The 1930 County Championship was the 37th officially organised running of the County Championship. Lancashire County Cricket Club won the championship title for the sixth time.
Table Eight points were awarded for a win Four points were awarded for a tie Five points for the team leading after the first innings of a drawn match Three points for the team losing after the first innings of a drawn match Four points for the teams if tied after the first innings of a drawn match Four points for a no result on first innings (after more than six hours of playing time) If the weather reduces a match to less than six hours and there has not been a result on first innings then the match shall be void. CountyPlayedWonLostFirst Innings PointsWonLostNoresultLancashire 2810 0 8 5 5 155Gloucestershire 2815 4 2 6 1 152Yorkshire 2811 2 6 4 5 150Nottinghamshire 289 1 10 5 3 149Kent 2812 7 5 4 0 133Essex 287 5 7 6 3 121Sussex 287 5 6 8 2 118Surrey 283 4 13 5 3 116Derbyshire 287 8 4 6 3 106Worcestershire 285 9 8 5 1 99Glamorgan 285 9 6 4 4 98Leicestershire 284 10 6 5 3 89Hampshire 285 8 1 14 0 87Somerset 284 11 7 4 2 87Warwickshire 282 9 8 7 2 85Middlesex 283 9 3 10 3 81Northamptonshire 284 12 3 5 478 Notable events Seymour Clark, keeping wicket for Somerset in five matches, plays nine innings without scoring a single run, still believed to be a first-class record. References