COUNTY CRICKET
PATAUDI'S TWO CENTURIES
GOOD BOWLING
LONDON, 26th June. The following are the results of the latest coxmty cricket fixtures:—
Kent v. Warwickshire, at Folkestone —Kent, first innings 134, Foster taking seven wickets for 68; second innings 144 (Woolloy not out 103), Mayer taking seven for 61. . Warwickshire, first innings 201, Freeman taking five for 59 j second innings, two for 78. Warwick won by eight wickets.
Sussex v. Essex, at Cbelmsford.— Sussex, first innings six wickets- for 448 declared (Duleepsinhji 140, H. Parks not out 200) ; second iiming3, no wickets for 28. Essex, first innings, 211; second innings (followed on), 262 (Cutmore 10C). Sussex won by ten wickets.
Yorkshiro v. Hampshire, at Portsmouth.—Yorkshire, first innings, eight wickets for 387 declared (Sntcliffe 107, Mitchell not out 119). Hampshire, first innings 136, Bowes taking five for 64; second innings (followed on) 180, Bowes taking five for 68. Yorkshire won by an innings and 71 runs. Somerset v. Lancashire, at Nelson.— Somerset, first innings 141, E. Tyldesley taking five wickets for 63; second innings 17S, B. Tyldesloy taking eight for 80. Lancashire, first innings 153, YVhite taking five for 62; second innings, three wickets for 167. Lancashire won by aeven wickets. : Glamorgan v. Derbyshire, at Cardiff. ! —Glamorgan, first innings 197, Lee taking four wickets for 34; second innings, three for 281 (D. Davies 82). Derbyshire, first innings, five wickets £or 365 declared (Smith 92). Derbyshire won on the first, innings. Worcestershire v. Notts, at Worcester. —"Worcestershire, first innings 115, Larwood taking five wickots for 39 runs; second innings 306 (Gibbons 110). Notts, first innings, nine for 299 declared (Carr 127); second innings three for 123. Notts won by seven wickets. ■Leicestershire v. Middlesex:, at Leicoster.—Leicestershire, first innings 223 (Shipman 73); second innings, four wickets lor 305 declared (Shipman 120). Middlesex, first innings 309 (Hearne not out 152); second innings, six for 95. Middlesex won on the first innings. Cambridge University v. M.C.C., at Lord's. —Cambridge University, first innings 144, Jupp taking five, wickets for 38; second innings 250, Gibson taking six for 44, Marylebone, first innings 209 (Jardinc not out 100); second innings 162, Brown taking five for 47. Cambridgo University won by 23 runs. Oxford University v. Surrey, at the Oval. —Oxford University, first innings, eight wickets for 328 declared (Nawab of" Pataudi 165); second innings, five wickets for. 109 declared (Patnudi 100). Surrey, first innings 20S; second innings, two wickets for 134. The match ■ was drawn.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 151, 29 June 1931, Page 9
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