This card comes from the Minor Counties Research Project - research is continuing on this scorecard which can be expected to change. This match was drawn after Hertfordshire had followed on 131 runs in arrears. For the visitors, there were 12'4's, 3'3's and 10'2's in Golding's match-saving second innings of 100 not out, scored in under 3 hours. Hills's 54 included 2'4's. For the home team, H E Kingston's 67 included 6'4's, Thompson's 65 3'4's, and Horton's 54 not out 2'4's. Thompson and H E Kingston put on 117 runs for the Northamptonshire fourth wicket. The 48 overs bowled by White were the most during the season in an innings. [Missing: Umpires; part fall of wickets; in N'hants inns fall of 6th to 9th wkts, and confirm White bowled 48 overs not 45; in Herts 1st inns fall of 1st, 2nd and 8th wkts; in Herts 2nd inns confirm Metcalfe st Smith not ct Smith, and confirm bowling order of Mold 6 and Horton 7.] Sources: Northampton Daily Chronicle 11,13 July; Northampton Daily Reporter 11,13 July; Northampton Herald 18 July; Northampton Mercury 10,17 July (Tony Webb); Northampton Newspapers (Nick/Haycox/Andrew Radd); Herts Advertiser 18 July (Bob Simons); Hertfordshire Standard 17 July; The Sportsman 11,13 July (Tony Webb). [Herts Advertiser cannot be accessed at Colindale.]
