ENGLISH XI.
THE PUBLIC CHOICE. (BT WBUi —PBS3S AB9OCTA.TION —COPTRIGHT.) (STDBZT "30*" SBBVICB.) LONDON, April 23. The "Daily News" test competition resulted in the selection of:—J. B. Hobbs, H. Sutdiffe, M. W. Tate, A. W. Carr, F. E. Woolley, E. Hendren, P. Holmes, R. Kilner, (*. G. Macaulay, H. Strudwick, W. B. Hammond and C. W. Parker. WICKET AT LORDS. (BBOTEa'S TEtBOSiKS.) LONDON, April 23. The wicket at Lords ia unfit for play, and there was no practice to-<lay. Grimnpett is feeling the effects of obill, and most of the others are complaining of the cold winds. UNABLE TO ATTEND ANZAC DINNER. (uran'l TKJSOJUMB.) (Received April 26th, 12.45 a«.) LONDON, April' 24. H. L. Collins, captain of the Australian team, who was suffering from a severe cold, was unable to attend the dinner of the Australian Imperial Forces Olub at tho Hotel Victoria, and was confined to his room, but hoped to be up again to-day. The dinner was in memory of the landing at Gallipoli. Many prominent Australians were present. Other members of the cricket team were unable to attend.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18675, 26 April 1926, Page 9
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