BRILLIANT BATTING.
AUSTRALIANS , Hit HARD
(Per Press' Association.) » Z ". . ■ TIMARU, thisday^^The run-getting; yesterday established t a New Zealand ahd' Aust't^lian-recordi-f: There were great- displays by Cody, Crawford; and Trumper. H Crawford gave several chances," which i, !wodld' : have been 'accepted by a first-class field. H"e opened his shoulders to everything. He couldjvhe likened to Jesspp. He-hit:- 14 sixes i-and 45 fours. i*rutti'per played,, a characteristic innings, sc^rihg^all rq'und^ the wicket by pretty Strokes. He*lut~ one Six. and 21 fours. JSjJMple and Gra'w^jf' ford together scored 50 m nine minutes. •'"•'' The s bowling was good at the startj •- but the batsmeri' broke^lt u^and^-theh;^' did what ,they liked. '-' -: - f S ■/•*•'^-
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13321, 5 March 1914, Page 2
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108BRILLIANT BATTING. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13321, 5 March 1914, Page 2
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