CRICKET

Grey River Argus, 22 June 1925, Page 2

CRICKET

LONDON, June 19. In the County cricket competitions Surrey played Cambridge first. In fiirsit innings Surrey made 311. Hobbs scored 104 and Ducat ninety-one. Enthovan it.ok 6 lor 100. In tin* second innings Surrey 260 for 7 wickets ano declared. Hobbs made 113 not uiii. Jaeger took 5 for 74. (.’ambridge in the first innings made 179, Du leep Singh scoring filly-one. r’enIcy took 6 for 60. In their second f\rike. Cambridge made 127 for I wickets Francis scored sixty-six, L. Crawley fifty, Dulecp Singh made ninety-eight and Dawson 125. Cambridge won by six wickeCs. Kent in their first innings against Middlesex made 219. runs I. Knott scored seventyseven. Durston took 5 for 68. In the second innings Kent made- 227, Knott being not out 240. Middlesex won b\ an for 69. Middlesex in the first innings put up 488. Hearne made fifty-: i and Cuthbertson 58, while Hendren 1 not on 240. Middlesex won by i innings and twenty runs. Plying for A’orkshire against Glamorgan, Sutcliffe made. 121. Holmes I-. . ami Robinson not ourt, 108. Yorkshire won. For Warwick, against Leicester, Smith made 134, while Howel! took I for 65. Warwick won. For Worcester, against Nolts. ?; took 6 for 77. Notts won. For Sussex against (fioiicester Tate in >t,he latter's first innings toe: 7 for 66 and in their second 6 ior 36. Sussex won. Tate is the first G' capture one hundred this season. LONDON, .lune 19. Mr P. F. Warner, reviewing Mr AL A. Noble's book, “Gilligan s Men, in the ‘‘Morning Post,” welcomes the fart that Noble, who is one ot th< keenest judges of cricket, ond in his day was unsurpassed as a captain, opposes the eight ball over and any alteration in tossing or the choice o 1 innings.