TEST TEAM TRIALS
FOR ENGLISH ELEVEN
COMMENT BY CRITICS
LONDON, 26th M.ay
Mr. P. l p. Warner, in the "Morning Post," commenting on England's team, says the batting is not quite good enough after No. 5. It-might be overcome by making ■ Ames wicketkeeper. He expected to find Duleepsiuhji in the team, and is confident lie will be there later, " but is. not sur.e that Geary will fit into the side. Ho should not bo surprised if the Rest win or get the best of a draw.
Colonel ■ Trevor congratulates the Selection Committee tin. sticking strictly to business relentlessly and wisely de j dining to'-include • any player whom they do hot regard as-.having, the least possible chance of playing in > the first Test.
■ ' Tlio Test trial teams for the match at Lord's on 31st May are:—
England: 'Chapman (captain), ElJobius,' Itobbs; Suteliffe, Hammond, Woolley, Hendren, 'Tate, Larwood, Duckworth, and Geary.
Tho Rest: Whito (captain), Stevens, Duloopsinhji, Wyatt, Jardine, Allom (Surrey), Leyland, Ames, Hop wood (Lancashire), AVorthington," Clark (Nortbants).
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 123, 27 May 1930, Page 9
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