CRICKET.
PBESS ASSOCIATION. SYDNEY, November 13. Critics attribute the collapse of the English cricketers chiefly to their not having yet got their land legs. MELBOURNE. November 13. The Victorian team chosen to play Eng. land on Friday is as follows: —Armstrong. Collins, Fry, Graham, Laver, McAlister, McLeod, McMiohael Saunders, Stuckey and Worrall; emergency. Carl, ton. 111-health prevents Trumble from playing in the teamAPPOINTMENT OP UMPIRES. (Received November 14. 0.19 a.m.) SYDNEY, November 13. The Cricket Association, at a speejal meeting to-night, resolved to refuse to recognise Maclaren’s claim to appoint one of the umpires in the matches with the English team played in New South AYales. Combined Drapers journeyed to Lower Hutt yesterday, and defeated the Waiwetn Club by ten wickets. AVaiwetu, batting first, compiled 95—Brice 33, Pringle 25. The Combined Drapers’ first; two batsmen put up the required number of runs with, emt losing thejr wickets—Dixon 55, and Clnter 35.
The decision of the Third-class Committee in regard to the Phoenix-Midland match will be considered at a speoal meeting of the Wellington Cricket Assooation on Monday evening.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4513, 14 November 1901, Page 5
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178CRICKET. New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4513, 14 November 1901, Page 5
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