WARWICKSHIRE MATCH
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TOURISTS AT BIRMINGHAM county side taiies the wicket. BEWILDERING NEW ZEALAND FORM COWIE - MARVEL OF MODlERN AGE.
Rec. 12^30 a.m.. Londqn, Aug. 4. The New Zealand cricketers began a match against Warwickshire at Birmingham to-day. Warwickshire won the toss and -batted. The teams are:— New Zealand r Page, Moloney, Vivian, Wallace, Donnelly, Weir, Had'lee, Carson, Lamason, Gallichan, Tindill. , Warwickshire: Wyatt, P. Cranmer, Kilner, Croom,. Dollery, Ord, Buckingham, Paine, Mayer, Hollie, Santall. The weather is fine and the wicket is in good order. Details are:— WARWICKSHIRE. First Innings. Kilner, run out ^ Croom, not out •••••• ® Santall, not out 1 & Total (for one wicket) • • 24 Lord Tennyson in a newspaper article says the bewildering variations of the New Zealanders' form defy explanation. The players evidently have talent but una'ble consistently to reveal their ability. "Cowie is one of the bowling marvels of the modern age," he adds, "For consistency, length and direction he l^as no superiors."
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1937, Page 9
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