Specsavers Championship, Saturday, June 10, 2017
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TEAM 200: Essex 200/4 (48.4 ov, trail by 199 - 1st inns) v Surrey
RS Bopara 40* (58) RN ten Doeschate 33* (46) -
WICKET: Glamorgan 351/9 (97.1 ov, lead by 84 - 1st inns) v Worcs
LJ Carey c D'Oliveira b Tongue 54 (77) Partnership: 124 (27.1 ov)
JC Tongue 23.1-4-81-6 AG Salter 63* (90) -
INDIVIDUAL 50: AG Wakely 50* (100)
Northamptonshire 188/1 (55 ov, lead by 230 - 2nd inns) v Derbyshire -
WICKET: Durham 161/3 (52.4 ov, lead by 373 - 2nd inns) v Kent
CT Steel c Yasir Shah b Coles 43 (159) Partnership: 93 (26.1 ov)
MT Coles 9.4-3-26-1 G Clark 56* (86) -
INDIVIDUAL 50: AG Salter 51* (76)
Glamorgan 335/8 (92.5 ov, lead by 68 - 1st inns) v Worcs -
INDIVIDUAL 50: G Clark 52* (81)
Durham 157/2 (51.2 ov, lead by 369 - 2nd inns) v Kent -
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Glamorgan 3-4-8 v Worcestershire 267Glamorgan earned  a first innings lead after century-maker Jacques Rudolph and Chris Cooke set a new County seventh wicket record in County Championship matches against Worcestershire on day two at New Road.The duo added 168 in 50 overs and turned the game on its head after Glamorgan had been in deep trouble on 58-6 yesterday evening in reply to the home side's 267.Their partnership surpassed the 106 by Jonathan Hughes and Robert Croft on the same ground in 2002.Rudolph reached the 51st first class ton of his career off 158 balls with 13 fours before he and Cooke were dismissed in the same over from Joe Leach.Cooke, whose 93 of 153 balls contained a six and 11 fours, was caught at short mid on while Rudolph (111) went for a cut and was bowled.Futher resistance came from Lukas Carey (29) and Andrew Salter (42) during an unbroken stand of 77 as Glamorgan reached 304-8 by tea. - ECB Reporters Network
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INDIVIDUAL 50: LJ Carey 50* (63)
Glamorgan 326/8 (92.1 ov, lead by 59 - 1st inns) v Worcs -
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Sussex 177-7 v Leicestershire 340Sussex lost four wickets in the afternoon session as Leicestershire continued to press home their advantage in the Division Two county championship match at the Fischer County Ground.Luke Wright and Harry Finch had added 65 for the fourth wicket when Wright, who had hit eight fours in going to 36, tried to pull a delivery from Ben Raine which kept low, and lost his off-stump.The bounce was becoming increasingly unpredictable, and Michael Burgess, formerly of Leicestershire, never looked comfortable before going leg before to Clint McKay. - ECB Reporters Network
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Notts 125-2 v Gloucestershire 303Nottinghamshire progressed slowly but surely between lunch and tea in response to Gloucestershire's first innings total of 303 all out.
Resuming after lunch on 32 for 0, openers Steven Mullaney and Jake Libby took the visitors to 72 for 0 on a Bristol wicket that was slow, but of even bounce.
However, having looked in precious little trouble up to that point, they lost two quick wickets. First, Mullaney chanced his arm and was duly caught at mid-off, by David Payne, off the bowling of Graeme van Buuren for 38. Then, Libby, who had been particularly watchful in reaching 30, departed in the very next over when he edged a Craig Miles delivery to wicket keeper Gareth Roderick.
Cheteshwar Punjara and Samit Patel provided an even keel during the remainder of the session and took Notts through the 100 run barrier without any serious alarms.
Van Buuren continued to bowl with terrific accuracy and received good support from the likes of Miles and Payne.
