Fine Weather At Leeds
(Received noon). LONDON, July 21. The weather forecast for the test at Leeds is fine and increasingly warm. The wicket is perfect. Yesterday’s threat of rain has gone, and today is bright and sunny. Howard Marshall, the “Daily Telegraph” cricket writer, says the general feeling is that England has a chance of winning as the selectors have chosen an aggressive team.
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Northern Advocate, 22 July 1938, Page 5
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