ENGLISH CRICKETERS
BAIN PREVENTS THE RESUMPTION OF VICTORIAN MATCH. Melbourne, November 15. If. is raining and there will be no cricket to-day. The wicket is under water'.—Press Assn. VISITORS'' CAUTIOUS BATTING. Sydney, November 15. The "Herald's" cricket correspondent comments on the solid perfectness but/ uninteresting quality of the Englishmen's batting. There was no war of movement, only a solid trench combat—one sido dug in and the other trying to dig them out. The outstanding feature of the visitors' work wns caution. The "Telegraph" says:—"The batting throughout was classical, but not of the kind virile Australians desire." Both papers express disappointment at the weakness of the Victorian batting.— Press Assn. CLEM HILL WILL NOT RETURN TO THE GAME. , ' ■ (Rec. November 15, 9.45 p.m.) Adelaide, November 15. Clem Hill, replying to'a'suggestion by Douglas that he play in tke test matches, s'ates he lias no intention of returning to cricket.—Press Assn. •*
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 44, 16 November 1920, Page 7
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148ENGLISH CRICKETERS Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 44, 16 November 1920, Page 7
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