Specsavers Championship, Monday, May 22, 2017
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INDIVIDUAL 50: S van Zyl 52* (104)
Sussex 152/2 (44.2 ov, trail by 135 - 1st inns) v Durham -
WICKET: Lancashire 401/9 (125.2 ov, trail by 47 - 1st inns) v Yorkshire
TE Bailey lbw b Bresnan 40 (56) Partnership: 57 (12.0 ov)
TT Bresnan 16.2-3-52-2 SC Kerrigan 36* (44) -
TEAM 300: Glamorgan 300/5 (130.3 ov, lead by 39 - 2nd inns) v Notts
CA Ingram 106* (306) CB Cooke 57* (138) -
WICKET: Derbyshire 34/6 (10.5 ov, trail by 106 - 2nd inns) v Worcs
AL Hughes lbw b Leach 6 (15) Partnership: 1 (0.4 ov)
J Leach 5.5-0-20-3 D Smit 1* (1) -
TEAM 400: Lancashire 400/8 (124.4 ov, trail by 48 - 1st inns) v Yorkshire
TE Bailey 39* (52) SC Kerrigan 36* (44) -
WICKET: Derbyshire 33/5 (10.1 ov, trail by 107 - 2nd inns) v Worcs
WL Madsen c †Cox b Leach 12 (12) Partnership: 15 (3.3 ov)
J Leach 5.1-0-19-2 AL Hughes 6* (12) -
ECB Reporters Network at Glamorgan v NottinghamshireThe Nottinghamshire bowlers were made to toil in the pre- lunch session on the final day of their game against Glamorgan in Cardiff. At the interval, the home team had a slender lead of 38, Colin Ingram and Chris Cooke having taken their sixth-wicket partnership to 105.Ingram, showing great application and technique, reached his second Championship hundred of the season from 294 balls, which included nine fours. He was well supported by Cooke, who reached his fifty shortly before lunch from 127 deliveries with a six and eight other boundaries.Ingram was undefeated on 106 and Cooke 56, and if Notts are to consolidate their position at the top of Division Two, they need to take early wickets in the afternoon session. -
ECB Reporters Network at Leicestershire v KentDarren Stevens and Adam Rouse extended their partnership to 152, a record for Kent’s sixth wicket against Leicestershire, as the visitors moved towards a position of security at the Fischer County Ground.Kent began the day still needing 78 runs to avoid the follow-on, but though Rouse did enjoy one moment of good fortune when he edged left-arm fast bowler Dieter Klein just past his leg stump when he was on just 16, it was a rare moment of alarm on a pitch which had flattened under the sunshine of the previous day.Stevens, who had played with destructive power in charging to his half-century off just 30 balls on Sunday evening, was more circumspect as he approached three figures.ÂHe did lose Rouse, bowled for 60 by Callum Parkinson – the left-arm spinner’s first first-class wicket for the Foxes – but the all-rounder went to his century off 96 balls, having hit 15 fours and a six.Shortly after doing so an attempt to hit a full delivery from Tom Wells back over the bowler’s head resulted in a simple catch for Klein at mid-off.The follow-on had long since been saved, however, leaving a draw comfortably the likeliest outcome.
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ECB Reporters Network at Derbyshire v WorcestershireWorcestershire are closing in on victory on the final day of the Division Two County Championship match at Derby with Derbyshire facing an innings defeat.After Worcestershire declared on 415 for 9 with a lead of 145, Derbyshire lost 4 for 9 in 17 balls and at lunch, are 33 for 4.The visitors added 92 runs in 17 overs with Tom Kohler-Cadmore hitting two sixes in his 42 before Shiv Thakor bowled him to finish with figures of 4 for 45 while Jeevan Mendis took 4 for 98.Derbyshire soon lost Ben Slater who chipped Ed Barnard to midwicket and Thakor was lbw without scoring before a direct hit from Barnard ran out Luis Reece who was batting with a runner because of a bruised ankle.It got worse for Derbyshire when Billy Godleman was lbw to Joe Leach for a duck and Worcestershire have 67 overs to take the remaining six wickets.
