CRICKET.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 11 August 1924, Page 5

CRICKET.

SOUTH AFRICA V. UNITED SERVICES. BY CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION-COPYRIGHT, _ LONDON, Aug. 9. At Portsmouth, in glorious weather and on a good wicket, the South Africans commenced a match against the United Services. Africa, batting first, made 182 (Hearne. 68, Taylor 62). Jameson took four wickets for 33 runs United Services have lost two wickets tor 140 (G. Bryan 51 not out). ENGLISH COUNTY MATCHES. rp. ... LONDON, August 9. ihe position m the county matches follows-- Sei 0t the day ’' S play was Hampshire, in the first innings, made 016 for eight wickets and demared (Mead 154, Aird 113, Day 97 Dowell o 5 not out). Tate took five wickets ror 114. Sussex, in the first innings made 347 (Tate 164). Tate is a, 1 ,?! to , com P lete WO wickets and louo runs this season. Sussex followed on and made 111 for the loss of owo wickets (Young 62 not out). Kent, m the first innings, made - 67, vw d iY 1 second 229 (Hardinge 50 V ooUey 64) Staples took five wickets toi bo. Nottingham, in the first innings, made 242 (Whysall.lo9 not out), in thei second strike Nottingham made oo for two wickets. ■ av F< ? l * Yorkshire against Leicester, Haddington took seven wickets for 43tor Essex against Gloucester, Hipkiii took eight wickets for 71, and in the first nmings Geary took five wickets toi do; in the second innings for Uancashire. against Northants R. Tyldesley took seven wickets for 6 runs, and m the first innings MacDonald took five for 24. For Warwick against Glamorgan, W. Quaife made 109 not out. and Howell took six wickets for 6h: ior Worcester against Derby Root took seven wickets for 37 in the first \iY-Y 11 and five for 67 in the second. Wilson took four for 27.