INNINGS VCTORY IN TEST AGAINST INDIES
Aust; Press Assn.-United Service. Received Wednesday, 5.5 p.m. LONDON, July 24 The second cricket Test between England and the West Indies concluded with dull, slow batting on an easy wicket. England won by an innings and 30 runs. , , The scores were:—-England 351, West Judies 206 and 115 (St. Hill 38)., Bowling for England, Freeman took five wickets for 39, and White three for 41. The "Daily News" cricketing correspondent describes the finish of the Test as the tameSt for many years. The West Indies have much to learn before they can justify their new rank. With six; wickets in hand, requiring 74 to necessitate a second English innings, they petered out unimpressively. Constantino was twice dropped. Freeman’s figures to-day were 9 overs, 14 rung, 3 wickets. For the match his figures were ton wickets for 93. He has taken 192 wickets this season. CHAPMAN PEOBABLjf CAPTAIN ,-• >,*■ OF TEAM TO TOUR Australia, Australian Press Association. LONDON, July 24. ■ The Australian Press Association understands that the first batch of names for Australia will bo announced at the week-end. Well-informed authorities state that Chapman will bo captain and Jardinc vice-captain.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6671, 26 July 1928, Page 11
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