CRICKET
ENGLISH COUNTY MATCHES,
YORIv-SURB EY MATCH FIASCO
(United press Association—By Electrie Telegraph—Copyright)
LONDON, August 25,
Annoyed because Surrey, with live down .i'o r 524, did not declare at the luncheon adjournment, Yoikshke burlesqued the game at the Oval. Verity, when bowling, placed every fieldsman, including the wicketkeeper, on the leg side of the wicket, and sent down- a number of over-arm balls that were almost wides on the on-side. Then in the middle of the ever he bowled under-arm balls, these being almost grubbers. He had the laugh turned against him, however, when the umpire no-balled the latter under the rule requiring the bowler to indicate any change of deliveries. Verity completed the over ’ with over-arms, after which Surrey declared with a record total against Yorkshire. There was an unusual incident at the opening of Yorkshire’s innings' Sandham caught Holmes at mid-on off a. uo-ball. 'Sutcliii'e, backing op too far,- was run out. Gloucester, playing Warwick, tried every (player, including the wicketkeeper, a, s a- bowler. The following are to-day's County cricket championship results:;
Derby v. Middlesex.—Derby, first 132 (Judge 5 for 27) ; second 320 (Alderman 83). Middlesex, first 151 (Copson 5 for 28); second 160 (Mitchell 6 for "53). Derby' won by 141 runs.
Surrey v. Yorkshire.—Surrey, first 6 for 560 declared (Squires 178, Safidham 96. Barling 112, Winlaw not out 75). Yorkshire, first 233 (Loyland 77) ; followed on 5 for 219 ( Ley]and in°b out 74). Surrey won one the first innings.
Worcester v. Hampshire.—Worcester, first 100 (Boycs 6 for 55) ; second 4 for 425' declared (Walters not out 190-, Nichol 116). Hampshire, first 99 (Brook 6 for 32); second 4 for 295 (Mead not out 131, Potheoary ' 70). Worcester wom en the first innings.
Warwick v. Gloucester.—Warwick* fii-Bt 355 (Bates 124, Wyatt 72, Sinficld 7 for -98) ; second 6' for 181 declared (Bate 6 90). Gloucester, first 244 (Hammond 89); second 112 (Hollies 4 for 47, Paine 4 for 31). Warwick won by 180 runs- -
Sussex v. Leicester.—Sussex, first 245 (Astill 5 for 56); sec-olid 167 (Bbwle.y 73, Astill 4 for 44). Leicester, first 228 (James Ban gridge 5 for 62 > 5 second 114 (\Veiisley 8 for 41). Sussex won by 180 runs. Lancashire v. Essex.— Lancashire, first 295 (Fames 6 for 72) ; second 8 for 205 (Wilcox not out 87); second 181 '(Booth 5 for 41). Lancashire won by 17 runs. Nottg v. Nqi'thants.—Notts, first 358 (Matthews 5 For 83j ; second 8 for 125 •declared. Nortbants, first 150 '(Voce 6 for 59); second 218 .(Snowden...s„6). .Sam Staples took five for -34. Notts won by, 115 runs. ; > • ,
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 August 1933, Page 6
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