames Valley bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Garrett??462--
Killick??400--
Waugh??955--
Cotter??431--
Baigent??220--
Chambers??310--
Speechlay??120--

Midlands and Thames Valley first inningsRunsBallsMins4s6s
BG O'Neilretired hurt0     
A Lewis[dismissal not known]0     
RE Baigentnot out11     
BC Speechlay[dismissal not known]2     
DB Johnstonnot out16     
JR Killickdid not bat      
CR Garrettdid not bat      
NP Singhdid not bat      
RE Waughdid not bat      
MJ Cotterdid not bat      
B Chambersdid not bat      
Extras9
Total(2 wickets)38
Fall of wickets:
1-?, 2-?
Bay of Plenty bowlingOversMdnsRunsWktsWidesNo-Balls
Cunis??112--
Unka??80--
Henderson??00--
Cook??60--
Harris??30--

Notes
--> Bay of Plenty first innings batting adds 1 run under
--> Bowling in the Bay of Plenty first innings adds 1 run over
--> Bowling in the Midlands and Thames Valley first innings adds 1 run under

First ND tournament
Rain stopped play
Bay of Plenty (1) Earl and Craig added 114 for the sixth wicket
Bay of Plenty (1) Craig and Cunis added 53 for the seventh wicket
Thames Valley provided O'Neil, Baigent, Speechlay, Johnston, Garrett, Singh, Waugh and Cotter
Midlands provided Lewis, Killick and Chambers