At different times the counties mentioned, in addition to Sussex, have expressed the hope of providing some sort of cricket for their, me Bradford in 1911 was all the more noteworthy as the bowlers included Hirst and Rhodes. Despite Wood's efforts Yorkshire won by five wickets.
Surrey, convinced that for the sake of the future of the game and benefit of the public that cricket should carry on, have also arranged a number of games with clubs in the county of Surrey. They have announced that the whole of their surplus from the county matches at home will be handed over to the Red Cross.
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