Sport in Short: Cricket

Thursday 17 September 1992 23:02 BST

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RAPID CRICKETLINE SECOND XI CHAMPIONSHIP (Second day of three) Taunton: Essex 280; Somerset 455 for 8.

SIX-A-SIDE CHAMPIONSHIPS (The Oval, (5 overs per side): First round: Sussex 76 for 2 bt Glamorgan 69 by seven runs; Surrey 62 for 1 bt Yorkshire 60 for 4 by four wickets; Lancashire 68 for 1 bt Middlesex 67 for 2 by one run; Durham 48 bt Northamptonshire 35 by 13 runs. Semi-finals: Surrey 65 for 1 bt Sussex 61 for 2 by four wickets; Lancashire 53 for 1 bt Durham 50 for 2 by three runs. Final: Surrey 47 for 1 bt Lancashire 46 by four wickets. Third place play-off: Sussex 73 for 0 bt Durham 69 for 1 by five wickets.

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