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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XX, Issue 162, 28 June 1930, Page 2 (Supplement)

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COUNTY MATCHES. CENTURIES PLENTIFUL. (United Press Association—By Cable— Copyright.! (Received 28, 10.30 a.m.) London, June 27. Surrey v. Cambridge.— Surrey in the first innings scored 665—Barlin 72, Shepherd 234. Second innings, two wickets for 150. Cambridge, first innings 572—Grant 95, Brown 150, Morgan 110. The match was drawn. Yorkshire v. Somerset— Yorkshire, first innings 186—Young took ux wickets for 65; second innings, one wicket for 318 (declared)—Holmes 102, Mitchell not out 130. Somerset, first innings 43, Bowes taking four wickets for 27; second innings 133, Bowes taking five wickets for 40. Yorkshire won by 328 runs. Derby v. Leloester.— Derby, ■ first innings nine wickets for 383 and declared—Jackson 94, Townsend 96; second innings five wickets for 153. Leicester, first innings 381—Derby won on the first innings. Warwick v. Kent.— Warwick, first innings 265—Wyatt 117, Freeman took five wickets for 82; second innings 223—Wyatt 98, Freeman took six wickets for 87. Kent, first innings eight wickets for 438 (declared)—Deed 133, Todd 89; second innings one wickets for 53. Kent won by nine wickets. Middlesex v. Gloucester Middlesex, first innings 134—Parker took eight wickets for 49; second innings 142—Parker took eight wickets foi 60. _ Gloucester, first innings 233— Haig took six wickets for 62; second innings two wickets for 44. Gloucester won by eight wickets. Glamorgan v. Sussex. — Glamorgan first innings 251, second 187. Sussex. first innings 428—Bowley 71, A. Gilligan 85, Wensley 92; second innings one wicket for 11. Sussex won by nine wickets. Worcester v. Lancashire.—Worcester, first innings 274—Gibbons 91; second innings 116—R. Tvldcsley took six wickets for 52. Lanca-

shire, first innings 181—Brooke took six for 89; second innings five wickets for 180. Worcester won on the first innings. Nottingham v. Oxford.—Nottingham, 'first innings 216; second innings six for 440—Whysall lift, Wai kor 112, Lilley 106. Oxford first innings 513—Moore 148, Melville 83. The match was drawn. Essex v. Hampshire.— Essex, first innings 258, second 244. Hampshire, first innings 153, second 214. Essex won by 134 runs.