CRICKET.
FOURTH TEST MATCH ABANDONED. CABIiI—PBUS*; ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT Received July 30, 11.15 a.in LONDON, July 29. Owing to torrential rains the South African iourth test match has been abandoned.—Reuter. In -the abandoned South African test Tate took three wickets for 34 runs and Dick Tyldesley 11 for 11 — Aus - N.Z. Cable Assn. COUNTY MATCHES. Received July 30. 12.40 p.m . LONDON. July 29. Rain generally interfered with play in the twenty-fifth found of the county cricket contests, and a number of matches had to be arnandoned. For Kent, against Leicestershire, Woolley made 141, and Seymour SO not out. Ashdown took four wickets for thirteen, Freeman four for 28. For Yorkshire against Glamorgan, MacAnlev took four wickets for 37, and Waddington four for 17.—Reuter.’
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 30 July 1924, Page 9
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