This card comes from the Minor Counties Research Project - research is continuing on this scorecard which can be expected to change. For the winners, there were 22'4's, in Riches's 171, an innings of 4½ hours, and 1'6', 14'4's, in Brain's 117. Sweet-Escott's 93 contained 11'4's. In the Glamorgan innings, Riches and Sweet-Escott added 182 runs for the fifth wicket, and Letcher and Brain 157 for the seventh. For the losers, Blackburn's 50 included 9'4's. In the Devon second innings, Hooman and Blackburn added 102 for the second wicket. The Glamorgan total of 540 was the highest of the season. The 44 overs bowled by Light were the third most in an innings and the 162 runs he conceded the second most in an innings during the season. [Missing: In Glam inns '2's and '3's in Riches and Brain 100s, duration of Brain's 117, boundaries in Letcher 75, check and confirm if Clarke bowled 27 overs for 87 runs and Cruwys 16 for 52 as in Devon sources and TS or 28 and 91 and 16 and 48 as in GSB, and who bowled 3 wides; in Devon 1st inns check if Aston ct Creber as in al other sources or ct Letcher as in GSB; in Devon 2nd inns check batting order, boundaries in Hooman 74, and confirm Letcher conceded 22 runs not 21; time completed; Preedy's initials; check Blackburn spelling.] Sources: Glamorgan Scorebook (Andrew Hignell); Devon and Exeter Daily Gazette 18,19 July; Western Daily Mercury 18,19 July (Tony Webb); Western Morning News 18,19 July (Harold Shaw); South Wales Daily News 18,19 July; The Sportsman 18,19 July (Tony Webb). [Western Mail and Western Morning News cannot be accessed at Colindale.]
