TEN WICKETS FOR 32
BRISBANE BOWLER’S GREAT FEAT CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA (United P.A.—By Telegraph — Copyright) SYDNEY, Sunday. The cricket season was opened in Australia yesterday. In the first grade matches, playing for St. George against Glebe, Don Bradman made 148 not out, and Fairfax 46. For Petersham against Northern Districts, Tommy Andrews .scored 102. Bowling for Western Suburbs against North Sydney, Dupain took seven wickets for 27. For Gordon against Manly, Macartney took five for 30. At Brisbane, lion Oxenham bowled the whole of the Northern Suburbs’ 1 earn. He took the 10 wickets for 32 ENGLISH TEAM SAILS "A GOOD SET OF FELLOWS,” SAYS GILLIGAN (Australian a,id N.Z. Press Association) (United Service) LONDON. Sunday. "We have a fine team —a good set of fellows.” was the farewell remark «*C A. H. H. Gilligan when the Marylebone cricket team sailed for Australia and New Zealand on Satui'day. Mrs. Legge and Mrs. Woolley and the latter's three-year-old daughter accompanied the team. The New Zealand Boy Scouts also left by tho same vessel. The team of English cricketers which will tour New Zealand consists of the following:— * A. Harold Gilligan (captain), Sussex. G. F. Earl. Somerset. K. S. Duleepsinhji, Sussex. E. W. Dawson. Leicestershire. G. B. Legge. Kent. r:. T. Benson. Oxford University. .\l. J. Turnbull. Glamorganshire. AT. J. C. Allom, Surrey. E. If. Bowley, Sussex. W. Cornford. Sussex. F. Barratt, Nott.i. AT. S. Nichols. Essex. S. Worthington, Derbyshire. F. E. Woolley. A>nt.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 781, 30 September 1929, Page 12
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