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Salient. The Newspaper of Victoria University College. Vol. 20, No. 2. March 29, 1956

Canterbury

Canterbury

CUC is sending to tournament its strongest batting side for several years.

A. C. Timpson (captain): The old-timer of the team, playing in his fourth tournament. Right-handed batsman and slow (not spin) bowler.

J. M. Croucher: Wicket-keeper for the NZU team for the past two years, John is keeping as well as ever this year.

B. D. Vastest: Right-hand bat, and possibly the best fielder in the team. playing in his second tournament.

J. D. Kane: Right-hand medium-fast swing bowler, also playing in his second tournament. A good hardhitting batsman. J. F. Penney: First tournament A batsman-wicketkeeper who has had a very successful season.

A. Pettit: The sole Lincoln representative in the team, playing in his second tournament. Represented CUC at Christchurch in 1954. A medium-paced bowler and good batsman.

R. J. West: A fresher who has turned in good performances throughout the season as a medium-paced bowler and a very dependable batsman.

G. A. Leggat: A right-hand batsman who has been making his presence felt in senior cricket this season. Last season Graham represented Nelson as an all-rounder.

J. B. Park: Another all-rounder who has represented Nelson. John who is playing in his second tournament, will take the brunt of the fast bowling.

I. A. Axford: An old tournament player who has been selected for the NZU team. I am, who represented Hawke's Bay against the West Indies this season, is a right-hand opening bat, and has been scoring heavily this season.

B. M. I. Dineen: A right-hand batsman who was twelfth man for this year's very successful Canterbury Plunket Shield team. Chosen as a member of the New Zealand Colts team to play the touring West Indies this season.

D. G. Hamilton: An aggressive right-hand bat who is very useful in the middle of the order. A Wanganui representative on. odd occasions, Don also bowls the doubtful leg-spinner.