London, July 16. We R. Hammond, England's great all-rounder, has been appointed captain of the English Test teams for the fourth Test match at Leeds (which begins this Friday) and for the fifth and final Test at the Oval starting on August 20.—Reuter skipper played an attractive innings lasting 85 minutes, hitting three fours, while Barnes required 120 minutes to compile his total, which included five boundaries, When stumps were drawn Notts had lost one wicket for four runs, With a new world record of a double century in each innings to his credit, Fogg, ihe Kent batsman crowned a successful week by hitting up 91 against Surrey, Scores at the drawing of stun yesterday were:—
At Nottingham—Australian: (Bradman 36, Barnes 58, H. is four for for one wicket.
Sussex 124 (R: five for 28). Essex 209 for three (Taylor 154 not out)
At_Cardiif—-Somerset 130 (Wooller five for 38). Glamorgan 143 for eight At NortFarapton—Hampshire 97 (Part. ridge five for 29). Northants 27 for no wicket, At Bristol—Lancashire 365 for eight "Washbrook 173 not out) against Glens cester.
At Lord's—Yorkshire 144. Middlesex 56 for two.
At the Oval—Kent 337 (Far 91) Surrey 31 for no wicket At Birmingham—Warwick v.
Worcestei. no play owing to rain.
At Derby—Derby v. Leic: play owing to ratn.—Reuter
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