BRADMAN LEFT OUT
Echo of Cricket Tour NO GOOD-CONDUCT MONEY Melbourne, December 10. Although five New South Wales inembers of the Test team have received their £l5O good conduct money, payment to Bradman has been withheld. It is understood that the attention of the Board of Control has been directed to Bradman's newspaper articles while the Tests were being played in England. The manager of the team (Mr. Kelly) refuses to comment. ONLY EIGHT MEN M.C.C. in Rhodesia ILLNESS IN TEAM Cape Town, December 9. Marylebone in their second innings against Rhodesia scored 322. Chapman and Allom did not bat. Leyland made 169, Ihe highest score of the tour. Hammond made ‘l9 and retired indisposed. Chapman then (declared, as he had only eight lit men. The match was drawn.
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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 66, 11 December 1930, Page 11
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