The Archive · 1937

The New Zealanders Taking the Field

In this picture of a number of the New Zealand cricketing' visitors to England are most of the team's most notable players in the just finished first Test which they fought. out to a very successful draw.

The players are (lof: to right H. G. Vivian, the vice-captain; knocked up 64 in the first inning:

J. 1, Kerr, who opened both innings soundly; M. L. Page, the captain; Cowie, who took six good English wickets; D. A. R. Maloney, who W. M. Wallace, who was in the fifties in both innings, and, A. W.

Roberts, who produced the best all round performance of the team.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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