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ENGLISH TEST TEAM
PROBABLE NEW ZEALAND XI
NOTTINGHAM, June 21
English critics agree that the selectors have chosen a powerful allround side to meet New Zealand, though some regret that mere opportunity was not given promising younger players. From New Zealand's viewpoint there is at least the advantage that the visiting batsmen have played all the bowlers before, so know the characteristics of the attack.
H. G. Vivian has strained a leg muscle and M. W. Wallace split a finger. They are receiving treatment in London in preparation for the Test.
Although much will depend on the condition of the wicket on the morning of the match, it is probable that the New Zealand team will be the
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 146, 22 June 1937, Page 9
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