BRITISH CRICKET.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 495, 2 July 1932, Page 1

BRITISH CRICKET.

Good Scoring in County Matches. United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Received July 2, 10 a.m.) LONDON, July 7. Following are the scores in the county cricket championships: Marylebone—First innings 300 Pataudi 112) ; second innings, eight for 230, declared (Pataudi 72). Cambridge —First • innings, 232 (Hazelrigg 84); second innings, seven for 182 (Hazelrigg not out 104). The match was drawn. Somerset—First innings, 455 (F. Lee 140, J. Lee 109). Essex —First innings, 256 (Pope 115), Hazell seven for 87. They followed 0n —125, Hazell five for 35. Somerset won by an innings and 74 runs. Northants—First innings, 89, Verity eight for 39; second innings, 113, Macaulay seven for 66. Yorkshire—First innings, six for 251, declared (Holmes 84). Yorkshire won by an innings and 49 runs.

Derby—First innings, 180, Fender five for 71; second innings, 166, Brown six for 45. Surrey—First innings, 88, Townsend four for 29; second innings, two for 23. Derby won on the first innings.

Lancashire—First innings, 413 (Iddon 201, Butterworth 107). Sussex—First innings, five for 322 (Duleepsinhji

111). The match was drawn. Gloucester—First innings, 262 (Hammond 119), Larwood six for 79: second innings, 94, Larwood five for 38, Voce four for 40. Notts —First innings, 262; second innings, four for 95. Notts won by six wickets. Kent—First innings, 174 (Woolley 92), Mayer five for 25: second innings, 169. Foster six for 82. Warwick— First innings, 129, Freeman eight for 31; second innings, 140, Freeman nine for 61. Kent won by 74 runs.

Middlesex—First innings, 203: second innings, 133. Leicester—First innings, 248; second innings, seven for 70 Leicester won by three wickets

11. D. Leveson-Gower’s innings, 195; second innings. 117. Oxford—First innings 317 (Brooke 113) ; second inningj® none for 29. Oxford won by ten v®Lkets.