3 Pv. Neill, b Lusk 17 Arneil, c Clayton, b Kelly 5 Wilson, b Kelly ... 7 Rev. I. Richards, not out,- 5 Taylor, not out 3 Extras 2 Total for 8 wickets ... 57 Bowling Analysis. Overs. Runs. Mdns. Wkts. H. B. Lusk... 19 12 12 4 Gould ... 12 4 25 1 Kelly ... 6 0 13 2 Parnell v. United. The above match was notable for the fine bowling of Mills and Pritchard for Parnell, and of W. Hawkins for United, the soft wicket giving these trundlers a good send-off for the season '91-2, as will be seen by their avernges below. United ■were all out for 58, of which the ex- Parnellite, G. Walker, was top with 15. B Harvie with 11, also a useful score, the others being all abroad. Although C. JSarvie got 14, he ought to be placed after his brother, who showed far better cricket for his runs. The veteran Yates succumbed to Mills in the first over. The Parnell are evea worse off, as Hawkins, aided by the wicket and a closing light, ■was almost unplayable, o being down for 16, Holle being beautifully caught by Miller just at time off a very hard drive. The catch was deservedly applauded. The fielding on both sides was very good, the Parnell being greatly strengthened in this department by Pritchard, Buchan, and Howard, whilst in Pritchard and Howard they have two bowlers who will doubtless be seen to better advantage later in the season. United. —First Innings. K. Yatee, 6 Mills 0 C. Harvey, Ibw, b Carson 14 W. Hawkins, b Mills 0 D. Miller, b Mills 3 W. Stempson, b Mills 0 W. Harvie, c Howard, b Mills 4 Cook, b Lawson .„ 0 G. Walker, b Mills ...15 W. E. Harvey, nob out 11 Maitland, b Pritchard 6 Wheatley, b Pritchard 0 Sundries • ... ••• .•• •■• 5 Total 5 8 O. Mds. N.B. Wkts.llns. Howard .... 12 5 2 0 13 J. Mills .., 20 3 0 6 26 Carson ... 7 1 0 1 8 Lawson ... 3 0 0 1 o Pritchard ... 1 0 0 2 1 Parnell—Firab Innings. Mills, b Hawkins ... 