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LUNCH: Sussex 147/2 (44 ov, trail by 140 - 1st inns) v Durham
LWP Wells 70* (126) S van Zyl 48* (103) -
George Dobell at Somerset (178-5) v Warwickshire
It was June 1994 when Marcus Trescothick scored his maiden first-class century for Somerset. He has gone into lunch here on the verge of his 50th and, in the process, gone a long way to ensuring Somerset escape with a draw. Nobody has previously scored 50 first-class hundreds for Somerset, with Tresco and Harold Gimblett the current record-holders on 49. Somerset require 86 more to avoid the follow-on. -
LUNCH: Surrey 293/6 (104.2 ov, lead by 195 - 2nd inns) v Middlesex
BT Foakes 50* (122) -
WICKET: Surrey 293/6 (104.2 ov, lead by 195 - 2nd inns) v Middlesex
SM Curran c †Simpson b Rayner 51 (91) Partnership: 83 (26.3 ov)
OP Rayner 36.2-7-88-2 BT Foakes 50* (122) -
LUNCH: Somerset 178/5 (59 ov, trail by 235 - 1st inns) v Warwickshire
ME Trescothick 89* (157) PD Trego 27* (75) -
LUNCH: Lancashire 395/8 (124 ov, trail by 53 - 1st inns) v Yorkshire
TE Bailey 39* (52) SC Kerrigan 31* (40) -
LUNCH: Glamorgan 299/5 (130 ov, lead by 38 - 2nd inns) v Notts
CA Ingram 106* (306) CB Cooke 56* (135) -
LUNCH: Kent 330/7 (72 ov, trail by 90 - 1st inns) v Leics
JC Tredwell 7* (35) JAR Harris 21* (47) -
LUNCH: Derbyshire 33/4 (10 ov, trail by 107 - 2nd inns) v Worcs
WL Madsen 12* (11) AL Hughes 6* (12) -
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Tim Wigmore at Sussex 144-2 v Durham
An excellent morning’s work for Sussex - at least barring an end-of-session collapse to rival Durham’s yesterday. The classiest batting has come from Stiaan van Zyl, who has just taken Chris Rushworth for consecutive boundaries - an exquisite extra cover drive and then a fine late cut, precisely bisecting gully and third man- and is closing in on 50. Luke Wells, playing his first Championship game of 2017 after a knee injury, has played pleasingly too. Durham’s bowling attack certainly appears top-heavy: Rushworth and Graham Onions are a formidable new ball pair, but the sight of Paul Coughlin and Ryan Pringle as first and second change would not have alarmed Sussex. Perhaps we’ll see some Colly wobbles in the afternoon. -
INDIVIDUAL 50: SM Curran 51* (88)
Surrey 293/5 (102.5 ov, lead by 195 - 2nd inns) v Middlesex -
INDIVIDUAL 50: CB Cooke 52* (127)
Glamorgan 290/5 (127.3 ov, lead by 29 - 2nd inns) v Notts -
INDIVIDUAL 50: BT Foakes 50* (116)
Surrey 289/5 (102.1 ov, lead by 191 - 2nd inns) v Middlesex -
INDIVIDUAL 100: CA Ingram 101* (294)
Glamorgan 286/5 (126.1 ov, lead by 25 - 2nd inns) v Notts -
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WICKET: Derbyshire 18/4 (6.4 ov, trail by 122 - 2nd inns) v Worcs
BA Godleman lbw b Leach 0 (3) Partnership: 0 (0.3 ov)
J Leach 3.4-0-15-1 WL Madsen 3* (3) -
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WICKET: Derbyshire 18/3 (6.1 ov, trail by 122 - 2nd inns) v Worcs
LM Reece run out 8 (19) Partnership: 3 (0.5 ov)
WL Madsen 3* (3) -
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WICKET: Derbyshire 15/2 (5.2 ov, trail by 125 - 2nd inns) v Worcs
SJ Thakor lbw b Barnard 0 (5) Partnership: 6 (1.5 ov)
EG Barnard 2.2-2-0-2 LM Reece 8* (17) -
WICKET: Derbyshire 9/1 (3.3 ov, trail by 131 - 2nd inns) v Worcs
BT Slater c Fell b Barnard 7 (10) Partnership: 9 (3.3 ov)
EG Barnard 1.3-1-0-1 LM Reece 2* (11) -
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