CRICKET

Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1935, Page 5

CRICKET

SOUTH AFRICANS WIN AGAIN

(United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph—Copyright).

LONDON, May 28

The South Africans narrowly maintained their unbeaten record' m tie match against Middlesex*.. Ram twice interrupted the match. Crisp quickly dismissed the opening batsmen in one over. Langton’s consistent length and perplexing variety, despite the wet ball, destroy,d Middlesex’s chances of victory. S. Africa, first °O2 second U'3. Middlesex, first 192. second 1.51. (Hcndrcii 39. Human 20. Hulinc 25 not out). Crisp 4 for 4;>, Langton 5 for 59, Tomlinson 1 for 41. South Africa won by 22 runs.

(OI'NTY RESULTS

LONDON. May 28

Essex, first 11?! (Oopson 5 for 29). second 219. Derby, first 150. (Eastman 5 for 36); second, 6 for IPG (Kastman H for (10). Derby won by four wickets. Surrey, first 534: second 8 for 243 declared ('-'quires 70). Gloucester, first 308 (Dacre 52. Lyon 89); second S for 190 . Dacre 76). Surrey won on the first innings. Hampshire, first 136 (Howait.li 6 lor 58) ; second 97 (Perks 6 for 36). Worcest r, first 139; second. 4 for 101. Worcester won by six wickets. Leieest* r. first 3”5 ('Shipman 92, Prentice 93) ; second 7 for 69 declared. Lancashire, first 242 Oddon 124); second. 73 (Geary 6 for 341. Leicester won by 129 runs. Nortbants, first 329, (Bakewell 12.1); second. 157 (Bakewell 89). Glamorgan, first. 174 (Clark 5 for 47); second. 3 for 143. Nortbants won on the first innings. Notts, first 459 (Hen no 101. Win row 131) ; second. 3 for 124 declared. Somerset. first 330 (4. Lee 91); second. 0 i far 30. Notts won on the first innings. Kent, first. 421 (Ames 138) ; second, 6 for 266. Warwick, first. 180. Kent won on the first innings. Yorkshire, first. 421 (Barber 191 >. Sussex, first 86 (Verity 4 for 16) ; followed on, 212. Yorkshire won by an innings and 123 runs.