CRICKET.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18400, 5 June 1925, Page 11

CRICKET.

ENGLISH COUNTY MATCHES. (BT CABLI—PMBS ABSOCI4TIO» COPIBICHT.) (*EUTia's TiLioauMflO LONDON, Juno 3. In a cricket rcstch between Cambridge Univcrsitv and the Army, Cambridgo scored ii its first inning 3 416 (Duleep Singh 128), ard in its second innings 19 for two wickets. The Armv's first innings realised 196, and ita second 235. Cambridge won by eight wickets. . Middlesex, against Sussex, scored in its first innings 383 (Hcainc 117, Hendron 56). Tate took eight wickets for 105. In its second innings it got 45 for 2. Sussex, first innings, 218 (Watson 51). Durston took four wickets for 29. Second innings, 203' .Bowley 68). Haig took four wickets for 37. Middlesex won by eight wickets.

Notts v. Surrey—Notts, first innings, 399 (George Gunn 117, Walker 78). Fender took 5 wickets for 99); second, 231 for sis (Payton not out £3. Walker 50). Surrey, first innings, 454 (Sandh»m 56, Jeacocke SO, Hobbs 180). Barrett took five wickeU for 89. - Surrey won on the first inninga. Yorkahiro v. Lancashire—Yorkshire, first innings, 232 (Holmes 51, Bhodes SD). Par-

kin Vjok four for 63. In its second innings Yorkshire ecorcd I£S for six (Rhodes not out 51). Lancashire, first innings, 285 (Hallows not out 111). Lancashire won on the first innings. .... Kent v. Hampshire—Kent, first innings, •07 (Collins y 64J. Second, 136. Jameson took five for 18. Hampshire, first innings, 305 (Tennveon 59, Bowc!! 88, Jameson 58);' sacond, 31* for 3. Hampshire won by seven wickets. ~ ',. „. , For "Warwickshire, against Derby, Stephens made 121- Warwickshire w.on on the first innings. . For Northamptonshire against Leicester, Wright, took five for 29. For Leicester, Skelding took eight for 78 and six for 45. Leicester won. For Gloucester agiinst Somerset, Parker took five for 71 and five for 26. Gloucester won. ' .• For Worcestershire against Essex, Koot took seven jor 97. Essex won.