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Brown, who saved the Australfans London, June 29. in the Second Test match at Lord's swith an undefeated innings for 206, gave another brilliant display today. to score 104 not out against, Dérby~ shire at Chesterfield.
He was involved in a long second Iwiket. partnership with Badcock, Iwhiéh was still unbroken at the close.
Derbyshire, batting first, made 151, fto Which Worthington contributed 67. 2. ie Australians lost Fingleton after claimed five victims for 4. the batsman had made 23, but then Brown and Badcock got together and chad brought the score to 191 at the drawing of stumps without being sepürated. Badcock had 59 to his credit.
Third Test Begins July 8
Ít was announced today that Hammond would captain England again in the third Test commencing st Manchester on July 8.
If the Championship fixtures Yorkshife and Lancashire, two of the made excellent starts; At Worcester the champions batted the "whole day.to knock up 342 for six against Worcester, while ct Manchester Lancashire, with the help of a diaWless 104 nót out by Paynter, scored' 207 for three against Hamp-without: Hammond, wote seen in another collapse, making 96 against: Essex.
B t Chesterfeld—Derbyshire 151 n 67, Ward five for 45)
191 for one (Crown. 104 not Lord's—Cambridge 210. M.C.C. 102 the Oval—Surrey 395 (Fishlock Oxford 51 for no wicket.
Swansea—Sussex 426 for six (Lang-251 not out) against Glamorgan. Tunbridge Wells—Leicester 195 and ^4 For one. Kent 53.
Manchester—Lancashire 207 for -(Paynter 104 not out) against test here last evening before a crowd of 10,000 spectators.
The bout was scheduled for 15 founds, but the referee stopped it in the 12th to save the American further punishment.
The American's fine footwork kept him, out of danger in the early rounds, during which he $éofed with clever straight blows and long lefts.
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