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Hokitika Guardian, 20 July 1936, Page 5

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< United Press Association—By Electrh Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON, July 17. ' Rain-damaged wickets were responsible for low scores in county cricket matches. Scores:— Warwickshire.—First innings, 203 (Kiltier 89; Watt five for 51) second innings, eight for 182 declared (Dollery not out 88). Surrey—First Innings, 154 (Wilnot seven for 34); Second innings. 159. Warwickshire w;oii by 72 runs. . Derbyshire—First innings, 268 (Townsend 115); second innings, three for 204 declared (Townsend not out 78). Kent—First innings, 184 (A. Pope five for 48); second innings, 147. Derbyshire won by 141 runs. Yorkshire—First innings, 102 (Astill six for 43); second innings, none for & Leicestershire—First innings 10? (Bowes five for 41, Smailes five for ,49). Leicestershire won on the first innings. Glamorganshire—First innings, 227 (P, Davies 79), second innings, 114. ( Sussex—First innings, 198 (Mercer four for 25). Sussex won by five wickets Worcestershire —First innings, 249 (Gibbons not out 114); sec ond innings, eight for 147 declared . (Stephens six for 59). Gloucestershire—First innings, 134 (Jackson six for 43). Second innings, two for 83 Worcestershire won on the first innings. Northamptonshire—First innings, 208 ‘(Jupp 75); second innings, five for 93. Nottinghamshire—First innings, 135. Northamptonshire won on the first innings ENGLISH SIDE. FOR SECOND TEST. LONDON, July 17. England’s team to play against India in the second test at Manchester on July 25 will be as follows:—Allen (captain/ Robins, Hammond, Leyland. Verity, Fishlock, Hardstaff. Duckworth, Fagg, Gimblett and Gover.