CRICKET.
[Reuter Telegrams.] COL. TREVOR SELECTS. ' LONDON, July 1. . Colonel Trevor in .the Daily 1 eleg,•aph, writes: “Obviously, we shall have to omit one of the following bowlers; Tate, Ivilner, Larwood, Root, Macaulay and Parker. Presumably it will not'he Parker, or he would not have been invited to go to Leeds. None of the batsmen, at a. glance, can be dropped, so that the choice must be from Root, Macaulay and Larwood. Frankly, Root’s experiment at Lords was not a success. If ho is excluded, there is still another that- must ho omitted. AYe cannot have less than four regular bowlers, so it looks as if we must sacrifice a batsman. * This mav he Chapman, despite his good innings. Though Parker is 42, he has a habit of getting two hundred wickets each season.”
ENGLISH COUNTY GAMES. In the County cricket, Shipman, playing for Leicester against Warwick, made 145 and Lord 102. Gear.y took 6 for 61.- For AA arwick Parsons made 104 and Quaife took .5 for 92.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1926, Page 2
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