CRICKET IN ENGLAND
ERNEST TYLDESLEY'S FINE
INNINGS.
x'UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.—COPTRIUHTO
(AUSTRALIAN - NEW ZBALAND CABLE ASSOUUTI.fa.)
LONDON, 17th July. Yorkshire, 195 and 332 (or six (declared), beat Essex, 96 and 151 V For Yorkshire, Rhodes scored. 102, and "Robinson took four wickets for 27 and four for 22.
v. Hampshire, 206 and 326 for six, beat Notts, 147 and 380. Head'scored 58 and 80 not out, and Kennedy took five for 52 and six 'for 27. Whysall (Notts scored 101. . . '
Sussex, 205 and 147, beat Gloucester, 137 and 168. I n Sussex's second innings, Smith dismissed six of the first seven batsmen, stumping .two and catching four.
Surrey, 436 for eight, and 84 for three, drew with Lancashire, 185 and 444. Hobhs scored 104 for Surrey. Ernest Tyidesley's magnificent innings' for 238 rescued Lancashire from an apparently hopeless position.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 16, 19 July 1923, Page 7
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138CRICKET IN ENGLAND Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 16, 19 July 1923, Page 7
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