At tea, Notts were 125 for 2 off 48 overs. - ECB Reporters Network
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Essex 134-4 trail Surrey 399 by 265 runsAn unbroken stand of 55 between skipper Ryan ten Doeschate and Ravi Bopara revived Essex after skipper Gareth Batty had lifted Surrey hopes with two quick wickets on the second day at Guildford.Batty picked up Nick Browne (43), lbw working to leg, and then had Dan Lawrence cutting to backward point for 21 as Essex, replying to Surrey’s 399, wobbled on 134 for 4.But Bopara and ten Doeschate played with freedom and both had 31 at the interval, Bopara having scattered spectators with a flat six off Batty as they reached 189 for 4.Essex lost three wickets in the session with left-armer Mark Footitt benefitting from a change of ends when he squared up Tom Westley (22) and had him caught behind.Earlier, Surrey had lost their last four wickets for seven in four overs as they just missed out on maximum batting points.Mark Stoneman also missed out on a maiden double hundred when his six-and-a-half hour innings ended on 197, caught behind by a diving James Foster. It was still Stoneman’s career-best score. - ECB Reporters Network
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Durham 142-2 lead Kent by 365 runsDurham again enjoyed the better of a session here in Canterbury where the basement side went in at tea on 142 for two after 50 overs of their second innings.Having opted against enforcing the follow-on; Durham lost Keaton Jennings for a first ball duck, then, soon after lunch, Cook nicked to the keeper to depart four short of his 50.Otherwise it was plain sailing for the visitors as they added exactly 100 runs in the mid session to extend their overall match lead to 365 runs.Kent suffered an injury blow before tea when Sean Dickson, their short leg fielder, went off after taking a blow on the back of the neck following Graham Clark's full blooded sweep shot.
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Yorkshire 35-1 lead Somerset by 11 runsA fascinating second day at Taunton sees Yorkshire 13 runs ahead at tea with nine second innings wickets remaining.
Starting the morning on 41 for three, Somerset’s late order batsmen helped them past the 200 mark and to a batting bonus point.A welcome 35 from Steve Davies, 43 from all-rounder Lewis Gregory and an unbeaten 44 from Craig Overton, his best of the season, saw the hosts to 224 all out.
Veteran seamer Ryan Sidebottom ended with five for 56, claiming his 750th first class wicket on the way.
Batting for a second time, Yorkshire had reached 35 by tea for the loss of Adam Lyth, lbw to off-spinner Dom Bess for ten. - ECB Reporters Network
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Northants 176-1 lead Derbyshire by 218 runsRob Newton made his second half-century of the match as Northamptonshire moved into a very strong position against Derbyshire by tea on the second day at Wantage Road, 176 for 1 and a lead of 218.Newton, who was awarded his county cap before the game, followed up a first-innings 67 with another fifty in 66 balls and eight fours. He went to tea 89 not out, feeding off some ill-disciplined bowling, cutting well and working around a Derbyshire attack looking shorn of enthusiasm.That might have been expected with the wicket of Max Holden - pinned lbw by a Conor McKerr yorker for 31 - their only success in 51 overs.Tom Taylor provided some hope with an excellent second spell from the Wantage Road end where he beat the bat with deliveries of variable bounce but generally batting was straightforward as Northants looked to build a lead to take the game away from Derbyshire. - ECB Reporters Network
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TEA: Essex 189/4 (46 ov, trail by 210 - 1st inns) v Surrey
RN ten Doeschate 31* (38) RS Bopara 31* (50) -
TEA: Northamptonshire 176/1 (51 ov, lead by 218 - 2nd inns) v Derbyshire
AG Wakely 42* (86) RI Newton 89* (153) -
TEA: Sussex 177/7 (46 ov, trail by 163 - 1st inns) v Leics
CJ Jordan 30* (40) VD Philander 11* (12) -
