CRICKET TOUR

Northern Advocate, 4 August 1932, Page 5

CRICKET TOUR

BAILEY'S CONTINGENT. MOOSE.TAW IS "ROUTED. CENTURY TO EE ADM AX. (Received 9",a.m.) VANCOUVER, August 2. In a cricket match at Moose,jaw, Mr Arthur Mailey’s Australian eleven today scored 302 runs for four wickets and defeated IS local cricketers, who were all out for 102. The details of the visitors' scores are:— Bradman, c Wright, 1) Kenyon .. Hi) Kippax, not out .' 7(! Richardson, run out 30 McCabe, e Cole, b Buckley ...... ;"7 Rofe, st—, b Buckley 11 Carney, run out g Extras . in

Four wickets for 302 McCabe took 6 wickets for 2 r,; Ives, 3 for lo; Mailey, 0 for 4-1,

CONTESTS IN ENGLAND. INDIANS V. WARWICKSHIRE. SCHOOLBOY'S BOWLING FEAT. ROBINS MAY DEFECT. (Received 11.30 a.m.) LONDON, August 3. Playing against Warwickshire the Indians made 282 (Navomal 72, Amar Singh ~>7). Paine took '> wickets for 130. The county lost 3 wickets for 00. .7. H. Cameron, an 18-year-old Taunton schoolboy, born in Jamaica, took ten wickets for 40 in a single innings, playing at Lord’s for the Public Schools in the annual match against the Lord's -School. Cameron is a gongly bowler of the Robins type, and goes to Oxford in 1033.

It is again rumoured that Robins •will be unable to accept the invitation to Australia. The obstacle is domestic rather than business, as Robins desires to take his wife, to which the AI.C.C. is opposed. Although the M.f'.O. made an exception in favour of Hobbs ’ wife in 1928, it is unlikely that it wilT consent in the case of Robins.