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INDIANS BEATEN BY DURHAM (unTXD pxibs usocutios— cominrJ LONDON, June 11. Durham 'beat the touring Indian cricket team by five wickets. The Indians, in the first innings, made 174. Durham, in the first innings, made 176 (Dobson not out 52); Bannerjee took five wickets for 54. India, in the second innings, lost three for 203 and declared (Wazir Ali not out 139). Durham. in the second innings, lost five for 203 (Randle 85, Bannerjee five for 65). VISIT OF M.C.C. OFFICIALS TO AUSTRALIA LONDON, June 11. Lord Somers, president of the Marylebone Cricket Club, has informed the Associated Press that the suggestion that he and other Marylebone Cricket Club committeemen should visit Australia for the test matches was unanimously welcomed, but it was impossible to decide who should go, as most of the committeemen were unable to spare the time. Any such visit would
be informal and purely friendly, with the idea of becoming personally acquainted with the controllers of Australian cricket. It might be possible for someone to manage a three months’ trip which would enable him to see ? some of the tests.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21808, 13 June 1936, Page 18
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185CRICKET Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21808, 13 June 1936, Page 18
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