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N.Z. CRICKET TEAM
BY TELECRAPH rRKSS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. ADELAIDE. Oct. 21. Responding to a welcome to the New , Zealand cricketers hv South Australian J Cricket Association. Lowry said in I England they had much good lurk and much bad luck. They lacked a fast bowler. llis impression throughout England was that a majority of the batsmen did not like spin howling. There were not many good bowlers in England. He paid a tribute to Tate and Larwood.
LONDON. Oct, 24. Tie' ‘‘Daily Chronicle” says that Sutcliffe has been asked to captain Yorkshire in succession to Lupton. The Yorkshire committee decided they cannot longer afford an amateur in the team, purely as captain. .lo*|uese only is an amateur of sufficient cruketii.c ability, hut ho hicks experience of captaincy, so Sutcliffe has been asked and he will probably play ns an amateur. His business as an athletic outfitter is exceedingly successful and makes this possible. Sutcliffe thus follows the precedent of Jomjesc and Sharpe of Lancashire.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1927, Page 3
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