The Minor Associations cricket team, representing the Minor Associations in New Zealand, appeared once at first-class level, playing against the touring Australians at the Basin Reserve in March 1921.
[3][4] As Hawke's Bay and Southland were still competing at first-class level, their players were not considered.
The team included only three men whose careers amounted to more than a handful of first-class games: Ces Dacre, David Collins and Bill Bernau.
Heskett was unable to play and twelfth man Ray London replaced him in the side.
[3] The match was the only first-class fixture that Arkwright, Blair, Drake, London, McVicar, and Schollum played, although all appeared regularly for their representative sides in the Hawke Cup.