COUNTY CRICKET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 9

COUNTY CRICKET

LATEST MATCH RESULTS HAMMOND'S 2000 RUNS LONDON. Ana. JL In the latest series of county cric&eft! matches W. R. Hammond (Gloucester)' made a oentury against Middlesex andi followed F. E. Woo'Uey (Kent) in scoring 2000 runs for the season. Details of the various games are:?-j GLOUCESTER Y. MIDDLESEXGloucester: First innings, 344 (Ham* mond 124); second, 180 (Owen-Smith! four for 36). Middlesex: First innings, 300 (God-, dard eight for 139)j second, six for 226 (IJendren 70 not out). Middlesex won by four wickets, YORKSHIRE V. DERBY Yorkshire: First innings, 304 (Sellenji 73); second, none for 5. Derby: First innings, 133 (JacquaHj four for 35); follow-on, 174 (Smailei 1 four for 35). Yorkshire won by 10 wickets. WARWICK V. SURREY Warwick: First innings, 371 (Ord 9(5); second, five for 261 (Wyatt 99, Hill 84). Surrey: First innings, 409 (Barling 91, Fishlock 137). Surrey won on the first innings. HAMPSHIRE V. LEICESTER Hampshire: First innings, 305 (Me--Corkell 76); second, 169 (H. Smith five for 57). \ Leicester: First innings, -nine for 501, declared (Berry 151, W. Smith 125 not out, Shipman 94). Leicester won I>y an innings and 27 runs. SUSSEX V. LANCASHIRE Sussex: First innings, 245 (Sibbles five for 66); second, 134 (Pollard five for 31). Lancashire: First innings, five for 484, declared (Tyldesley 137, I>aynter 113). Lancashire won by an innings and 105 runs. * NOTTS V., SOMERSET Notts: First innings, 288; second, 294'(Hardstaff 128). Somerset: First innings, 289 (CamerOrt 111); second, three for 94. Somerset -won c»p, the first ißßfejp* , ■ ■ •