COUNTY CRICKET

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1046, 9 August 1930, Page 9

COUNTY CRICKET

SEVERAL MATCHES DRAWN THROUGH RAIN HAMMOND BOWLS WELL Reed. 10.50 a.m. LONDON, Fridaj’’. Rain seriously curtailed county cricket. * Surrey, first innings, made 265 (Hobbs 106). Tate took seven for 55. In the second innings the team lost four for 54 (Ducat, not out. 71). Sussex, first innings, get 262. Surrey won on the first innings. Derby, first innings, made 85. Brooke took six for 30. The second innings produced IS6. Worcester, first innings, got 309 (Roote SO). Mitchell took fiva for 74. Worcester won by an innings and 38 runs.

Gloucester, first innings, made 230 (Sinfield 98). Mercer took five for 64. Glamorgan, first innings, made 62. Hammond took eight for 25. The team followed on and made 129. Hammond took four for 49. Gloucester won by au innings and 39 runs. Kent, first innings, got 279 (Asndown 64). Staples took six for S 6. Iu the second innings the team lost eight for 182 (declared). Nottingham, first innings made 24S (Whysall 128). Freeman took six for 93. In the second the team lost five for 91. Kent won on the first innings. Yorkshire, first innings, made 189 (Holmes 81). Geary took five for 64. Leicester, first innings, lost seven £ >r 115. The match was drawn. Middlesex, first innings, got 179. Lancashire, first innings, lost three for 49. The match was drawn. Hampshire, first innings, made 60. Jupp took six for 17. The second produced 153. Northants, first innings, got 120, and in the second lost eight for 95. Northants won by two wickets. Somerset, first innings, lost eight f:>r 162 (declared). Essex, first innings, lost none for 4S. Ttie match was drawn.