CRICKET.
A RENAISSANCE. LONDON, July 19. Lord Harris, presiding over the Cricketers ’ Fund meeting at Lord’s, said that cricket to a great extent had recovered from the war depression. Enthusiasm for the game was never greater. He did not at all agree with •Judge Moule, who had said in Australia that he feared English cricket was decaying. Lord Hawke said that personally he could see no evidence of such decay in England, though it was only by a shave we won the rubber in South Africa. An amateur eleven did well .••gainst very strong sides in Australia. Good bowlers were coming on,, and ho thought, in the future we. would be as strong as ever.
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Grey River Argus, 21 July 1923, Page 8
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