Australia Wins By Innings In Second Test At Brisbane
Australia defeated England by an innings and 33 runs in the Brisbane Test, with notable performances from McCool who took five wickets and Yardley who compiled a steady 118. The rain-affected pitch offered spin, and Australia’s bowlers toiled to restrict England to 246 and 318 in two innings.
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Team Selected for Third Test
The Australian selection for the third Test has been announced. Names include Tallon, Lindwall, and Dooland with Tribe and Toshack in doubt depending on weather and form. Bradman’s fitness remains uncertain, while selectors aim for speed and reliability in Melbourne conditions.
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Messiah Oratorio Shown By St Andrews Church Choir
The combined church choir at St Andrews Church performed the Messiah last Monday. Soloists Mrs Fricker contralto Mrs Myre Law and Mr Rumell Ais led with praise. the chorus delivered solid work and earned applause from attendees.
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Visit of MCC Tham Max Week to Play Southern Districts
The Southern Districts Cricket Association plans a visit by the MCC Tham Max Week to contest a final at Manuka Oval on Friday, with arrivals Thursday and a reception arranged by the ACT and Southern Districts. Umpires Mr V Griffin of Canberra and Mr A Holawasser of Port Kembla will oversee the match, amid a broader reorganization of country cricket in New South Wales.
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Century Stand Drives Loxton to 158 Not Out in Test Match
Victorian bats finish 89 by lunch as Loxton and Fothergill build a decisive partnership. Loxton reaches a century in 140 minutes, his 158 not out taking 212 minutes and including ten fours. Australia’s bowling figures feature Bill Elliott and Cook among others, while New South Wales batsmen struggle in a tense opening session.
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