1 scorebook

1 scorebook, Middlesex County Cricket Club matches. Matches played against (venues in brackets): 1924 Sussex (Brighton), Surrey (The Oval), Warwickshire (Edgbaston), Kent (Lord's), Gloucestershire (Bristol; Gloucestershire scored 31 for their first innings - the lowest total scored against Middlesex in County Championship cricket), Surrey (Lord's) 1925 Oxford University (The Parks, Oxford), Essex (Lord's), Somerset (Lord's), Essex (Leyton), Warwickshire (Lord's), Gloucestershire (Lord's), Sussex (Lord's), Yorkshire (Lord's), Worcestershire (Lord's), Lancashire (Lord's), Kent (Tonbridge), Nottinghamshire (Lord's; in Middlesex's second innings, E H Hendren and F T Mann put on 271 runs for the seventh wicket - the highest seventh wicket partnership in Middlesex's history as of December 2019), Hampshire (Southampton), Lancashire (Old Trafford), Hampshire (Lord's), Yorkshire (Headingley), Sussex (Brighton), Gloucestershire (Bristol), Surrey (The Oval), Kent (Lord's), Nottinghamshire (Lord's), Worcestershire (Worcester), Warwickshire (Edgbaston), Somerset (Taunton), Surrey (Lord's) 1926 Cambridge University (Cambridge), Essex (Lord's), Somerset (Lord's), Hampshire (Lord's), Sussex (Lord's), Worcestershire (Worcester), Australians (Lord's), Lancashire (Lord's), Warwickshire (Lord's), Yorkshire (Lord's), Somerset (Bath), Gloucestershire (Bristol), Yorkshire (Bradford). The scorebook was originally sent to F T Mann of Middlesex by A F Somerset, who designed the scorebook. The 'Somerset' scorebook contains a copy of the Laws of Cricket revised in 1912, rules of county cricket, and a list of curiosities in cricket at the reverse of the book.

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