This card comes from the Minor Counties Research Project Worcestershire won by an innings and 106 runs on the second day, after Wiltshire followed on 198 runs behind. Rain limited cricket on the first day to little more than two hours, and an early start was made at 10.30 am on the second day to make up for lost time. For the winners, Bird took 10 wickets in the match for 65 runs. There were 8 fours in R E Foster's 78 and G E Bromley-Martin scored 72. These two added 131 for the third wicket in the Worcestershire innings. It was the second highest partnership for that wicket during the season. The Wiltshire first innings of 43 lasted for less than an hour, and it was the third lowest of the season. The 114 runs conceded by Overton were the third highest in an innings during the season. [Missing: Fall of wickets; in Worcestershire 1st inns boundaries in G E Bromley-Martin's 72; time completed.] Sources: Worcester Herald 30 July; Devizes and Wiltshire Gazette 28 July; North Wilts Herald 29 July; Wiltshire Chronicle 30 July; Sporting Life 23,25 July; The Sportsman 23,25 July.
