LATEST CRICKET.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18805, 29 November 1932, Page 8

LATEST CRICKET.

BRADMAN IMPROVING.

READY FOR TEBT MATCH.

OLDFIELD LEAVES HIS BED

United Press Assn. —Elec. Tel. Copyright. (Received Nov. 29, 10.io a.m.) . SYDNEY, Nov. 29. Bradman it is stated, is feeling much better, but will not decide until the morning whether he will play to-day. He will be fit for the test match however. Oldfield the wicket keeper, left his bed yesterday, and will be medically examined to-day. * HAWKE’S BAY TOURING TEAM. MATCH WITH WELLINGTON. (By Telegrapn. —Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The cricket match between the Hawke’s Bay touring team and Wellington opened in favourable weather. The visitors were the first to use an excellent wicket but the Wellington attack proved too strong and all were out before lunch for 122. There were some bright patches in the batting, but, generally, the showing was mediocre. The bowler to cause the most concern ' was Blundell, who took six wickets for 48. Details of the scores are :- Kavanagh, b Blundell 12 Finlayson, c Blundell, b Crook . 4 Browne, c Briffiths, b Blundell . 27 O'Brien, o Browne, b Blundell .. 0 Maliony, b Griffiths 18 Ellis, c Crook, b Griffiths 32 Beuth, c Ross, b Browne .... .8 Simpson, b Blundell 15 Fitzwater, b Blundell 0 Reaney, not out 3 Chadwick, st James, b Blundell 2 Extras 1 Total , 122 Bowling.—Blundell took six wickets for 48; Crook, one for 30; Griffiths, two for 35; Browne, one for 8.