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ENGLAND V. BENDIGO. (Australian Press Association) (United Service.} BENDIGO, January 9. In the match against England, Bendigo thirteen won the toss and sent England in to bat. Details ai*e as follow':
THE ASHES. LORD MAYOR’S COMMENT. LONDON, January 9. “ It is good that during my Mayoralty, the ashes have again been awarded to England,” said Lord Mayor, Sit Kynaston Studd, at a dinner at the Mansion House. “ Some of you have no doubt, seen a photograph of those who first brought the ashes, which included my two brothers.” Lord Darnlcy said: “I assure you, as one who has played against the Australians, and knows them, they are no mean side to beat. Though wo have won three tests, we had a great deal of luck in the first two. Chapman is the finest captain England has,had.”
ENGLAND.—First Innings. Sutcliffe, b Ogilvie 30 Leyland, c Ogilvie, b Lillett 41 Tyldesley, c Ogilvie, b Moore ... 52 Mead, c Porter, b Odgers 20 Hammond, b Moore ••• 3 Jardine, c Porter, b Moore 15 Ames, c Moore, b Bushbridge ... 4P Larwood, l.b.w., b Bushbridge ... 0 Hendren, c Thomas, b Ogilvie ... 73 Chapman (not out) 14 Extras 9 Total for nine wickets 305
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1929, Page 3
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