English Attack Not Startling Read's Twenty Two Paces
Englishmen, nearly at full strength, faced a tough day as Victoria chased 289. Read and Read's team battled fluctuating conditions with Rigg, Vernon, and Smith among the main scorers, while Holmes and Parkes bowled steadily. A weather-impacted first day ended with Victoria 2 for 198, then 246 all out as Rain halted play.
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New South Wales and MCC May Meet Strongest Eleven Yet
Australia cricket fans in Sydney await a bold Ashes bid as New South Wales and MCC select a youth rich side for the four day match. The team, led by H L Whaling, includes Kippax Moris Robinson Seaite Lee and Bad work bowling options such as Ehlings Chilvers Wyeth Waite Wall and Gregory.
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Bradman at his breezy best in cricketers’ report
Pha Referee notes Bradman at his best on Saturday as Moyle’s colt and Wright lead scoring for a high tempo batting display. Moyle makes 108 and Wright 67 as East Torrens defend, while Crpidity bowls well for Crabid. Port Adelaide, Sturt and other sides also feature notable performances and setbacks.
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TARAS TS TEAM IN TEA
Team notes and partial cricket style figures from a fragmented November 1 item. Mentions players Hajar Nugul Ot Ryder Homby Brywnt and Oxentinn with overs bowled and scores like 14 end for WL. Overall readability is limited with many garbled phrases.
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Three Centuries in Brisbane Three Centuries in Brisbane
Three batsmen topped the century in Brisbane grade cricket on Saturday. J. Farquhar and others starred for Eastern Suburbs and South Grieve and Celts contested, with Souths declaring 318 for three in their first innings and Celts suffering a 178-run deficit. Notable scores include Collins 130 and Hickey 106 for Souths, with strong bowling by Hornibrack and Thurlow in varied spells.
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Victorian batsman scores 117 in a long innings
The report describes a batsman scoring 117 in 33 hours with powerful pulls and drives. Lyttelton chased balls as Read faced Rend’s bowling. Plant and Quin shown aggression late while Park and Sims bowled. A curious incident near fine involved Langridge and a rule call over a bump ball.
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Plant's Fine Batting Steals The Show In Slow Innings
In fine weather at luncheon Victoria faced a nondescript innings as Plant led the scoring with steadiness. He played 192 minutes with four fours, while bowlers Nagel and Gregory troubled the batsmen. Parke and Ebbling opened for England, but Plant's drives and leg plays kept the score moving, and Read and Langrifer added concise contributions as the innings closed with a strong middle order showing.
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Death of English Cricketer Who Made Century Against N S W
An obituary notes the death of a prominent English cricketer after a Tuesday incident in Tingiand, with reference to his century against New South Wales and his ties to Cambridge University. The piece mentions contemporaries and team links including Victoria and NSW players, plus coaching figures and notable matches.
One of the best MCC Adelaide encounters in memory
Bradman led a resilient Australia side in a gripping Adelaide Test against South Australia. Parker opened as 1b and early fielding stumbles slowed the chase, but the match pivoted on a tactical masterclass. Bradman and Ryan steadied the innings chasing a challenging target, with South Australia surrendering late as the English press noted the match as champagne cricket.
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