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LONDON, 26th August.
Yorkshire, 293 (Snfcliffe 81, Rhodes 106) beat Hampshire, 272 and 44. Kilner took six wickets for 13 runs; Waddington four fqr 24. Lancashire. 349 for six wickets (declared) grew with Essex, 219 for seven wickets, Middlesex, '456, drew with Kent,' 293 and 38, for one wk-ket.
Yorkshire's defeat of Hampshire «» their most brilliant victory of the season. Primarily Yorkshire worked yfor a first innings* lead, a win appearing impossible in the time. , Hants tried five bowlers Unsuccessfully In the attempt to keep down runs. When Yorkshire, thanks to Sutcliffe and Rhodes, defeated this purpose, the spectators settled down for a certain draw. Then came thrills. Hants lost Tennyson, Bowell, and Day for 13 runs, and two more had gone at 30. Mead-(Hampshire's greatest hope) and Aird only added 5, and Kilner took the remaining three wickets most rapidly. The. leading 'percentages, are: Yorkshire, 72.85; Notts, 70.40; Surrey, 68,18,
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 50, 28 August 1922, Page 7
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161COUNTY CRICKET Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 50, 28 August 1922, Page 7
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