RESPECTABLE SCORES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1016, 5 July 1930, Page 9

RESPECTABLE SCORES

ATTRACTIVE BATTING IN COUNTY CRICKET Reed. 11.25 am. LONDON, Friday. In the county cricket Marylebone, first innings, made 180. Hazelrigg took 4 for 34. In the second innings the score was 274 (Hendren 86). Cambridge, first innings, got 426 (Killick IS2), and in the second lost none for 20. Cambridge won by 10 wickets. Surrey, first innings, got 316 (Hobbs 75, Peach 74), and in the second lost three for 226, declared (Sandham 79). Derby, first innings, made 21S (Jackson 91). Gover took 4 for 49. In the second the team lost five for 224 (Townsend, not out 81). Surrey won on the first innings. Gloucester, first innings, got 358 (Barnett 94, Hammond 69). Wens* ley took 8 for 123. Sussex, first innings, made 142. Sinfield took 4 for 37 and Parker 4 for 47. The team followed on and made 207. Goddard took 5 for 54. G 1 o uc e s t ershire won by an innings and nine runs. Nottingham, first innings, lost 8 for 511, declared (Whysall 177, Walker 140) and in the second lost 4 for IS6, declared (Whysall, not out 101). Hampshire, first innings, got 383 (Mead 143, Lord Tennyson 97). and in the second lost two for 82. Nottingham won on the first innings. Worcester, first innings, made 374 (Gibbins 71, Fox 134), and in the second lost one for 91. Lancashire, first innings, made 340 (Iddon 114). Worcester won on the first innings. Oxford, first innings, got 479 (Crawley 144, Pataudi, not out 167), and in the second lost one for 23. LevesonGowers, first innings, got 208 (Howell 72). Brad-shaw took four for 15. The team followed on and made 290. Oxford won by nine wickets. Essex, first innings, got 146 and in the second 313. Somerset, first innings, made 84, and in the second 141. Essex won by 234 runs. Glamorgan, first innings, lost six for 435, declared. Northants, first innings, got 236 and in the second 142. Glamorgan won by an innings and 60 runs.