ANOTHER CENTURY FOR DONNELLY

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24903, 17 June 1946, Page 5

ANOTHER CENTURY FOR DONNELLY

LONDON, June 15. The New Zealand cricketer, M. P. ■uonnelly, continued his great run-get-ting form for Oxford «vith another century in county cricket. Another New Zealander, J. S. Rumbold, who was having his first trial for Oxford, shaped well. Scores: Middlesex —First innings 330 (Thompson 79); second innings 84 (Sutton four for 5). Oxford—First innings 214 (Donnelly 106, Rumbold 35); second innings, eight for 202. Oxford won by two wickets. Northants —First innings 83 (Goddard, seven for 38); second innings?»39 (Cook four for 7, Goddard six for 23). Gloucestershire, first innings 105 (Merritt seven for 63); second innings, one for 19. Gloucestershire won by nine wickets. Yorkshire—First innings 268 (Gibb 104, Barker seven for 08). Warwickshire —First innings Ml (Booth six for 21) and followed on 9r (Leyland seven for 36). Yorkshire won by an innings and 78 runs Worcestershire—First innings 240 (Cooper 80; Copson four for 39). Derbyshire—First innings 82 (Jackson five for 29, Haworth four for 29) a: d followed on 156 (Jackson five for 47). Worcestershire won by an innings and two runs. Sussex—First innings (James Langridge 83, Price four for 43); second innings 300 (Parks 141). Lancashire —First innings, seven for 382 declared (Place 109, G. Edrich 88); second innings, one for 127 Lancashire won by nine wickets. Surrey first innings 244 (Fishlock 129, Riddington four for 26): second innings 212 (Fishlock 112). Leicestershire —

First innings 95 <Gover seven for second innings 159. Surrey won by 303 », E . s .t cx ~ F i rst innln «s 234 <T. Smith 91, Matthews five for 54). GlamorganFirst innings 50 (Appleyard five for 14, R. smith five for 34) and followed on 128 (R. Smith six for 51). Ewex won by an innings and 58 runs.