BOWLEY IN FORM

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 398, 5 July 1928, Page 7

BOWLEY IN FORM

ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET BATS AND BOWLS FINELY (United P.A. —lip Telegraph — Copyright) (Australian P.A. —United Service) LOXDOX, Tuesday. Rain interrupted play in the cricket matches on the first day. Against Oxford University, Marylebone Club in the first innings made 293 (Mitchell 60, Barnes 62; C. Hillwood five for 82) and in the second 285 for nine and declared (E. Holmes 79). Oxford University in the first innings made 316 (Kingsley 82 and in the second 265 for five (A. Crawley 101. Barber 72). Oxford won by five wickets. Against Worcestershire Kent in the first innings made 337 (Ashdown 58. Hardinge 99) and in the second 4 for no wickets. Worcestershire in the first innings made 123 (Freeman four for 69) and followed on and made 215 (Freeman six for 85). Kent won by 10 Against Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire \ in the first innings made 134 (Robin- j son four for 47) and in tlie second 32 9 for nine and declared (Whysall 107, Payton 117). Yorkshire in the first innings made 125 (Leyland 62; Larwood six for 24) and in the second 198 for four (Sutcliffe 95). Notts won on the first innings. Against Surrey, Hampshire in the first innings made 334 (Kennedy 52, Mead 130; Peach four for 64) and in the second 187 (Mead 60; Fender five for 50). Surrey in the first innings made 399 (Sandham 122, Fender 94, Peach 68) and in the second 72 for two. Surrey won on the first innings. Against Northamptonshire, Essex in the first innings made 165 (Jupp five for 43) and in the second 13S (Jupp four for 35, Thomas four for 40). Northamptonshire in the first innings made 267 (Woolley 53: Eastman four for 69) and in the second 37 for one wicket. Northamptonshire won by nine wickets. Against the West Indies Lancashire in the first innings made 235 and in the second 144 for one wicket and declared (Watson 51). The West Indies in the first innings made 308 (Iddon four for 40) and in the second 178 for two (Roach 82, Martin 77 not out). The match was drawn. Against Cambridge University. Mr. H. D. G. Leveson-Gower’s XI. in the first innings made 242 (Miles Howell 60: Allom seven for 74) and in the

second 403 (Howell 64, Arnott SS. X>ettington 118. Calthorpe 50; Allom five for 106). Cambridge in the first innings made 172 (Wykes 55) and in the second 334 (Longrigg 81. Morgan C 7. Duleepsinliji 96). Leveson-Gower’*? team won by 139 runs. Playing for Warwickshire against Leicester. Parsons made 101, Wyatt 74; Durnell six for 71, Partridge four for 67. For Leicestershire, Sid well made 102 not out. and Dawson 79. Warwickshire won. Against Sussex. Somersetshire in tlufirst innings made 226 (Rippcn 69. Earle 52: Tate five for 80) and in the second 238 (Rippon 53. Ingle 61; Bo\\ - ley six for 92). Sussex in the. first innings made 396 (Bowley 107. Sellars 119. Tate H; Hunt seven for 118) and in the second 73 for four. Sussex won by six wickets. Against Glamorganshire, Gloucestershire in the first innings made 653 lor six and declared (Dipper ISB, Sinfield 52, Hammond 218 not out. Barnett 80). Glamorganshire made 204 (Bell 60. Riches 63; Parker seven for 97). Rain stopped further play. Gloucestershire won on the first innings.