ENGLISH CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18496, 23 June 1928, Page 6

ENGLISH CRICKET.

(United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Received June 23, 3 p.m.) LONDON, June 22. Rain interfered with play in many places. Cambridge University made 453 (Seabrook 100, Killick 100, Longfield 55). Surrey replied with 182 (Ducat 80), and in the follow-on 394 (Sandham 122, Block 60, Barling 64, Shepherd 79). The match was drawn. Kent made 265 (Ashdown 62, Woolley not out 102). Essex replied with 180 (Freeman taking seven for 61) and 215 (O'Connor 64). Freeman took five for 93. Kent won by 187 runs. Yorkshire, in their first innings, made 295 for five, declared (Sutcliffe 79, Oldroyd 119). Worcestershire, in their first innings, made 169 (Tarbox 67). Macaulay took six for 53. In their second innings they made 106 (Robinson taking four for 57 and Macaulay five for 45). Yorkshire won by an innings and 20 runs, Middlesex made 417 for nine, declared (Haig 50, Hendren not out 209); and in the second innings 170 for three (Enthoven 73, Lee not out 63). Warwickshire made 405 (Kilner 88, Bates 51, Groom 53, Parsons 101). Middlesex won on the first innings. Sussex made 234 and 22 for two. Northamptonshire made 46 (Tate taking five for 22 and Wensley five for 22), and 207 (Jupp 80). Wensley took five for 85. Sussex won by eight wickets. Nottinghamshire made 265 for nine, declared (Lilley 84). Smithfield took four for 56. In their second innings they made 131 for two (Whysall 53, Carr not out 50). Gloucestershire made 118 (Dipper 53), Larwood taking four for 28. In their second innings they made 277 (Neale 52). S. Staples took six for 74 and Larwood four for 61. Notts won by eight wickets. Lancashire made 237 for seven (Ernest Tyldesley 04, Hallows 65). Leicestershire made 198 (Geary 54). Macdonald took six for 8. Lancashire won on the first innings. For Derbyshire against Glamorgan, Worthington made 70. Slater took five for 53 and Lee six for 44. For Glamorgan, Bates made 63 in each innings. Derbyshire won. Civil Service, in the first innings, made 197 (Ogilvie 53). Small took five for 59. In the second innings they made 110 for two (Rippon not out 51). West Indies, in the first innings, made 330 for six, declared (Martin not out 111. Nimos not oui 102). The match was drawn. The Army in the first innings made 589 for five, declared (Captain Williams 228, Lieutenant Hudson 76, Lieutenant G. Bryan 93, Major Brooke not out 79). In the second innings they made 44 for no wickets. Royal Navy, in the first innings, made 298 (Lieutenant Dale 76, Lieutenant-Commander Halsey 67). Lieutenant Arnold took six for 41. The Navy followed on and made 332 (Lieutenant Shaw 83, Lieutenant-Comman-der Halsey 80, Lieutenant-Commander Cunliffe 64). Captain Hill took four for 65. The Army won by ten wickets. —Australian P.rcss Service. ENGLAND’S TEST TEAM AGAINST WEST INDIES. (United Vress Assn.—By Electrlo Telegraph—Copyright.) (Received June 23, 2 p.m.) LONDON. June 22. England is replying, to give the quietus to the West Indies, on the same eleven that gave such an unspectacular display against the Rest of England with the necessary substitution of Jardine for Hobbs in the team.—Australian Press Association.