CRICKET.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 2560, 18 December 1924, Page 10

CRICKET.

13NGMSH TEST TI'IAM CHOSKS. j or; VWX GAM 10 WITH AUSTRALIA, JUNIOR. (Tiv Electric Cable —Copyright.] I Aust. and N Ruble Am ] SYDNEY. Dia’iimbfi' The Eiißtisli Tost, cricket team 1,,.,.i, selected as under: Cnlntau (ea plain ). Hobbs, Sul rb I : IV, Itendren, 11 1 a; ac. Woolley, Tate, Krocinan. Chapman, Strudwidk amt Samlbam. The match, Englishmen a#aim>i Australian juniors, I'ondmK.l m mm weather on a Rood wicked. iMiuland I heir first inninßs were r> wickets to 1; l<) , (ficcla red closed) Hobbs mad lid Sideline (is. Hemlrru .el, .sum. Im m (not out ) ",-. . juniors, in tlm second inninßs lost 7 wicUels tor :i'.l (M. A. Notne (not out) 41. The match was drawn. St TCDIITT'.S DISMISSAL at TOO WOO M U A ■ STATRMKN’T HV M.C/’. 1 .ON I M IN. Dee. H. 'l’li,, Marylebone Club bus made a I'll It tier statement in regard to the meident. when Sutcliffe lost Ids wicket i) Toowooomlja. and points out t li.it i lu>re is nothin# illeß.il oi dsell in the action, but maybe (be attendant c.henmstanees would Justify the umpire in deciding: such an act was obstrucliye or unfair. During: (he majeb between (In Unglish team and Toowoomba, Oehleman, running’ d|> to deliver (lie bail lo U.earne, stored al the wicket and whipped off (he bails while Sutcliffe was si amli UR outskle Ibe crease. .Members of the English team slated a! (tie tiife Unit in their loiuv experienec of first -class cricket, they bad never seen sneli an incident. (Ticket law No. 3ii says: . . . out when the bowler is nbmd to deliver (lie ball. If i lie batsman at Ids wieket be out of gronml before actual deliver)’, 11m said bowler may run him out. . . | ••'(lover-Point” recently adversely criticised a ManawaUi junior bmMcr )fnr siu’cessl’mljy a )>pea I ihr for "run out" in circumstances identical to the above,.]