CRICKET

Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 164, 29 March 1923, Page 8

CRICKET

STOKES VALLEY V. EASTBOURNE. The following will represent Stokes Valley in a cricket match to be played against Eastbourne at Stokes "Valley next Saturday:—Graham, Hawtbirne, Jenkinson. King, Leggatt, A’Znzfe, Barker, Styles, Thompson, Young, Page. The Eastbourne team will.be selected from the following:—Wright Foley (2), Kortlanp-. Hartridge, Co Ims. Jones (2), Ryan, Hiddleston. Williamson, Wilson, McGirr, Walling, JoshTile umpires will be Alessrs. J. Cameron and N. White. TO PLAY NAPIER. The following cricket team is leaving f.or Napier to play a Hawke’s Bay eleven on Saturdav and Afonday: " Aldorsley, captain (Hutt), Pringle (Hutt). Whitwell - (Old Boys), Souper (Old Boys), James, Burt, Banks, Smith, and Foley (Institute), Milne (Y.ALC.A.), Bailey (Wellington College) Mr. Bailey will act as manager. GISBORNE HIGH SCHOOL V. NAPIER. By Telechaph,—pbt.ss Association Cisborne, March 28. The high school mqjicih. GTslrdrne v. Napier, won won "by the former for the first time.-Nasmith scored 207 runs. SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET return of. m.c.c. teaai. - London, March 27. The AI.C.C. team has returned from its tour in South Africa. Mann, in an interview, said that he did not approve of playing Test marches to a finish. He thought that four days was quite sufficient—six days imposed too great strain on the players. He considered the standard of South African cricket greatly improved. ‘On the next English tour,” he said, they will be a very formidable combination. Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.