CRICKET.
CIUCKET VISIT,
United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)
(Received this day at 8 a.m.) LONDON, September 13
Chapman said it will be a great pity if the 1033 English team does not visit New Zealand; It would be most helpful, to cricket there. “I do not see that it would involve any curtailment of the Australian programme. It might mean dropping a match at Perth on the return journey, but the last team was the first to play such a match. It could play at Perth on the way out.”
AUSTRALIAN VISIT TO ENGLAND
MANAGER OF TEAM
(Received this dav at 9.25 a.m.) MELBOURNE, Sept. 14.
The Cricket Board of Control appointed W. Kelly .of Victoria, as manager, and T. Howard, of New South Woles, as treasurer of the cricket team to England in 1930. Dr Dolling (South Australia). Ryder Victoria) and R. Jones (New South t.ales) were appointed selectors. It was decided to allow professional journalist players to write for the press up to the time of selection, but the Board will not approve of the selection of players who contribute articles for the press commenting on the play of anv first-class match, or on the prospects of any player.
LONDON, September 13
Australian tourists 278 (Geary 66), followed on. second innings 162 (Hendren 84). Rest of England won by an innings and 103 runs. Alarylebone 280 for 6 declared (Duleepsiiihji not out 167). Yorkshire 102 for 6, Haig 4 for 48. Yorkshire won by four wickets.
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