At the request of English captain Len Hutton, a Melbourne firm recently sent six handsewn cricket balls to him in Perth for practice purposes. Mr. C. Jones making them. He has been handsewing cricket balls for 30 years. An 5 English critic recently complained the English team had to use three different kinds of balls, the handsewn being reserved only for Tests. October 27, 1954.

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