Popularity of the Sport Growing in S'hai debutant brigade of batsmen His his footwork excellent, brilliant fieldsman on the fence, and a useful slow bowler and capable wicketkeeper.
Benjamin H. Barnett (Victoria), wicketkeeper, He was understudy to Oldfield in England in 1934, but did not appear in a Test. He met the same fate in South Africa ju 1995-36. He is a forceful left-hand batsman.
W: A. Brown (Queensland), thè graceful, right-handed, stralght-bladed stylist, who made two Test cen: turies on his first tour of England in 1934.
Arthur G. Chipperfield (New South Wales), whose claims to all-round rating are that he is a magnificent slip, a fighting batsman, and a partnership splitter as a slow, leg-break bowler, John H. Fingleton, a stolid batsman who is recognized as one of the hardest batsmen in the world to shift if he survives the opening overs. As a fieldsman he is one of the most brilliant in the world. Now he occubies No. 1 position in O'Reilley's short leg trap and from close-in tu the bat is a perpetual menace and has held many a sparkling catch.
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