AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS
MANAGER’S RECOMMENDATIONS
[BY CABLE —PRESS ASSN.—-COPYRIGHT.]
(Reed. October 2. 11 a.m.)
LONDON. October 1.
Mr. Kelly declines to give an indication of the nature of the recommendations he is making to the Board of Control on his return, but it will not be surprising if he opposes the playing of further tests at Leeds, which despite the great advantage the Australians have gained there, cannot be considered as a ground up to test standard. The players themselves undoubtedly would prefer more matches in the more pleasant south and west of England, at the expense of the gloomy north. This year saw an experiment in accommodating the team at the Midland Hotel, away from the fashionable centres, partly for economy and partly because there were fewer distractions, and less unwelcome curiosity regarding the players than if they had stayed at the West End. It is believed that Mr Kelly will recommend a com tinuance of this policy, provided the hotel agrees to certain conditions.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 October 1930, Page 5
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