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COUNTY GAMES Hi LONDON, August 26. Following are the results of county matches:— ' Middlesex v. Leicester.—Leicester: First innifigs, six for 479. Armstrong not out' 183. Middlesex: First innings, 573; Hearne 158, Lee 102, Hendren 144. Middlesex won on the first innings. Surrey v. Northants.—Surrey: First innings 384; Gregory 106. Second innings, five for 202, declared. Northants: First innings, 328. Second innings, six for 232; Bake Well 130. Surrey won on the first innings. •.
Sussex v. Essex. —Essex: First innings, 321; O’Connor 119, Langridge five for 69. Second innings, two for 76. Sussex: First innings, 326; J. Park 134. Sussex won on the first innings. Yorkshire v. Hampshire.—Yorkshire: First innings, 307; Sutcliffe 112. Second innings, five for 199, declared; Leyland not out 153. Hampshire; First innings, 174. Second innings, 160; Bowes five for 40. Yorkshire won by 172 runs. Derby v. Somerset.—Somerset: First innings, 244. Second innings, eight for 326; F. Lee 145. Derby: First innings, 374. Derby won on the first innings. Glamorgan v. Notts.—Notts: First innings, 386; Shipston not out 102. Second innings, five for 161. Glamorgan; First innings, 502; D. Davies 106; Turnbull 205. Glamorgan won on the first innings. Gloucester v. Lancashire. —Gloucester: First innings, 514; Hammond 264. Lancashire: First innings, 248. They followed on for seven for 157. Gloucester won on the first innings.
Warwickshire v. , Worcester.— Worcester: First innings, 234. Second innings, 399; Walters 190. Warwick: First innings, 353. Second innings, three for 145. Warwick won on the first innings. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. i \ YORKSHIRE THE WINNERS. \ (British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, August 26. Yorkshire has now made certain of winning the county cricket championship for the second' year in succession. KENT BEATS ALL-INDIA. All-India, in their second innings, scored 121 (Freeman six for 69). Kent won by 58 runs. INDIAN CRICKET TEAM. LONDON, August 27. (Received August 28, at 5.5 p.m.) The Indian team made 152 (J. Khan not out 63) .against Sir Julian Calm’s eleven (five for 258), Maxwell made 81 and Newman (not out) 59. TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA. LONDON, August 26. Duleepsinhji is to be X-rayed, and the decision whether he goes to Australia depends on the result. It is reported that Tyldesley has been asked whether he is prepared to go to Australia, if invited, Tyldesley has had a splendid season, scoring 2278 runs, with an average of 01. The match between the Marylebone team for Australia and the Rest of England has been postponed to September 7. Lord Tennyson is going to Australia to see the tests, also for surf bathing and fishing in New Zealand. DULIiIEPSINHJI’S INTENTIONS Australian visit uncertain. LONDON, August 27. (Received August 28, at 5.5 p.m.) It is announced that Duleepsinhji will not play for the remainder of the season. No decision has been reached whether he will go to Australia.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21735, 29 August 1932, Page 7
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