Record Christmas Day Test Cricketers Lift NSW To World Record
New South Wales players Kippax and Hooker powered a final day stand of 307 for the last wicket to set a world record and win on first innings against Victoria. The match showcased strong showings from Ryder Hendry Bradman and a Beckett, with Kippax making 200 not out and Hooker 82.
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World’s Record Last Wicket Stand Highlights NSW Victory
A shattered NSW victory over Victoria is remembered for Alan Kippax and H Hooker’s 307-run last wicket stand as they overturned a dire situation. The record partnership surpassed 7000 runs across all last-wicket feats, with other notable late-inning records cited from Woolley Pincher and Kent across various matches and eras.
Australians Decide on Fourth and Fifth Test Conditions
At a Melbourne meeting the Board of Control set the fourth and fifth Test dates at least seven days before the start and informed the South African Players Association of tightened admission rules. A West Indies tour to Australia was tentatively planned with selectors receiving higher allowances. The board appointed a captain for the fourth Test and discussed publicity around a delay in naming venues.
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Pages and Pages of Pictures Test Wicket and Attendance
A fragmented report notes a Test match with heavy program length and rain affecting play. It mentions uncertain future seasons, a sizable first four days gate of £2140 16s, low attendance on day six, and a ceremonial presentation of balls used during a Kippax and Hooker partnership.
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Alan Kippa Shines as Pinch Hitter for New South Wales
Alan Kippa, noted for clutch performances, again lifts New South Wales against Victoria. He compiled big scores across Melbourne and Sydney grounds, including multiple centuries in the Sheffield Shield era, with a standout 271 not out and other tall innings. His run of form solidifies his status as Australia’s premier pinch hitter in the country.
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NSW Missed Chance Against Victoria in Melbourne Test
A Melbourne Thursday report notes New South Wales narrowly missed an outright win against Victoria after a dramatic day. Alan Kippax led a record 260 not out stand with B. H. Hall, while Hooker bowled effectively, and Colling contributed 173. The piece recalls prior clashes and fielding, praising Kippax's pace and the NSW fight, and mentions other key figures like McKow and Hone.
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Melbourne Pavilion and cricket debate dominates page
Melbourne residents discuss the new pavilion at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and its striking design and cost. The feature covers spectator facilities, committee rooms, and the overall impact of the structure on viewing and club operations, noting a £60,000 cost and the building’s grandeur.
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