 In 1937 White continued to play for Cambridge, although without winning another blue.He also made a further two appearances for Warwickshire, although his four innings totalled just 14 runs.He was then out of first-class cricket for a while before moving to Worcestershire in 1939, and although his record was mediocre (386 runs at 13.78, with a top score of only 47) he was kept on by the county when cricket resumed after World War II, enjoying his most successful season in 1946 with 1,179 first-class runs and a career-best 95 against the Combined Services.