Australians Edge England In Warm Brisbane Test
In hot humid Brisbane the fourth Tet match drew 24,000 attendance as Australia, after winning the toss, faced England on a good wicket. Bradman led a steady Australia innings, with Woodfull and Richardson contributing, while Larwood bowled explosively for England. The day ended with Australia 283 for 3, trailing England by 85, Bradman 71, Ponsford 16, and Richards 24. The crowd roared at each Larwood over and the day closed with mounting tension over the pitch and pitches.
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Seven go for 89 at Mayemanis
Ambiguity clouds the score as players Bainreny and others struggle after a disrupted start. Bradman and Ponsford faced Lavwond in early play, followed by Baring and Tove as seven wickets fell, with an injured player among the rout.
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Paynter Seriously Ill in Bermondshire Report
Paynter Seriously ill at home with high fever and illness noted in a local bulletin. The report describes a sudden decline and says he was unable to attend events as doctors monitor his condition closely.
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Cricket Records in Australia 1831 to 1925 and Beyond
A compact, data heavy note compiling early Australian and English cricket marks. It cites the heaviest searing oddities, highest scores, notable partnerships, wicket counts, and long-standing records across tests. Mentions include Anglais, Hobbs, Rhodes, Malley, and Beadman with figures touching centuries, aggregates, and defeats.
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Australian Board Proposes End to Bowing Controversy
The Australian Cricket Board of Control released a conciliatory message to the Marsbone Cricket League, noting the dispute over a specific bowing style remains a matter of particular technique. The board defended its position as in cricket’s best interests and urged a resolution at Sydney’s recent recertification meeting.
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