CRICKET.
ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA
[by TEI.EORA.PII—PER I’HESS ASSOCIATION’]
LONDON. April
P. F. Warner, in a special article in the “Morning Posit”, entitled “Our Chance Against the Australians,” -ays “The season promises to be the tiniest on record. The fixture list is more overcrowded than over. Everycoimtry naturally desires to have the Australians on their ground, t-iough the result, will, too often, be a foregone conclusion. The huge programme has brought most unfortunate i I askings. Surrey play Ivent, and Yorkshire meets Notts on the same day as the 'test match will he played at Uhl Trafford. Is it too late to remedy such a state of things? T am not altogether pessimistic regarding Britain’s chances on our own grounds, and with a wide field of selection we hould put up a good fight.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 April 1921, Page 4
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133CRICKET. Hokitika Guardian, 6 April 1921, Page 4
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