FUTURE TESTS
DISCUSSED BY IMPERIAL CRICKET CONFERENCE
FINAL TEST TO BE PLAYED OUT,
(Router's Telegram.) (Received 29th JuJy, 11 a.m.) LONDON, 28th July. The Imperial Cricket Conference meeting, adjourned from 31st May, was continued to-day. It was resolved that the revised list of visits bo adopted as follows:—New Zealand to England, 1927; England to South Africa. 1927-28; England to Australia, 1928-29; South Africa to England, 1929; and Australia to England, 1330. No decision was arrived at in regard to the question of four-day ■ Tests, though it is understood that should alterations be made, five days will be considered more suitable. It was decided to play out the fifth Test match to a finish. Discussing the question of the future constitution of tho Imperial Conferences, it was decided that each country with which visits are interchanged shall be entitled to' two representatives. On the question of the declaration rule, it was decided to adhere to the usual 150 runs lead in- tho final Test.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 25, 29 July 1926, Page 11
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