ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET

Evening Star, Issue 19919, 16 July 1928, Page 2

ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET

. LONDON, July 13. Gloucester: First innings, 523 (Dipper 86, Hammond 244, Lyon 50; Raison hve for 1U4); second,, 30 for three wickets. Essex: First innings, 161 (Mills four for 40). Essex followed on, and in the second innings scored .388 (O’Connor 124, Russell 113; Parker eight for 155). Gloucester won by seven wickets.

, Derbyshire: First innings, 234 (Jackson 85; Loyland four for 47); second, 199 fStorer 57; Macaulay hve for 76) Yorkshire: First innings, 485 for eight wickets, declared (Holmes 67, Mitchell 91, Sutcliffe 111, Leyland 149; Worthington four for 67). Yorkshire won by an innings and 52 runs. Kent: First innings, 363 (Hardinge 64, Ashdown 136); second, 120 for two wickets (Deed 71 not out). Hampshire: First innings, 131 (Freeman six for 57). Hampshire followed on, and scored 350 (Mead 130; Freeman, five tor 132). Kent won by eight wickets. , Sussex: First innings, 481 (Bowley ,5, Langridge 85. H. Parks 127;. Warwickshire; First innings, 308 (Parsons 130. Santa 11 59; Tate six for "5); second innings, 345 for six wickets ;Groom 104 not out, Santalt 71 not ait). Sussex won on the first innings. Nottinghamshire; Fiist innings,, 293 Gunn 71; Jupp seven for 110); second innings, 360 for three wickets, declared (Geo. Gunn 159,. Carr 100 not out). Northamptonshire: First innings, 154 (Walden 54; Richmond five for 45); second innings, 296 (Bellamy 78; Barratt live for 53). Notts won bv 208 runs. •"Lancashire: First innings. 446 (Hallows 154, Watson 115). Worccrstershire: First innings, 127 (R. Tyldesley live for 36). The latter followed cn and scored 474 for eight wickets (Gibbons 140, Fox 148 not out). Lancashire won on the first innings. Staffordshire: First innings, 99; second, 181 (Horner 64). West Indies: First innings, 159 (Challoner 71): second, 123 for two wickets (Challoner 57). West Indies won by eight wickets. ■;

ETON-HARROW WATCH

’reu Association—By Telegraph—Copyright

LONDON, July 14. Eton: First innings, 126 (AkersDouglas 42; Robinson four f». 13, Welch two tor 3): second innings, 44 for two wickets. Harrow, 234 (Welsh not out 70; Jeff four for 48).—Australian Press Association.

THE LEADING AVERAGES

* a ros» As^cialion—By Telegraph—Copyright

LONDON, July 14. Tho following are the leading aver-

ages:— —Batting.— L N.O. R. Av. Tyldesley .. 27 7 1,740 87 Hendreu . 29 6 1,836 79.82 Leyland... . . 20 3 1,344 . 27 5 1,733 80.05 Hammond . 78.77 Sutcliffe ., 23 4 1,463 77 Hardinge . 25 4 1,576 75.04 Mead ... . . 26 4' 1,647 74.86 Hallows ... . , 27 4 1,569 68.21 Sandham . 25 3 1,449 65.86 Hobbs was among those who did not qualify. —Bowling.—• R. W. Av. Larwood ... ... 1.151 74 15.55 Freeman ... ... 21771 172 16.11 II. Tyldesley ... 1,336 75 17.81 Jupp ... 1,767 95 18.60 Tato ... 1,939 100 19.30 Robinson ... ... 1,634 84 19.45 Gilligan ... 1,086 54 20.11 White ... 1.555 .77 20.19 —Australian Press Association.