CRICKET.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 June 1928, Page 1

CRICKET.

Australian Press Assn.—United Service

LONDON, June 22. Enin interfered with the County cricket play in many places. Cambridge University in the first

innings made 453 against Surrey (Seabrook 111, Killick 100, Longfield 55). Surrey in the first made 182 (Ducat 80), and followed on, making - 394 (Sandtiam 122, Bloc); 60, Barling 64, Shepherd 79). The game was drawn.

Kent in the first' made 265 against Essex (Ashdown 62, Legge 90), and in the second 318 for 5, declared (Hardinge 62, Ashdown 63, Woolley, not opt, 102). Essex in the first made 181, Freeman taking 7 for 6, and in the second 215 (O’Connor 64), Freeman taking 5 for 93. Kent won by 187 runs.

Yorkshire in the first made 295 for 5, declared, against Worcester (Sutcliffe 79, Qldroyd 119). Worcestershire in the first made 169 (Tarbox 67), Macaulay taking 6 for 53; and iii the second innings made 106 (Robinson taking '4 for 57, and Macaulay 5 for 45. Yorkshire won by an innings and 20 runs. . . - Middlesex in the first innings made

417 for 9, declared, against Warwick (Haig 50, Hendren, not out, 209) ; and in the second innings 170 for 3 (Enthoveu 73, Lee, not out, 63).-War-wickshire in the first innings made 405 (Kilner 88, Bates 51, Croom 53, Parsons 101)., Middlesex won on the first innings.

Sussex in the first innings made 234 and in the second 22 for 2, against Northamptonshire, who in the first innings scored 46, Tate taking 5 for 22, and Wensley 5 for 22. In the second innings Northamptonshire made 207 Jupp 80), Wensley taking 6 for 85, Sussex won by 8 .wickets. Nottinghamshire in the first innings made 265 for 9, declared, against (Gloucester (Lilley 84), Sniffeld taking 4 for 56; and in the second innings 131 for 2 (Whysall 53, Carr, not out, 50). Gloucestershire in the first inpings made 118 (Dipper 53), Larwood taking 4 for 28; and in the second innings 277 (Neale 52), S. Staples taking 6 for 74, and Larwood 4 for 61. Notts won by 8 wickets. Lancashire in the first innings made 237 for 7, against Leicester (ErnestTyldesley 94, Hallows 65). Leicestershire in the first innings made 198 (Geary 54). Macdonald taking 6 for 80. Lancashire won on the first in-

nings. For Derbyshire against Glamorgan Worthington made 70, and Slater took 5 for 33, and Lee 5 for 44. For Glamorgan Bates-made 63 in each innings. Derby won. ' Against West Indies, Civil Service in the first innings made 197 (Ogilvie 53), (Small taking 5 for 59) : and in the second innings 110 for 2 (Ejpfop not out 51). West Tpdies in the first made 330 for 6, declared (Martin pot out 111, Nimes not out 102). The game was drawn. The Army in the first inpings made 589 for 5, declared, against the Royal Navy (Captain Williams 228, Lieu tenant'Hudson 76, Lieut G. Bryant 93. Major Brooke not out 79) ; and m the second innings -14 for O. The Royal Navy in the first innings made 29» (Lieut Dale 76, Lieut Cammander Ilalsev 67), Lieut Arnold talcing 6 for 51. The Navy followed on and scored 33* (Lieut Shaw S 3 Lieut Commander HaU sev 80, Cunliffe 64), Captain Hill faking 4 for 65. The Army won by 10 wickets. LONDON, -June 22. England is relying to give their quietus to the West Indies team on the same eleven as that which gave such an unspectacular display against the Rest, with the necessary substitution of Jardiue for Hobbs in the team cabled on Tuesday.