misc29201	Timaru v A Shaw's XI
	A Shaw's XI in Australia and New Zealand 1881/82
Venue	Aorangi Oval, Timaru on 18th January 1882 (1-day match)
Balls per over	4
Players	Timaru: 22; A Shaw's XI: 11
Toss	A Shaw's XI won the toss and decided to field
Result	Match drawn

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Timaru first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
SG Raymond	c Shrewsbury b Peate	2
HB Courtis	run out	2
WR Moore	b Peate	3
JS D'Emden	b Peate	3
J Thierns	b Midwinter	14
F Bethune	b Midwinter	8
CTH Perry	c Peate b Midwinter	7
MJ Shepherd	c Barlow b Midwinter	0
CA Jefferson	lbw b Peate	0
CS Fraser	b Midwinter	4
WJ Hughes	b Peate	2
J Grant	b Peate	10
GW Andrews	run out (Barlow)	7
*E Fowler	b Peate	8
J Rothwell	c Bates b Peate	7
C Franks	b Peate	4
W Turner	c Emmett b Midwinter	1
F Jones	not out	4
WP Reeves	run out (Ulyett)	5
E Lough	b Midwinter	11
JG Bowie	b Midwinter	0
PH Clemance	b Midwinter	0
Extras	(7 b, 2 nb)	9
Total	(all out, 62.2 overs)	111
Fall of wickets:
1-3 (Courtis), 2-4 (Raymond), 3-8 (D'Emden), 4-11 (Moore), 5-29 (Thierns), 6-33 (Bethune), 7-35 (Shepherd), 8-38 (Jefferson), 9-46 (Perry), 10-48 (Fraser), 11-48 (Hughes), 12-59 (Andrews), 13-71 (Fowler), 14-74 (Grant), 15-82 (Franks), 16-83 (Turner), 17-87 (Rothwell), 18-95 (Reeves), 19-109 (Lough), 20-111 (Bowie), 21-111 (Clemance, 62.2 ov)

A Shaw's XI bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Peate	31	7	63	9	-	-
Midwinter	31.2	16	39	9	-	2

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A Shaw's XI first innings		Runs	Balls	Mins	4s	6s
G Ulyett	c Hughes b Rothwell	7
RG Barlow	c Andrews b Lough	21
J Selby	run out	57
W Bates	c and b Rothwell	0
A Shrewsbury	not out	32
WE Midwinter	not out	0
T Emmett	did not bat
*A Shaw	did not bat
+R Pilling	did not bat
WH Scotton	did not bat
E Peate	did not bat
Extras	(2 b)	2
Total	(4 wickets, 85 overs)	119
Fall of wickets:
1-8 (Ulyett), 2-62 (Barlow), 3-62 (Bates), 4-115

Timaru bowling	Overs	Mdns	Runs	Wkts	Wides	No-Balls
Rothwell	36	11	39	2	-	-
Hughes	24	13	33	0	-	-
Lough	20	10	33	1	-	-
Perry	5	0	12	0	-	-

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The match ended in contoversy, stumps being called 40 minutes early after the South Canterbury captain, E Fowler, objected to the number of people transgressing on the ground. According to the Timaru Herald this was not so and it was probably because it was so cold that the captain wanted to get his players off the field as the English XI had won. This course of events led to bad feeling between the public and their home team.