First-Class Cricket Matches 1924

LEICESTERSHIRE v LANCASHIRE Played at Bath Grounds, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, June 21, 23, 24, 1924. Lancashire won by 270 runs. (Points: Leicestershire 0, Lancashire 5) LANCASHIRE 1 J.W.H.Makepeace lbw b Skelding 3 2 J.L.Hopwood b Benskin 38 b Benskin 23 3 G.E.Tyldesley c Hutchinson b Shipman 12 not out 101 4 F.B.Watson run out 6 5 C.Hallows not out 112 (1) not out 103 6 *J.Sharp c Berridge b Hutchinson 36 7 J.Iddon c Astill b Skelding 16 8 R.K.Tyldesley b Bale 0 9 C.H.Parkin b Astill 5 10 †G.Duckworth c Astill b Shipman 0 11 W.E.Hickmott b Benskin 7 Extras b 19, lb 5 24 b 7, lb 8 15 —— —— 259 (1 wicket, declared) 242 FoW (1): 1-4, 2-28, 3-40, 4-97, 5-155, 6-203, 7-204, 8-224, 9-225, 10-259 FoW (2): 1-57 LEICESTERSHIRE 1 †T.E.Sidwell c Watson b R.K.Tyldesley 3 (2) c Duckworth b Parkin 0 2 *G.H.S.Fowke b Parkin 5 (1) b Parkin 4 3 W.E.Astill lbw b R.K.Tyldesley 61 c Hallows b Parkin 20 4 W.Berridge lbw b Hickmott 10 run out 0 5 G.L.Berry b Hickmott 0 lbw b Parkin 6 6 S.S.Coulson b Parkin 25 st Duckworth b Parkin 22 7 A.W.Shipman c Makepeace b R.K.Tyldesley 8 b Parkin 0 8 L.S.Hutchinson b R.K.Tyldesley 0 c Sharp b Parkin 3 9 W.E.Benskin b R.K.Tyldesley 8 not out 25 10 F.Bale not out 1 c Duckworth b Parkin 0 11 A.Skelding b Parkin 0 b Parkin 11 Extras b 14, lb 1 15 b 4 4 —— —— 136 95 FoW (1): 1-6, 2-30, 3-69, 4-69, 5-89, 6-114, 7-118, 8-132, 9-136, 10-136 FoW (2): 1-1, 2-10, 3-13, 4-34, 5-34, 6-34, 7-40, 8-65, 9-73, 10-95 Leicestershire Bowling O M R W O M R W Skelding 19 7 32 2 13 2 39 0 Astill 34 14 80 1 14 4 46 0 Shipman 18 6 42 2 9 2 16 0 Benskin 7.3 1 28 2 14 1 49 1 Bale 15 3 44 1 13 2 53 0 Hutchinson 5 0 9 1 9 1 24 0 Lancashire Bowling O M R W O M R W Parkin 26 3 68 3 11.4 3 32 9 R.K.Tyldesley 25 14 46 5 11 2 59 0 Hickmott 10 7 7 2 Umpires: A.E.Street and B.Tremlin. Toss: Lancashire Close of Play: 1st day: Lancashire (1) 250 all out; 2nd day: Lancashire (2) 224-1 (G.E.Tyldesley 92*, Hallows 94*). C.Hallows’s 112 took 150 minutes. C.Hallows’s 103 took 180 minutes and included 9 fours and 1 six. G.E.Tyldesley’s 101 took 120 minutes and included 15 fours and 1 six.