CRICKET
THE TEST MATCHES,
SYDNEY, Nov. 18. The statement that if test matches went into the fifth day play would be limited to between 11.30 and 1.30 has now been corrected. The arrangement is that the tests be played out. The Englishmen arrived, and after an enthusiastic welcome at the Town Hall, proceeded to practice. The rush for membership tickets for Sydney matches is so great that the Trust has already closed lists. Eollowin* the easy defeat of South Australia and Victoria, it has become current talk that Douglas, already having the “Hobbs and Fender,” is sure to get the ashes.
N.S.W. v. ENGLAND.
SYDNEY, Nov. 18. The weather is fine for to-morrow’fl cricket.
MATCHES FOR SATURDAY. SENIOR. Victoria v. College, No. 2 Cook’s Gardens. Umpires; Messrs Young and Eckhofi.
Old Boys v. Ixnlay, No. 1 Cook’s Gardens- Umpires: Messrs Judd and Snowden Taylor,
JUNIOR,
College A, v. Y.M.C.A., College ground. College B v. Technical College, 'on College ground. St. Paul’s v. Wanganui, Technical School ground. Umpires: Messrs Hodges and Johnston.
TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW,
SENIORS. Old Boys v. Imlay.—E. H. Bernau, Rev. H. L. Blamires, P. H. Latham, R. P. London, S. L. London, F. Meuli, E. Rabone, N. Reid, J. M. Russell, C. F. Treadwell, A. Tronson. IMLAY CLUB. Imlay v. Old Boys, at Cook’s Gardens. —lmlay team will he chosen from the following: Holland, Oates, Darby, Potter, Tantrum, Smedley, Waters J. Waters T., Waters C, Falconer D., Good, Rudd, Everett, and Burton. JUNIORS. Wanganui 11. v.. St. Paul’s.—McKay, Carter, Fear, Greig, Sundborn, Greener (2), Kennedy, Dymock, Stratford, Prince, .. REP. MATCHES. The following are the representative matches which have so far been arranged by the Wanganui Cricket Association:— December 24-25.—Against Nelson, on Cook’s Gardens. December 27-28.—Against Manawatu, on Cook’s Gardens. January 1 to 6. —Against Poverty Bay, for Lord Hawke Cup. at Gisborne. January 7-B—Against North and South Taranaki, at New Plymouth.
The dates for the match against Wellington on Cook’s Gardens are yet to be arranged. All players are earnestly requested to roll np for practice in order to get themselves fit for the strenuous work which lies before them.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160811, 19 November 1920, Page 6
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352CRICKET Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160811, 19 November 1920, Page 6
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