CRICKET IN ENGLAND

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23868, 24 July 1939, Page 4

CRICKET IN ENGLAND

COUNTY COMPETITION RAIN INTERFERES WITH PLAY (United Press Association! (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) LONDON. July 21. Hain marred the county cricket matches. Following are the Surrey y. Glamorgan Surrey: First innings nine for 123. The mrtch was abandoned. Lancashire v. Essex Lancashire: First innings 267 (Washbrook not out 87: P. Smith five f °Essex: First innings, five for 80. The match was abandoned. . Hampshire v. Gloucester Hampshire:, First innings, 103 (Scott four for 18, Goddard four for 36): second. 68 (Goddard eight for 36). * Gloucester: First imiings. six for 104: declared; second, five for 66. tv Gloucester won by five wickets. v, Somerset v. Notts Somerset: First innings, 186 (Gunn five for 85); second, three for 90. Notts; First innings. 165 Somerset won on the first innings. Warwick v. Middlesex Warwick: First innings, none for 85. The match was abandoned. ,| Derby v. Worcester Derby: First innings, eight for 333 (Smith 132). The match was abandoned. Sussex v. Yorkshire Sussex: First innings 158 (Bowes seven for 54); second. 319 (James Langridge not out 71). , Yorkshire: First innings, 388' (Hutton 177. Barber 84); second, nine for 90. ■ Yorkshire won by 10 wickets. Navy v. Army Navy: First innings, 'three for 40. The match was abandoned THE SECOND TEST ENGLAND BATTING i LONDON. July 23.’ (Received July 23. at 10 pm.) V At Manchester, in the second test against West Indies. England has lost no wickets for 11 runs (Hutton not out 6, Fagg not out 2, extras 3). Play was abandoned owing to rain, which also precluded play before lunch.