CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18697, 25 July 1932, Page 2

CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

COUNTY MATCHES. SOME GOOD PERFORMANCES. 1 (By Teiearraph.—Press Association.! -‘f LONDON, July.‘*22. The English county matches Svere oontinued: — Loloastec v. Kent. —Leicester, first Linings, 226 (Armstrong 115); second Innings, 83 (Wyatt took' five wickets for 24). Kent, first innings, 295; second innings, one wicket for 16. Kent won by nine wickets. Lancashire v. Sussex.—Lancashire, first Innings, 216 (Scott took five wickets for 53) ; second innings, 292 (Hopwood 91). Sussex, first innings, 220 (Sibbles took six wickets for 91); second innings, four wickets for 68 Sussex-won on the first- innings. .^nSilrrey/ v. Gloucester.—Surrey, first) vlnnings, 156 (Goddard, took six wickiels for 39); second innings, 202 (God-* darcl'took five wickets for 70). Gloui&B'Stcr,. first .innings,- -114 - (Brown took six Wickets for 31) ; second innings, 195. ;(l)ft,ere 7;i) (Brown took six wickets for 56). Surrey won by 49 ‘runs, ■' ' ‘ -- r . - Worcester v. Glamorgan.—Worcester, first innings, 281; second innings, , three wlckcls for 211 declared. Glam-' torgan, first innings, 132; second innings,- two -wickets for 125. Worcester -won on tlie first Innings. Somerset v. Warwlok. —Somerset, first innings, 245 (Paine took five wickets for 66) ; second innings, 261 (Young 9£). Warwick, first innings, 179; second innings, five wickets for 80. Somerset won on the first innings. Yorkshire v. Northampton.—Yorkshire, first innings, nine wickets for 384 declared (Sutcliffe 89). Northampton, first innings, 161 (Bowses took five wickets for 68); second innings, 207 (Macaulay took six wickets for 35). Yorkshire won by an innings and 16 runs. \ . , Ham petit to v. Essex.—Hampshire, first inning^;;24o; second innings,- 187.. (Fames took five wickets for, 52),. Essex, first Innings, 115 (Kennedy took llvc wickets for 43) ; second innings, 184 (Herman took seven wickets for .50). Hampshire won by 128 runs.