Brown and O Reilly Spark Bowler Threats in England Test
News from the tour highlights Brown scoring 194 not out against Northamptonshire and 96 versus Surrey, while O Reilly shows deadly form at Surrey. Don Bradman posts four centuries in six innings as captain, aiming for a thousand May runs. Stan McCabe's scoring is subdued as his steadiness and defence wane.
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Seat of Action
W. A. Brown
Northamptonshire
Surrey
O'Reilly
Don Bradman
Stan McCabe
Don Bradman under fire at Kensington Oval
Severe criticism greeted Don Bradmans tactics at Kensington Oval as critics questioned his decision not to enforce the follow on after the first innings. The piece argues his selections, including Badcock and Barnett, as well as Ward and Fishlock, show mixed reasoning and prompts debate on White and Waite contributions.
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Don Bradman
Kensington Oval
Burrey
Badcock
Don
Barnett
the Oval
Bradman
Fishlock
White
Waite
Aid
England's Test Team Picks Weigh Experience Against Youth
The piece weighs captains, fielding, and bowling form as England selects its Not Out picks for a five day test against Australia. It relays doubts about Leyland and AllenToohed, praises Hammond as the finest all rounder, and argues for a captain with class and stamina to outface the Australian attack.
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England
Leyland
Denis
Ubisu
Ling
Hammond
Youvack
Allen Toohed
Allen
Pup
D. Redardine
Robins
Australians Aim To Break Middlesex S Perfect Home Record at Lord's
Australian XI returns to Lord's for a second appearance aiming to defeat Middlesex, who have never beaten Australia. The 1886 match featured close play, with Australia edging a one wicket victory after a late collapse by Middlesex. Dr. Roland Pope and other Australians are highlighted in historical notes of the series.
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Lord’s
Middlesex
Pelham Warner
Patsy Hendren
A. B. Stoddart
Jack Heartes
Australia
Jack Blackham
Roland Pope
Edinburgh University
Sammy Jones
Tun Beott
Victoria
Wiehkete
Burtons
Edward Dyttelton
Cambrhlee
Historic England Australia cricket clashes and famed ton records
The article surveys early England Australia Tests and county clashes highlighting standout innings. It names players such as Warner, Barnes, Turner, Ferris, Trumble, Hearne, and Trott, notes centuries at Lord's, and recalls dramatic collapses and partnerships in 19th century fixtures. It mentions Middlesex scoring feats and selections shaping England bowling strength.
English Champions First Class Cricket 1937 Averages
English first class averages highlight top performers from the 1936 season. The piece lists seven batsmen with 20m runs and averages from high to low, and notes Hedley Verily leading the bowling with the most wickets and impressive averages.
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Gage
Hedley
Hampshire Highlights Phil Mead's Century Against Australia
In a sunlit Kentish setting, Hampshire faced Australia in a two day match. Phil Mead scored 100 not out with 435 not out in the innings, supported by Gregory and Minnett as Australia struggled. Tasmania’s best all rounder Charlie Eady admired the contest as heavy strokes and strong bowling defined the play.
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Tasmania
Hampshire
Austalians
Charlie Eady
Brale
Jones
Adelasio
Charles
Wight
Phil Mead
Australia
Sydney Gregory
Wereen Berdsley
Roy Minnett
Hampshire and Australia clash in long running cricket tour
The report covers Hampshire's series against Australia with notable feats by Mead Lowndes and Arnold. Australia maintains the edge in centuries, while Hampshire fielders and bowlers such as Noble and Herman show steady if unspectacular form. Wickets and scores highlight the ongoing matchups, including O Reilly and Meads productive bowling.
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Hampshire
Phillip Mead
W. G. Lowndes
J. Arnold
Mead
O'Reillye
Whelwood-Sailth
Tayo Beam
Australia
M.A. Noble
P. Mead
A. HH
Moore
McGorkell
A. BE
G. EM. Hebti
MG. Aili
Unclear OCR: Northamptonshire Almanac Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a Northamptonshire almanac or schedule shows scattered names and numbers. Readable items include references to Herberts, Merritts, Warringtons, and Ward with various figures and places. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear summary.
Surrey Bowling Team Ledger and Player List
A fragmented OCR page records a Surrey bowling event with numerous player names such as Brown, Gregory, Watts, and G Gover. It lists innings scores, frame counts, and partial team mentions like Surrey first and second innings, with scattered notes on bowlers and bowlouts, though many details are garbled.
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Australia
Sgleton
Brown
A. L. Massett
Bo ' Berry
Chipperfield
Tb Gaver
Ami M. G. Waite
Brooks
B.A. Barnett
S. Whith
Merry
A. Wald
Brown W. J. Orkilly
Brow Breed
Wotsis
Aquiroe Watts
Gregory’. Terry
Wash Brown
Gover
Kaninga
Surrey
Paninge
J. Gregory
Barling
Wolmes
O'Hellly
A. OM
Gari
Axd-Wells
Brews
Aki
Ida
Century counts against teams in England cricket history
Fragmented OCR lists centuries scored by various teams against England. Mentions Australian XI 9 percent, Austrian XD, TRAM team, Ven ihe Ted, Wie team, and Athtration XI with figures like 1014 and 1649, plus a 1878 entry and other unclear references.
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England
Ine W. TL
A. C. Bannerman Hi Ogaliat Celeentarsuire
Agalnat
Conlturieg Agalnat
Gi. Graces
World of Sport Bits Revealing Rugby and Tennis Happenings
Pat Lyster, Springbok winger, sprouted elbow trouble in Durban during an opening rugby round in South Africa. Australian tennis champion AX Newcombe to visit Sydney for June championships. Ron Fennell disputes middleweight limits after a home defeat. NSW Rugby League results highlight Group 43 matchups and country week eliminations with Lismore Avimdale and Qivednhoven notable scores.
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Pat Lyster
Springbok
Australia
New Zealand
Durban
South Africa
AX Newcombe
Sydney
Gates
Lismore
Avimidale
Parttes
Qivednhoven
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