CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20271, 3 June 1929, Page 15

CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

COUNTY MATCH RESULTS. WINS BY AN INNINGS. Australian Press Association—United Service LONDON, Muy 31. Tho results in the matches which wore concluded yesterday were as fcjllows:— Surrey v. Northamptonshire.—Surrey, in ila first innings, made 197 (Sandham 67), and in its second innings 366 for six wickets (declared) (Sandham 110, Squires 110, Brooks not out 50). Northants, in its first innings rnad,o 170, Cover taking six wickets for 81, and in its second innings 214 (Tirnms 72). Bowling, Fender Look eight wickets for 74. Surrey won by 179 runs.

Essex v. Middlesex.—Essex, in its first innings, inado 477 (Cutmoro 79, Bray 92, Russell not out 111), and in its second innings 54 for two wickets. Middlesex in its first innings, made 486 (ITearne not out 285). Bowling, Eastman took four wickets for 123. Middlesex won on the first innings. Warwickshire v. Kent. —Warwick, in its first innings, made 485 (Kilner 71, Smith 89, Wyatt 146). Kent, in its first innings, made 222 (Ames 97). Kent followed on for 213 (Lcggo 57). Bowling, Paine took four wickets for 40. Warwick won by an innings and 50 runs. Hampshire v. Derby.—Hampshire, in their first innings, niado 62. Bowling, Mitchell took five wickets for 20 and Townsend four for 17. Hampshire, in its second innings, made 129. Bowling, Slater look five wickets for 50. Derby, in its first innings made 290 (Leo not out 134). Derby won by an innings and 99 runs.

Nottinghamshire v. Somerset.—Nottingham, in its first innings, made 255. Bowling, Hunt took four wickets for 61. Somerset, in its first innings, made 80. Bowling, Larwood took five wickets for 33 and Barratt five for 44. Somerset followed on, and made 165. Bowling, Voce took four wickets for 50 and Staples four for 39. Notts won by an innings and 10 runs. Lancashire v. Worcester.—Lancashire in its first innings, made 592 for four wickets, and declared (Watson 207. E. 'J'yldesley not out 187, Iddon 85). Worcester, in its first innings, made 308 (lliggins 109, Wright 66). Bowling, Macdonald took four wickets for 76. Worcestershire, in its second innings, made 260 (Wright 55). Lancashire won by an innings and 24 runs. Sussex v. Wales.—Sussex, in its first innings, made 29-4 (Collins not out 86), and in its second 287 for three wickets (Bowley 10/, 11. Parks 76). Wales, in its first innings, made 556 for six wickets, declared (Bell 157, Lord Aberdare 134, Hills not out 120). The match was drawn. Leicester v. Oxford. —Leicester, in its first innings, made 383 (Astill 127) and in its second 183 for five wickets, declared (Shiftman 75, Bradshaw 51). Oxford, in its first innings, made 309. Bowling, Smith took six wickets for 77. Oxford, in its second innings, made 146 for one wicket (Douglas 59. Brett not out 75). T lie match was drawn. SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. MATCH AGAINST MARYLEBONE. Australian Press Association—United Service LONDON. June 1. fn a cricket match against Marvlebone tho South African eleven, in their first innings, made 299 runs for nine wickets (Morkel 70, including five fours; Catterall 44, and Taylor 43).