CRICKET
WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION Criticism of attendance at representative practices was made at last night's meeting of the Wellington Cricket Association, and it was decided to suggest to the selectors that players who dp not attend be replaced by younger players, who, it was expected, would be keen to attend.
It being reported that the lbw rule had been revised, it was decided to •write to the New Zealand Cricket Council for any alterations in the interpretation of the rule. In reply to an inquiry Mr. L J. Brabin reported that- he understood there would be a supply of cricket balls available before February. Points gained to date in the club championship were announced as fol-lows:—lnstitute-St. Pat's 240,/ Petone 162, Midland-Wellington 151, Onslow 135, Old Boys 129, Kilbirnie 127, Hutt 127, Railways 114, University 87, Johnson ville 63, Army 60, Hospital 24, Karori 23, Air Force 15, Brooklyn 15, Navy 0. ,
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 135, 5 December 1944, Page 7
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150CRICKET Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 135, 5 December 1944, Page 7
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