CRICKET

Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1933, Page 5

CRICKET

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS

HENDREN’S HIGHEST SCORE

(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)

LONDON. July 25

Countv cricket -results were:

Surrey, 1 first, 545 (Squires 236): second 8 for 202 declared. Lancashire, first, 305. Second 0 for 100. Surrey won on the first innings.

Hampshire, first 177 (Rhodes 4 for 42). Second 8 for 330 declared (Pothceary 92). Yorkshire, first 255 (Wood 79). Second 3 for -53. Yorkshire won on the first innings. I

Derby, first 321 (Townsend 99). Second 9 for 266 declared (Townsend :106b North ants, first 239. Second 199 (Armstrong 7 for 87). Derby won by 149 runs

Essex, first 227. Second 261 (Mercer 5 for 73). Glamorgan, first 174 (Nichols 5 .for 63). Second, 85 (Faroes 6 for 43), Essex won bv 229 rune. Sussex, first '346 (Cook 115). Gloucester, firs;, 171 (Tate 5 for 72). Follow, ed on 156 (Melville. 5' for 17). Sussex won by -an innings and 19 runs.

Middlesex, first 6 for 591 decLrod (Hciwli’enl not lout 301, Price 111' Worcester, first 262. Followed on 5 ;fov 176. Middlesex won on the first innings.

Notts, first 105 (Marriott 6 for 58). Second 126 (Freeman 6 for 45). Kent, first 345 (Todd 90). Kent won by an innings and 114 -runs - Warwick, first '299 ((Parsons 130). Second 5 for 239 declared (Bates 134 b Leicester, first 158 (Hollies 6 for 63'. Second -'267 (Armstrong 120). Warwick won .by 113 runs.

HendrenV 301 is the highest score in his -career. He batted without giving ,a chance {G'or MlO minutes. He hit twenty-nine fours. It was also Middlesex’s highest total.