THE CRICKET EPISODE.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11505, 11 February 1903, Page 6

THE CRICKET EPISODE.

Wβ are glad to be able to publish theJulAjS ter addressed to Mr. A. E. G. Rhodes; W||||l Mr. P. F. Warner, the captain of English cricket team, which appears ta~4faif|||l issue. "A fault confessed is a : dreestf," and; it will be gratifying Js||| our cricketen,' and to the P s to find that -our. Visitors hatfe the frank and manly court* v peoted, and bar* expressed, their for the remarks to which our batow.Vfellj naturally objected. " Themad* to Mr..A. E. O. Mode* t of the Canterbury 'Cricket r reprewating the. Canterbury they will no doubt bo accepted : , public ia general, and by jibe crlck#elf Wm ; particular, In the spirit in %M I been offered. > W«/of course; ac«j&|i||||J yTat^et's,statement that iwithar , J men disputed the decision of UUi : pires. Both' wen .quite "- in refusing-to out. but, as it happened, ; unfortunate' that neither- :'l , curred, for an immediate decision 'WiSJKjiH I or other would have »v«rted *U ' 1 quent trouble." The other , prominently, connected with tb*:'j|"|| fjmM ' having also expressed their; regret titey should have made irejnarki;i!b|j - heat) of the moment, to wbick objw could be taken, the aneident) ooeerfi Wjam close, and for this teaaon we ivm't Wjjl&m -, held publication of several letter* respondents supporting ,the took up. The visitor*'gab* *" I *^* l ' ell oy* their , admission of ' are. sure'their laU opponente ; them half-way, and tiwfc both J|||H ' all the better friends.^. [' -i" >-•