Specsavers Championship, Friday, June 2, 2017
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WICKET: Sussex 302/3 (84 ov) v Worcs
S van Zyl b Barnard 54 (110) Partnership: 137 (37.1 ov)
EG Barnard 9.1-1-38-1 LJ Wright 0* (0) LWP Wells 129* (224) -
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TEAM 300: Sussex 301/2 (83.1 ov) v Worcs
LWP Wells 128* (223) S van Zyl 54* (106) -
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Morgan is always talking down English domestic cricket as well, a one man IPL propaganda machine despite the fact his record there is awful and the only pressure situation he encounters there is does he serve the drinks in the red bottle or the blue bottle. He is worth is place in the side at the moment and I won't pretend he isn't but I don't enjoy watching him play
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INDIVIDUAL 50: S van Zyl 52* (99)
Sussex 290/2 (81.1 ov) v Worcs -
WICKET: Nottinghamshire 216/9 (64 ov) v Derbyshire
LJ Fletcher lbw b Palladino 3 (29) Partnership: 7 (7.1 ov)
AP Palladino 13-2-38-4 L Wood 10* (21) -
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WICKET: Yorkshire 21/1 (4.5 ov, trail by 102 - 1st inns) v Lancashire
AZ Lees c Croft b Bailey 5 (11) Partnership: 21 (4.5 ov)
TE Bailey 2.5-0-15-1 A Lyth 16* (18) -
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WICKET: Durham 146/9 (39.4 ov) v Northants
BJ McCarthy c Sanderson b Buck 4 (5) Partnership: 15 (1.0 ov)
NL Buck 8.4-1-31-5 SW Poynter 9* (8) -
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- Live Update
Jon Culley at Notts 213-8 v Derbyshire
Games at Trent Bridge have a tendency to unfold quite quickly but this one has advanced in an unexpected way. Derbyshire, without a win in the Championship since 2015, have given Notts their most difficult day this season so far after electing to bowl first. After losing Patel and Mullaney in the space of 12 deliveries after that post-lunch run splurge they have not really recovered. Derbyshire’s bowling has been awful at times and much better at others. The debutant McKerr went for 25 in three overs in his third spell but came back for a fourth to dismiss Chris Read with his second ball and his last seven overs have conceded only 12. Tom Taylor, likewise, took a battering after lunch, leaking 28 runs in three overs as Mullaney went after him but returned to have Riki Wessels caught behind with the first ball of his current spell and has since yorked Brett Hutton. - Live Update
