CRICKET NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 May 1922, Page 3

CRICKET NEWS.

AUKTKAI.IAN AND N.Z. CABI.K ASSOCIATION. 'Received this day tit 8 a.m.) LONDON. Alay 29. Surrey made 130 and 3b(i for seven wickets and declared, and heat Somerset 90 and 199.

Notts, alter making 121 for seven wickets in the first innings declared. Warwick responded with 19!) and 271. Notts seemed the necessary 53 runs with the loss of one wicket. In Notts’ first innings, John Gunn made 150 and Carr 110.

Essex made -134 and IDS and* drew ! with Middlesex 2C-4 and 259 for eight! wickets. The game became most ex- j qiting at lunch time, when Essex had i 250 nit with five wickets to spare. On resuming Ilearne took four wickets for j seven, three of them in four halls. Middlesex, in a fine sporting effort to j win, made 281 in 1 15 minutes, making ; 127 in the first hour. (The scores and j .statement do not tally). Yorkshire 27(i and 55 for one wicket,! beat Cambridge 358 and 72. ■ Lancashire 137 for four wickets j (Alakepeace 109, John Tyldesley I Pi)] declared and Leicester made 107 and I 430 (Coe 117). Lancashire in the second innings made 107 for six wickets. Lancashire won on the stroke of time, thanks to Hallows and Parkin hitting off forty-four in the last twenty minutes.

Surrey made 293 (Ilnhbs 139), against Gloucester. Essex made 351 (Freeman 111) against Derbyshire. , Notts 341 for five wickets (Hardstaff 107, not out) against Sussex.