Specsavers Championship, Saturday, June 10, 2017
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- Live Update
Somerset 224 lead Yorkshire 202 by 22 runsKyle Carver has been spotted with the ball in his hand - and it has brought to an end Somerset's firstinnings. He has dismissed Dom bess, who hit around him usefully for 24, in classical SLA style, slikght turn and a catch at first slp. Yorkshire picked Carver ahead of Brooks yet have hardly bowled him. He might bowl more in the fourth dig but at this point either the selection was dodgy or his under-use is - as the offspin of Azeem rafiq has been fallible.Useful runs for Craig Overton.Somerset lead 22. - Live Update
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WICKET: Essex 91/2 (23 ov, trail by 308 - 1st inns) v Surrey
T Westley c †Foakes b Footitt 23 (32) Partnership: 36 (9.5 ov)
MHA Footitt 6-0-40-1 NLJ Browne 33* (65) DW Lawrence 0* (1) -
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WICKET: Somerset 224 all out (64 ov, lead by 22 - 1st inns) v Yorkshire
DM Bess c Lyth b Carver 20 (22) Partnership: 25 (5.4 ov)
K Carver 2-1-2-1 C Overton 44* (64) -
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the Somerset V yorks game is following the usual pattern of all Somerset games this year: Somerset the better team over the first two innings, just get a lead and then let the opposition back into the game n the third innings and play a match winning innings. Fingers crossed i;m wrong this time, As Somerset really are running out of time. -
Assuming that a) England do go on and win the tournament, b) Morgan stays true to his word and Roy plays every game and c) continues to do badly, will they then drop him for the next ODI - essentially dropping a cup winning player.Surely he must go before that happens...
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I have 228 points and in the opp Captain D Stevens has over 500 on his own, not just that mind its been shocking from my picks. swapped Patto with Brooks to see him dropped, Left Bresnan as captain and he is out for a possible birth and Coad got injured. The guys who are playing haven't done anything, had Northeast in all season but dropped him because he was on a bye last round or two and he got a ton
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WICKET: Nottinghamshire 74/2 (26 ov, trail by 229 - 1st inns) v Gloucs
JD Libby c †Roderick b Miles 30 (70) Partnership: 2 (1.4 ov)
CN Miles 6-0-15-1 CA Pujara 2* (5) -
TEAM 100: Northamptonshire 100/1 (27 ov, lead by 142 - 2nd inns) v Derbyshire
RI Newton 56* (81) AG Wakely 4* (14) -
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WICKET: Sussex 118/4 (27 ov, trail by 222 - 1st inns) v Leics
LJ Wright b Raine 36 (47) Partnership: 65 (13.3 ov)
BA Raine 6-2-23-1 HZ Finch 53* (77) -
WICKET: Glamorgan 227/8 (70 ov, trail by 40 - 1st inns) v Worcs
JA Rudolph b Leach 111 (209) Partnership: 1 (0.5 ov)
J Leach 17-4-55-3 AG Salter 0* (4) -
TEAM 200: Somerset 201/9 (58.5 ov, trail by 1 - 1st inns) v Yorkshire
DM Bess 2* (3) C Overton 39* (52) -
WICKET: Nottinghamshire 72/1 (24.2 ov, trail by 231 - 1st inns) v Gloucs
SJ Mullaney c Payne b van Buuren 38 (81) Partnership: 72 (24.2 ov)
GL van Buuren 2.2-2-0-1 JD Libby 30* (65) -
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WICKET: Somerset 199/9 (58.2 ov, trail by 3 - 1st inns) v Yorkshire
MJ Leach c †Hodd b Waite 17 (24) Partnership: 26 (5.2 ov)
MJ Waite 7.2-0-24-2 C Overton 39* (52) -
WICKET: Glamorgan 226/7 (69.1 ov, trail by 41 - 1st inns) v Worcs
CB Cooke c Clarke b Leach 93 (153) Partnership: 168 (49.3 ov)
J Leach 16.1-3-55-2 JA Rudolph 111* (208) -
INDIVIDUAL 50: HZ Finch 50* (75)
Sussex 103/3 (25.4 ov, trail by 237 - 1st inns) v Leics -
TEAM 100: Sussex 100/3 (25 ov, trail by 240 - 1st inns) v Leics
HZ Finch 47* (71) LJ Wright 24* (41) -
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WICKET: Durham 68/2 (26.3 ov, lead by 280 - 2nd inns) v Kent
SC Cook c †Rouse b Claydon 44 (72) Partnership: 68 (25.2 ov)
ME Claydon 5.3-3-12-1 CT Steel 18* (86) -
Should be a good second innings, haven't had a chance to watch but is the pitch slightly two paced? England's batting lineup good on flat tracks but if there is something in the pitch Australia have an Xfactor attack. Hoping Roy goes big, need him in form for the Semi Final
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WICKET: Northamptonshire 92/1 (23 ov, lead by 134 - 2nd inns) v Derbyshire
MDE Holden lbw b McKerr 31 (68) Partnership: 92 (23.0 ov)
C McKerr 10-1-31-1 RI Newton 52* (71) -
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- ECB Reporters Network
Sussex 62-3 trail Leicestershire 340 by 278 runsÂSeamer Clint McKay picked up two wickets in two balls as Leicestershire’s bowlers made early inroads into the Sussex first innings at the Fischer County Ground.Zak Chappell made the first breakthrough, bowling Sussex captain Chris Nash with a delivery which seamed back in to hit off-stump.Harry Finch and Luke Wells played solidly in adding 46 for the second wicket, but McKay, bowling around the wicket to the two left-handers, won consecutive leg before decisions against Wells, half-forward to a delivery that would have gone on to hit off-stump, and then Staanie van Zyl, on the back foot to a ball that would have hit middle.Earlier the Foxes had lost their last three wickets in adding just 18 to their overnight score of 322-7. Chris Jordan, wicket-less on the first day, had Chappell caught off at mid-off by Nash off a leading edge before McKay wafted outside off-stump to give Michael Burgess a simple catch behind the stumps.Having pulled Jordan dismissively to the midwicket boundary, Mark Cosgrove, on 128, then failed to clear mid-off with an attempted lofted drive. - ECB Reporters Network
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UPDATE: Match start delayed (Further inspection at 3pm), Lancashire 123/4 (45 ov, trail by 57 - 1st inns) v Middlesex
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WICKET: Somerset 173/8 (53 ov, trail by 29 - 1st inns) v Yorkshire
J Overton lbw b Sidebottom 19 (21) Partnership: 24 (6.0 ov)
RJ Sidebottom 16-2-50-5 C Overton 31* (44)