TEA: Yorkshire 35/1 (17 ov, lead by 13 - 2nd inns) v Somerset
PSP Handscomb 0* (4) AZ Lees 20* (53) -
TEA: Durham 142/2 (50 ov, lead by 354 - 2nd inns) v Kent
G Clark 43* (78) CT Steel 37* (151) -
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WICKET: Yorkshire 35/1 (15.2 ov, lead by 13 - 2nd inns) v Somerset
A Lyth lbw b Bess 10 (45) Partnership: 35 (15.2 ov)
DM Bess 4.2-2-5-1 AZ Lees 20* (47) -
TEA: Glamorgan 304/8 (90 ov, lead by 37 - 1st inns) v Worcs
LJ Carey 29* (54) AG Salter 42* (70) -
TEA: Nottinghamshire 125/2 (48 ov, trail by 178 - 1st inns) v Gloucs
CA Pujara 20* (65) SR Patel 31* (73) -
TEAM 300: Glamorgan 301/8 (87.5 ov, lead by 34 - 1st inns) v Worcs
LJ Carey 27* (51) AG Salter 41* (60) -
WICKET: Sussex 156/7 (41.3 ov, trail by 184 - 1st inns) v Leics
D Wiese c †Eckersley b Chappell 7 (21) Partnership: 25 (5.2 ov)
ZJ Chappell 7.3-0-29-2 CJ Jordan 20* (25) -
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WICKET: Essex 134/4 (33.2 ov, trail by 265 - 1st inns) v Surrey
DW Lawrence c Curran b Batty 21 (25) Partnership: 13 (3.5 ov)
GJ Batty 5.2-0-26-2 RS Bopara 11* (12) -
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TEAM 100: Nottinghamshire 100/2 (36.3 ov, trail by 203 - 1st inns) v Gloucs
CA Pujara 9* (33) SR Patel 17* (36) -
WICKET: Sussex 131/6 (36.1 ov, trail by 209 - 1st inns) v Leics
HZ Finch b Raine 61 (110) Partnership: 10 (4.2 ov)
BA Raine 10.1-2-31-2 CJ Jordan 4* (13) -
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UPDATE: Stumps (No play Saturday due to rain), Lancashire 123/4 (45 ov, trail by 57 - 1st inns) v Middlesex
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WICKET: Essex 121/3 (29.3 ov, trail by 278 - 1st inns) v Surrey
NLJ Browne lbw b Batty 43 (91) Partnership: 30 (6.4 ov)
GJ Batty 3.3-0-18-1 DW Lawrence 19* (14) -
TEAM 100: Durham 101/2 (36.2 ov, lead by 313 - 2nd inns) v Kent
CT Steel 32* (120) G Clark 14* (27) -
This made me laugh, I do wonder if we are getting to the moment where like Buttler in the UAE Tests he needs taking out for his own good
To be fair, that was a useful boundary first ball from Jason Roy. Should be enough to keep him in ahead of Bairstow next match. #bbccricket
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TEAM 100: Essex 101/2 (24.4 ov, trail by 298 - 1st inns) v Surrey
DW Lawrence 5* (3) NLJ Browne 38* (73) -
WICKET: Sussex 121/5 (31.5 ov, trail by 219 - 1st inns) v Leics
MGK Burgess lbw b McKay 1 (9) Partnership: 3 (4.5 ov)
CJ McKay 11.5-6-22-3 HZ Finch 55* (97)
1st Quarter-Final: Derbyshire v Hampshire at Derby
Aug 22, 2017 (18:30 local | 17:30 GMT | 13:30 EDT | 12:30 CDT | 10:30 PDT)
Aug 22, 2017 (18:30 local | 17:30 GMT | 13:30 EDT | 12:30 CDT | 10:30 PDT)
2nd Quarter-Final: Glamorgan v Leics at Cardiff
Aug 23, 2017 (18:30 local | 17:30 GMT | 13:30 EDT | 12:30 CDT | 10:30 PDT)
Aug 23, 2017 (18:30 local | 17:30 GMT | 13:30 EDT | 12:30 CDT | 10:30 PDT)
3rd Quarter-Final: Notts v Somerset at Nottingham
Aug 24, 2017 (18:30 local | 17:30 GMT | 13:30 EDT | 12:30 CDT | 10:30 PDT)
Aug 24, 2017 (18:30 local | 17:30 GMT | 13:30 EDT | 12:30 CDT | 10:30 PDT)
4th Quarter-Final: Surrey v Warwickshire at The Oval
Aug 25, 2017 (19:00 local | 18:00 GMT | 14:00 EDT | 13:00 CDT | 11:00 PDT)
Aug 25, 2017 (19:00 local | 18:00 GMT | 14:00 EDT | 13:00 CDT | 11:00 PDT)
Durham v Derbyshire at Chester-le-Street
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Essex v Somerset at Chelmsford
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Glamorgan v Sussex at Colwyn Bay
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Kent v Leics at Canterbury
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Lancashire v Warwickshire at Manchester
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Notts v Northants at Nottingham
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Surrey v Middlesex at The Oval
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
Worcs v Gloucs at Worcester
Aug 28-31, 2017 (11:00 local | 10:00 GMT | 06:00 EDT | 05:00 CDT | 03:00 PDT)
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