CRICKET IN ENGLAND

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19525, 26 June 1933, Page 10

CRICKET IN ENGLAND

PLAY IN COUNTY MATCHES. YORKSHIRE ONCE AGAIN VICTORIOUS. BOWLERS DO WELL. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, June 23. Following are the results of the county cricket:— Yorkshire v. Warwickshire. Yorkshire—First innings, 229 (Sutcliffe 71). Warwickshire —First innings, 63. Verity, four wickets for 18, Macaulay four for 36. Warwickshire followed on, 101. Verity, five for 25, Macaulay, five for 33. Yorkshire won by an irfhings and 65 runs. Middlesex v. Worcestershire. Middlesex—First innings, 294. Worcestershire—First innings, 299 (Nichol 112). Worcestershire won on the first innings. Kent v. Essex. Kent—First innings, 129. Smith, five for 38. Second innings, 110. Nichols, seven for 52. Essex—First innings, 203. Freeman, five for 73; second innings, two for 37. Essex won by eight wickets. Derbyshire v. Gloucestershire. Derbyshire—First innings, 260. Goddard, five for 4: Second innings, 123. Goddard, six for 52. Gloucestershire — First innings, 200. Townsend, six for 64. Second innings, 112. Townsend, eight for 26. Derbyshire won by 71 runs. Somersetshire v. Hampshire. Somersetshire—First innings, 190; second innings, 272. Hampshire—First innings, 93. Wellard, seven for 43. Second innings, 262 (Creese 96). Somersetshire won by 107 runs. Glamorganshire v. Lancashire. Glamorganshire—First innings, 389 (Dyson 68, Turnbull 63). Lancashire — First innings, 164 (Watson 74). Mercer, six for 34. Lancashire followed on, three for 389 (Tyldesley not out 159, Iddon not out 100). Glamorganshire won on the first innings. Cambridge v. Surrey. Cambridge—First innings, 273 (Human 110). Brown, five for 62. Second innings, 240 (Human 122). Surrey— First innings, 291 (Hobbs 118). Human, five for 73. Secopd innings, four for 224 (Gregory not out 89). Surrey won by six wickets. Sussex v. Oxford. Sussex—First innings, 89. OwenSmith, six for 14. Second innings, 129. Owen-Smith, three for 29. Oxford— First innings, 95. Cornford, five for 13. Second innings, 89. Tate, six for 25. Sussex w’on by 34 runs. TOUR OF AMERICA. ROGER BLUNT INCLUDED IN TEAM. United Press Association—By Electric Tel egraph—Copyright (Received June 25, 7.25 p.m.) LONDON, June 24. The New Zealanders, Roger Blunt has been u.iosen by Sir Julien Cahn, to tour Canada and America in August. The team includes R. W. V. Robins and D. P. Morkel.