CRICKET
WARNER’S OPINION
United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
LONDON, November 15,
The “Evening Standard’s” special correspondent says that Warner told him at Melbourne that Australia’s tests team, in battle order, was 60 per cent, stronger than any State side. “That because England hae beaten South Australia and Victoria easily, she is a- certainly for the ashes, is a view I don’t share.” “It is ridiculous,” 'adds Warner’, “for London critics to describe Bradman as a clay-footed idol, because of iiis double failure at Perth.”
N.S.W. TEAM
TO PLAY ENGLAND.
(Received this day a\ 10.25 a.m.) SYDNEY, November 17.
The New South Wales team against Eno-land on 25th. November is as folium Kippax, Bill, Bradman, Cummins, Fingleton, Hird, Howell, McCabe. Oldfield, O’Reilly, Theak, and Brown is twelfth man.
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