CRICKET.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 263, 30 July 1908, Page 7

CRICKET.

(by TEL.-:c-RArn—press .\ssocr.vnox--corYaHirr.) ' 1 KA.NJITSI.NIIJI. London, July 28. In the county crickot match, Sussex versus Surrey, llanjitsinhji, playing for Sussex, scored 200. •' ' TRIANGULAR TESTS,: ANOTHER I'IiASK. (Hoc, July UU, 11,10.p.m.) London, July 2y. ..The Yorkshire County Committee,.,-Lord Hawkc presiding, passed a resolution regretting that Australia had not consented to tho triangular tests scheme, slid; stating that tho Committee now feel that tours of colonial cricketcrs have been too frequent in Hie past, and that, in tho interests of county crickot, a three years' interval is advisable; consequently,. tho Committee' prefers that the Australians should visit lingland in 1010 instead of ISJUS) (tho year proposed in tho. Marylobono Club's invitation). ■ ' Ranjitsinliji, Jam of Nawnnagar, last month' scored 153 against _ Middlesex bowling, which, includes tho Colonial trundlers Tarrant. and Trott. When "ltauji" reappeared at Lords in this match after an interval of some years, and when ho once more completed a century, tho enthusiasm was ' remarkable, tho usually smlat'e occupants of tho pavilion seeming to vie with the general efforts to make their do. 1 light as omphalic as possible. He obtained his runs in the same .easy, graceful manner as of old, hut.owing presumably.to increased weight was not so keen upon short runs. In the first innings against Middlesex, he scored 153 not out, and m the second innings obtained 78 runs. . "Kanji" next appeared for his county against Essex. In tho first innings, which had not concluded when the match was abandoned owing to inclement weather ho had tho niisforluno to got l.b.w. when ha had made only oight runs.