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Richard Gleeson lifts Lancashire into ascendancy on throwback day at Old Trafford
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Tuesday, 14 May 2019 13:30
Lancashire29 for 1 trail Northamptonshire 230 (Wood 66, Gleeson 5-63, Onions 4-45) by 201 runsThere was the unmistakable smack of modernity about the cricket at Old Trafford on the first day of this game - yet there was also a pleasing air of timelessness. For all that Northamptonshire's side contained two loan signings and Lancashire's its third Australian debutant of…
Welsh in spirit but reality less clear cut as Glamorgan return to Newport
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Tuesday, 14 May 2019 13:53
Gloucestershire 360 for 6 (Bracey 152, Roderick 88) v Glamorgan Croeso I Gymru. Welcome to Wales. The friendly words beneath the red dragon greet M4 drivers after they cross the Severn Bridge immediately before the lanes narrow and average speed checks of 50mph take force. There are two parts to the message and while few ever question the warmth of…
Nick Gubbins sets platform despite Mohammad Abbas snapping up four
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Tuesday, 14 May 2019 13:03
Middlesex 325 for 8 (Gubbins 75, Scott 52*, Lace 51, Abbas 4-57) v LeicestershireMohammad Abbas claimed four wickets on a topsy-turvy first day of Leicestershire's County Championship fixture with Middlesex at Lord's. The Pakistan Test bowler looked a class above the rest in returning 4 for 57 to restrict the hosts to 325 for 8 on decent batting surface.Half-centuries from…
Jack Burnham begins to make amends before Charlie Morris six-for
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Tuesday, 14 May 2019 10:42
Worcestershire 1 for 1 trail Durham 273 (Burnham 76, Bancroft 70, Morris 6-53) by 272 runsAs curators of the county circuit's most aesthetically appealing backdrop, Worcestershire have an onerous responsibility. Having upset enough traditionalists by allowing a monstrous (to some critics) four-storey hotel to be built in one corner of the New Road ground, the decision to erect a new…
Wes Agar returns to South Australia
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Monday, 13 May 2019 17:34
Young paceman Wes Agar has returned to South Australia after spending two seasons in Victoria as one of the few changes to the Redbacks squad for next season.Agar, 22, the younger brother of Ashton Agar, had a rookie contract with the Redbacks in 2016-17 and played five List A games before returning to Victoria. He earned a rookie contract with…
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