LIVELY CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17569, 20 June 1925, Page 9

LIVELY CRICKET.

HENDREN 240, HOEES 143 NOT OUT. L’.y Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. j' ab,e Associ; Hnci. „ . LONDON, j’uue 19. Surrey in the first innings matb* -.4 4 (Jlobbs 1 0 4 Ducat 91). in the second innings tin y made 260 for seven wu hcs ucelaied (Hobbs nut out n ;>. jaggrr touiv five for 74. Cambridgesnire in uie first innings made 379 (Duic-ep Singn :.l). Fen ley took six for t»u. In ine second inning they made J2. f..r fear wickets UTincfs 66. G. trawlcy .Mj, Dultep Singn : . paw 120} t’a - bridge won ny six wickets. __ Kent in the lirst innings made 217 (i Knott 77). Durston took rive iur 6>=! in tne second innings uny made 22. (Knott 62 not ouu. Durston took live tor 59. Middlesex in toe mst innings made 4SB Uuarh.,- 58, Cuthbertson SY. Hendren Jio. Middlesex won bv a n innings and 20 runs. Playing for Yorkshire against OlamorgMiisuirc. Sutclille made 121 Hoin > and j Robinson 10S not out. Ym kFor Warwickshire, against Leicesterfhire. hinith made 84, and Howell took eight lor 6;.. Warwickshire w.»n l>'ur Worcestershire against Xottlngtmghansi .^' ,ot look slx fur 67. Not-1-or Sussex against Gloucestershire Tate in the first innings took seven l'.>r 66, and i nthe second six for 26. Sus,T,atf th « first 1 ' capture a hundred wickets iur the season. LIGHTS CF OTHER DAY’S. (Received June 2". 2.40 pm.) Warner, reviewing Nobie’s and 6 Gillian’s men in the ” 3lorning Post,” welcomes the fact that "Noble, who is one of the keenest judges c-x cricket, and ill his day was unsurpassed as a captain, opposes the eight-bail over, or any alteration in tossing for choice of