Surrey Learned It Was No Mistake

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30153, 10 June 1963, Page 15

Surrey Learned It Was No Mistake

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LONDON. June 9. Sunrey, put in to bat on a nea2"-perfect wicket at Swansea on Saturday, thought the Glamorganshire captain, A. Wheatley, had made a bad mistake in a county cricket match. But Wheatley knew what he was doing and had Surrey all out for 79 inside 98 minutes. J. Jones took six Surrey wickets for 38—the best figures of his first-class career. Glamorgan, by stumps, had 210 for six on the board. J. Dyson, of Lancashire, batting against Hampshire, was hit on the arm by a ball and an X-ray later showed a fractured bone in his left forearm.

Dyson is the second Lancashire batsman to break an arm this season. Last month J. Bond broke his arm in a game against the West Indies. Close of play scores were: At Lord's: Middlesex 326 for three declared (R Gale 86, W Russell 130. P Parfitt 69), Essex 2S for no wicket. At Portsmouth: Lancashire 340 for seven (P. Marner 109. H Pilling 133 not out), v. Hampshire. At Oxford: Oxford University 304 for nine declared (P. Sabine 52. R Thomas 40. M

Groves 74 not out), Northamptonshire 22 for no wicket. At Chesterfield: Derbyshire 238 (G. Lee 51; A. Nicholson six for 36), Yorkshire 63 for no wicket. At Swansea: Surrey 79 (J Jones six for 38), Glamorgan 210 for six (A. Jones 54, J. Pressdee 56 not out). At Leicester: Somerset 302 (P. Wight 66. B. Langford 47 not out), Leicestershire 31 for two. At Nuneaton: Warwickshire 315 (R. Barber 61. J. Jameson 52, R. Hitchcock 70), Kent 25 for one. At Worcester: Sussex 117 (A Oakman 41; N. Gifford five for 29). Worcestershire 107 for five. At Cambridge: Cambridge University 116 (R. Hutton 41; Asifiqbal six for 45); Pakistan Eaglets 203 for five (Azaz 97 not out, Mushtaq Mohammad 42). Yorkshire Wins Results of matches which ended on Saturday were: At Harrogate: Yorkshire 352 (D. Padgett 41, W. Stott 83, J. Binks 46), beat Somerset 202 and 111 (J. Waring four for 32), by an innings and 39 runs. Yorkshire 10 points. At Lord’s: Hampshire 113 and 242, beat Middlesex 108 and 148 (R Hooker 72; D. Shackleton five for 42). by 99 runs. Hampshire 10 points.

At Nottingham: Nottinghamshire 204 and 254 for seven (J. Bolus 100), beat Lancashire 242 and 203 (P. Lever 79 not out), by three wickets. Nottinghamshire 10 points.

At Oxford: Oxford University 209 and 157 (E. Fillary 62). beat Warwickshire. 123 and 221 (P.

Amiss 40. Ibadulla 40, E. Fillary five for 79), by 22 runs. At Cambridge: Sussex 111 and 359 (K. Suttle 83. P. Ledden 66 not out), drew with Cambridge University, 326 and 58 for two. Kent Two Points At Leicester: Leicester 235 and eight for 272 declared (H. Bird 73. A. Wharton 41, J. \[an Glevan 47 not out), drew with Kent 301 and 113 for two. Kent two points. At Swansea: Glamorgan nine for 297 declared and three for 222 declared (A. Lewis 87 not out, J. Pressdee 68 not out), drew with Essex. 193 and eight for 229 (B. Knight 90 not out). Glamorgan two points. At Derby: Northamptonshire 269 and six for 169 beat Derbyshire 280 and eight for 186 declared (W. Oates 58) by four wickets. Northamptonshire 10 points, Derbyshire two points. At the Oval: Surrey 299 and three for 231 declared (W. Smith 103). drew with Gloucestershire. 25? and four for 167 (J. Mortimore 71. C. Milton 78 not out) Surrey two points.