COUNTY CRICKET

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 965, 7 May 1930, Page 9

COUNTY CRICKET

RAIN HAMPERS PLAY IN SECOND ROUND GOOD BOWLING AVERAGES Reed. 10.40 a.m. LONDON, Tues. Rain on the first and last days interfered with the second round of the county cricket. Marylebone in the fii’st innings lost nine wickets for 276, declared JLee 62, Hendren 111). Macaulay took five for 73. In the second innings Marylebone made 69. Macaulay took seven for 72, and Robinson three for 13.

Yorkshire in the first innings made 257 (Sutcliffe 74). Kennedy took four for 59. The second innings produced 89 for three wickets. Yorkshire won by seven wickets. Worcester in the first innings made 40. Allom took three for 11, Stroud four for 17. The second innings produced 183. Allom took four for 60 and Stroud four for 36. Surrey in the first innings got 447 for eight wickets, declared (Hobbs 66, Sandham 65, Ducat 125, Shepherd 82). Surrey won by an innings and 224 runs.

Nottingham, first innings, made 273 (Whysall 113). Wensley took four for 73. The second innings produced 89 for six wickets. Sussex, first innings, made ISB (Parks S 3). Staples took six for SS. Nottingham won on the first innings. Northants, first innings, got 152. Tyldesley took four for 36. The second innings produced 164. Hopwood took five for 40. Tyldesley foru for 49. Lancashire, first innings, 337 for six wickets, declared (Iddon 93, Eckersiey not out 69, Hopwood 62). Lancashire won by an innings and 21 runs. Kent, first innings, made 133. Peebles took six for 68. Oxford, first innings, got 407 (Melv’lle 78, Ford 1 55). The game was drawn. Glamorgan, first innings, made 260. and in the second 120 for one wicket. Warwick, first innings,, got 251 Glamorgan won on the first innings.