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AUSTRALIA HAS PLENTY OF
SPLENDID BOWLERS
ENGLAND WILL BE UP AGAINST IT
(By Jólin Macadam)
Sunday Chronicle
In all the columns I have read about the chances of our cricket team in Australia this winter there has been little mention of any Australian bowlers beyond O'Reilly and Grimmett. We have had good reason to look on these two as bogey-men. They have humbled the flower of English cricket on so many occasions.
Secking consolation, some crities argue that Grimmett is less effective? on Australlen wickets than he is in this country and that he is now well in the category of veterans.
That may be, but he was good enough to take ninety-three wickets (average 14.64) during the Austro- Hans' recent tour in South Afrlen.
C.RC. BECOME CHAMPIONS
(Continued from Page 8.) table follow,
"B" DIVISION LEAGUE TABLE TO DATE
Scts P. W. L. D, F. C.R.C. "A" 8 8 0 0 54 8 0 1 1 45 Recreio K.C.C.... 0 5 1 2 40 C.S.C.C... 4 4 1 47 H.K.U.T.C. 8 4 4 C.C.c 8 3 3 0 31
PLENTY OF BOWLERS Quite apart from O'Reilly and Grimmett, Australia, during the last two years, has developed in Shelleld Shield cricket a number of players who have established their right to challenge for places in the Australian 11.K.C.C.. 3 2 0 1015 22 cleven this winter.
How Britain Retained Davis Cup
(Continued from Page 8.),
least at one time and ought later to
LEADING
RACKET WIELDERS
IN THE "B" DIVISION
The following are the leading
have won Quist's service in the ele vonth game but for a fall, which shook him up when he had got to vantage. Quist won that gante and successful pairs in the "B" Division Austin's service to love for 7-3, of the tennis lengue, the records ins the turning paint.
The fourth set was Quist's pretty well all the way and an it was left for the Wimbledon champion to settle the issue.
|cluding all matches played to date,
There were remarkable scenes of enthusiasm when the players of both |8. xides Ilned up on the centre court after the match.
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The "A" team of the Chinese Re-8-1; lost to Quist, 4–6, 6–3, 6–—–—7,|R. Cho ant F. R. Zimmera slow): II. G. Chilvers, New South creation Club defeated the Civil Ser Wales (right hand slow); E. vice Cricket Club, by 9 sets tir, G. P. Hughes and C. R. D. Tuckey (C/LC.2) McCormick, Victoria (right hand at Causeway Bay Scores: (Great Britain) lees to JH, Craw. F. Chy and
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(CS.C.C.) lost to P. F. Choi and 6-7, 8-10.
lost to T. L. In K. Lau 6.1; and P. C. Loung 6-2; lost to Y. W. Central British Association by 7-2. (6.5.C.D.) Lee and C. N. Tanng 7-5.
Scores:
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Add to that list T. Wall, S. McCabe, and L. O'. Fleet-wood-Smith,
IP. ). Choy and C. K. Lau whom have won their spurs in Test- H. R. Todd and J. A. Bendall | J. M. Wilson and J. J. Ferguson, IC.1.C. match cricket and you will see that | (C.S.C.C.) lost to P. F. Choi and (C.B.A.) lost to J. Rodger and T.. Agsfuraft and E. L. H. Shute Australia enn afford to sit back with | M. K. Lau 6-1; lost to T. L. In C. Monaghan 3-6; lost, to R. Gordan K. R. Todd and J. A. "Bendali a satisded smile.
and P. C. Leung 6-4; drew with Y. and B. O. M. Deane 8-2; drew with W. Lee nail C. N. Teang 6-0.
F W. Bradley and J. Pengelly N. Whitley and R. Blythe (C.B.A.) Y. (CS.C.C.) beat P. F. Choi and M. lost to J. Rodger and T. C. Monag
Lau 6-2; bral T. L. Iu and P. han 2-6, last to R. Gordan and .v.
64; lost to Y. W. Lee0. M. Denne 4-6; lost tu Leung
W 31. Burton and A. S. Reed 3-6, and N. Trang 6-3.
C.R.C. "B". UNIVERSITY The "D" team of the Chinese Re. | creation Club were not so fortunate Gregory is only twenty, but plays their seniors, losing to the Ifong and B. G. M. Denn 6-3; drew with.
W. M. Burton and A. S. Reed 6-8. with the coolness and judgment of a kong University by G-4, Scores:
KOWLOON Y. C. Lau and P. P. Kho (LKU.) |
INDIANS veteran. A brilliant bat and safe beat K. Ant and W. P. Leung by 6-1; The Kowloon Cricket Club defeat La Man-hing and Leung in feld, he is one of the best all-beat W. K. Cheung and M. K. Tamed the Indian Recreation Club by rounders in Australian cricket to 6.4; lost to 1. F. Wong and F. K. even sets to two at Sookunpoo yes- Ng Kam-shun and C, N. Tanny day.
Lau 2-0.
terday. Scores:
A. W. Ramsay and G. C. Burnett D. C. Luk and P. C. Leung (Kowloon CC.) beat A. M. Rumjahn A. Humaha and A. R. Sumed and . Bakar 6-3; beat S. A. R. Dux and M. 1. Itazack 6-1; beat A.
K. L. Chan and M. C. Hung McCormick was one of the suc(H.K.U.) beat K. Au and W. P. cesses of the South African tour, He
Long 6-4; bent W. K. Cheung and Increased his speed as the tour pro 31. K. Tani 7-5; lost to F. F. Wong gressed and learned to swing the ball and F. K. Lau 7-5. both ways. He is definitely a bowler to watch.
R. Kitchell and M. U. Razack 6-2.
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(JL.K.C.C.) C. Polglasse and N. A. E. Mackay
W. Mis M. K. Lau and seasoned players like Bradman,
H.K.C.C. v. C.BL.A.
(Kowloon C.C.) lost to Rumjahn and
(C.R.C.J.) Brown, McCabe, -Chipperfield, Bad-
Playing on their ground, the Bakar 2-6; lost to Box and Razack C, Watson and A. Crawford cock, Darling, Fingleton and Kippax, Ilongkong Cricket Club defeated the 2-6; beat Kitchell and Razack 6-4.
(k.cc.).
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there are a host of youngsters well up to Test class.
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and R. IL Robinson (New South Wales) can score centuries with the best; Don Failan (Queensland) is a brilliant stroke player, and T. Allen (Queensland) scored two Sheffield Shield centuries last sea- |
BON,
Brown and Fingleton will probably open the Australian innings. They are the logical successors to Woodfull and Ponsford.
NO ROWS, PLEASE! -
Altogether we seem to be in for a spot of trouble.
But I am sure that every cricket- lover will be with me when I say that it does not matter if we lose every Test match providing the game is played in the right spirit and there Is no recurrence of that squabbling that brought the last tour, to the level of a third-rate prizefight.
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