BRIGHT SCORING

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1052, 16 August 1930, Page 9

BRIGHT SCORING

BATSMEN HAVE DAY OUT IN COUNTY CRICKET WHYSALL MAKES 248 Reed. 9.40 a.m. LONDON. Friday. In the county matches Kent, first innings, made 122. Fames took five for 36. In the second innings the team lost nine for 422, declared (Crawley 175). Essex, first innings made 145. Freeman took ten for 53 The second produced 122. Freeman took six for 41. Kent won by 277 runs Surrey, first innings, got 79 Parker took eight for 38. The second produced 155. Parker took seven for 53. Gloucester, first innings, lost eight for 349, declared. (Moore 98 Dacre 92). Fender took five for 61 Gloucester won by an innings and 115 runs. Northants. first innings, got 405 (Bakewell 105, Cox 104) and in the second lost two for 12S. Nottingham, first innings, got 484 (Whysall 248). Nottingham won on the first innings Glamorgan, first innings, got 209 (Bell S 6), and in the second lost five for 332, declared (Bates 146). Yorkshire, first innings, lost three for 281, declared (Holmes 130, Sutcliffe not out 132), and :-n the second lost none for 65. Yorkshire won on the first innings. Middlesex, first innings, lost seven for 324, declared (Carrls 61) and in the second made 126. Hampshire, first innings got 191 and In the second lost nine for 260 (Arnold 79). Hampshire won by one wicket. Leicester, first innings, made 111. Macdonald took five for 44. fhe second produced 103. R. Tyldesley took eight for 35. Lancashire, first innings, lost six for 292, declared (E. Tyldesley net out 151). Lancashire won by an innings and 78 runs. Warwick, first innings, made 185, and in the second got 145. Somerset, first innings, got 145, and in the second lost five for IS9. Somerset won by five wickets.