A DAY'S LEATHER HUNTING.

Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVI, Issue 140, 22 August 1938, Page 3

A DAY'S LEATHER HUNTING.

FOd THE AUSTRALIANS m i l l US FOR HUTTON AND LE ALAND. V GREAT START. LONDON, August 20. [be V shire County mates, Leyd and ! ' it ton, gave England a great it in i ; :e fifth and final test hern En .land and Australia at Kenigton ' il to-dav. After Edrich s disc ed at 29, Leyland and itton : ted patiently and skilly. T: mastered the spin bowli and • re still unconquered at imps, cm'li having scored well over ntnrv. u addition to breaking the Mil »i ct record of 188 for Eug■i agat- : Australia established by itliffe ; I Hammond in Sydney in >1932- t.A tour. Ibe w* her was tine, crisp and ay. ai the wicket appeared in rilent order. Rain temporarily iup p'l.y about the tea adjournit. Tli teams were:— Ei?lan. Hammond, Fames, Ley--4 Tei Bowes, Hutton. Pavnter, Upton, i .lrich, Hardstaff, Wood, g twelfth man. lustra];.. Bradman, McCabe, tleton. Brown, Badcoek, Barnes, Wl.v. Waite, Fleetwood-Smith, nett, Hassett. White twelfth PtComn, was omitted on account lieurit: - : u the shoulder, thus ■bning -tralia’s attack. P®mon : won the toss for the Pk tii. and England batted. Pnch. ; .n has failed repeatedly Pprodn fils county form in test Pet, to out l.b.w. to O’Reilly Pmakini' 12. Pyland hen partnered Hutton ■ pai ■■ monopolised the creases Hthe remainder of the day, alP?h both gave chances. ■ EXGLAVD.—First Innings. n.v out 160 ■*. Hi. . 1, O'Reilly 12 Bttd. n . ..ut 156 ■Extra- 19 I Total for 1 wicket 347 ■®E TEAM’S ITINERARY. August. ■.lßth, The Army at Alder- ■ - Fifth Test, at the Oval. H* 29th, 30th.—v. Sussex, at ■Brighton. September. W? 31si Sept. Ist, 2nd. —v. an ■«flnnd XI., at Blackpool. ■®h. f;i. v . an England XI., at ■.l2th, rip, _v. H. D. G.Leveson■thlth. 17th.—v. Gentlemen of A Dublin.