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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 92, 13 January 1920, Page 6

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VISITS Oi" AUSTRALIAN TEAMS Bj' Telosripli—Prcsß Association. ' Christchurch, January 12. At a meeting of the Council of the New Zealand Cricket Association further consideration of tho proposal to institute a North v. South Island match was held over till the next quarterly meeting. Challenges for the Heathcote Williams Shield were received and accepted from Christchurch and Napier Boys' High Schools. In connection with visits from Australian teams, it was decided to forward .1 letler to the Board of Control suggestin? that. Australia should send teams to New Zealanl every two years, and that New Zenla'id should send a team to Australia every six years. The letter stressed the importance such visits had on the standard "f play in tho .Dominion, and tho pleasure tho public derived from t.liem. NEW SOUTH WALES V. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. (Rcc. January 12, 8.55 p.m.) Sydney, January 12. In the match between New South Wales and South Australia, tho latter team, in its second innings, scored S£7 (Steele 7G, A. Richardson 05, Williams 28). Bowling analysis: Hendry took three wickets for 10 runs; Ives, four for 7!): O'Kecfo, two for 17. New Sot,lll Wales in their second innings lost four wickols fov I(i2 runs, and woii l>y six wickets (liogle 55, Andrews, not out, CO, Kippox, rot. out, 18. Bowling analysis: Witty took one wicket for 52 runs, Lucas one for 20, Bridgeman two for 25.—Press Assn. 1 • rSouth Australia's first innings produced 210 runs, and that of New South Wales 3.75."|