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MARYLEBONE v.- WELLINGTON. OFFICIAL WELCOME TO TEAM'. ' (Per Press Association — Copyright. ) . - ■■ WELLINGTON,. March 15. """ The English" team has " heartily c-c-ri-"" curred with the Suggestion from the New Zealand Cricket. Cauheil that a number of passes .to AHw match against Wellington bo allocated to relief worker*. < _• The. Marylebone . team will b e wel. corned by Mr Forbes arid -members of the Cabinet ori Monday, and a civic reception, at which Mr Coates ,and the Mayor will speak, will 'be accorded the same day. ' -■■. ’ • • '■• . ■ .«* . ■ , . ’ . LARWOOD AND LEG-THEORY.
USE BY NOTT§ THIS SEASON.
(Received this -day at 11 a m.) LONDON, March 15!
A. W. Carr, captain of Notts, stated “If necessary, Larwood, And Voe« will certainly bowl the leg theory this season. I intend to have six leg traps for Larwood. Batsrpen may be bruised, but that happens against most fast bowlers.” -
Carr admitted that he disliked leg theory. “I frankly hate to bat against it, but a captain’s duty ~is to win matches.”
The cricket writer, Carson, expressed the opinion that the public null revolt if players are injured.
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