N.Z. CRICKETERS
Keen Public Interest In First Game (Beceived 8, 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, May 7. The New Zealand cricket tegm prgc, tised intensively again this afternoon in preparatian for their flrst game tomorrow in which, partly through _ tho ex.ceptionally cordial reception " given then, nearly all the newspapers are crpating much interpst. The weather forecast is hue, promising a hardj fast wickpt. Tho feam cannot be announced until morning, when the manager will inspect the wicket to decide the best bowlers to use. A descriptjon of the. practie.e tlll§ afternoon was hroadpaet by Mr, P, G. Fender, foriper Surrey and England star. Page achieved the distinction of being oue of the firsfc New Zealanders ever to he televised, participating in the Empire progracnme which was transmitted all over England.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 95, 8 May 1937, Page 5
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