RAIN INTERFERES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 983, 28 May 1930, Page 11

RAIN INTERFERES

COUNTY CRICKET FIXTURES MARRED IN ENGLAND

Y/ARWICK’S BIG SCORE

Reed. 11.50 a.m. LONDON, Tuesday. Rain interfered with the county cricket.

Lancashire, first innings, lost five for 250 (Hallows 117, Tyldesley 69) against Middlesex. The match was drawn.

Northants, first innings, made 182 i Timms 89). Townsend took four for 54. The second produced SI. Mitchell took seven for 25. Derby, first innings, 114. Jupp got five wickets for 51. Second innings, 141. Thomas got five for 46. Northants won by eight runs. Kent, first innings, made 205 (Hardinge 101). Bowes took five for 67. Second innings, 289 (Woolley 119). Yorkshire, first innings, got 198 (Sutcliffe S 9). Freeman took four for 75 and Peach four for 38. Second innings, 242 (Leyland 105). Peach took six for 111. Kent won by 54 runs. Worcester, first innings, got 156. Sinfield took six for 76. Second innings, 111. Sinfield, six for 72. Gloucester. first innings, 280. Root got five for 95. Gloucester won by an innings and 13 runs. Nottingham, first innings, made 153. Astill took four for 46. Second innijjgs, 216. Leicester, first innings, 86. Voce got four for 28 and Larwood three for 20. Second innings, 103. Staples got four for 37 and Voce six lor 42. Nottingham won by ISO runs. Glamorgan, first innings, made 189. Newman took five for 36. Second innings, lost three for 71, declared. Hampshire, first innings, made 105. Mercer took five for 40 and Ryan five for 59. Second innings, lost five for 65. Glamorgan won on the first innings. Somerset, first innings, made 105. Tate took six for 37. Second innings, 146. Langridge took six for 72. Sussex, first innings, made 223 and for the second lost two for 31. Sussex won by eight wickets. Warwick, first innings, lost six for 501, declared (Smith 124, Groom 83, Bates 110, Wyatt 78). Essex, first innings, got 178. Paine took five for 35. They followed on and lost five for 223 (Russell, 100). Warwick won on the first innings.