01-07-2019, 20:56
Specsavers County Championship Division Two, Sedbergh School (day two):
Lancashire 337: Vilas 72; Rimmington 4-74
Durham 199-5: Bancroft 77; Anderson 2-35
Durham (2 pts) trail Lancashire (4 pts) by 138 runs
Scorecard
England's James Anderson claimed his 950th first-class wicket on day two of Lancashire's County Championship Division Two match against Durham.
Replying to Lancashire's 337 all out, Durham captain Cameron Bancroft helped his side to 136-1 at Sedbergh School.
But Durham then lost two wickets in successive balls, including Australian Bancroft bowled by Anderson for 77.
Two overs later, Anderson (2-35) reached his latest milestone by trapping Graham Clark lbw for a duck.
That burst of wickets from Anderson and fellow veteran seamer Graham Onions swung the momentum in Lancashire's favour, and Anderson took a slip catch to remove Jack Burnham (26) late on as Durham closed on 199-5, trailing by 138.
Exactly one month before the start of England's Ashes series against Australia, 36-year-old Anderson moved onto 30 Division Two wickets this season at an average of 9.23.
Earlier, home skipper Dane Vilas (72) added only five runs to his overnight score as the hosts lost their five remaining wickets for 44 runs.
My view
Decent little ground spectacular views, not a warm day early on the wicket bit unpredicatable especially if bowling from the Church End some shot, some lifted visciously off a length.
Bohannon batted well possibly batting too low.
They started well with Bancroft looking in good form, lots of nicks through the slipos possibly a couple could have been taken, Jennings injured his hand dropping one. Jimmy celebrated in style when getting Bancroft however the lack of spin intil the end made it a bit of an attritional day.
If you go a quirk of the ground if you turn right on leaving the church with the ground in front of you the seats there are free as it is public land although you can watch for free from the path next to the Church and the main road.
Ice cream was ace
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damp early doors
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Croft being wathed as he walks off
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Jimmy walks back to mark
Lancashire 337: Vilas 72; Rimmington 4-74
Durham 199-5: Bancroft 77; Anderson 2-35
Durham (2 pts) trail Lancashire (4 pts) by 138 runs
Scorecard
England's James Anderson claimed his 950th first-class wicket on day two of Lancashire's County Championship Division Two match against Durham.
Replying to Lancashire's 337 all out, Durham captain Cameron Bancroft helped his side to 136-1 at Sedbergh School.
But Durham then lost two wickets in successive balls, including Australian Bancroft bowled by Anderson for 77.
Two overs later, Anderson (2-35) reached his latest milestone by trapping Graham Clark lbw for a duck.
That burst of wickets from Anderson and fellow veteran seamer Graham Onions swung the momentum in Lancashire's favour, and Anderson took a slip catch to remove Jack Burnham (26) late on as Durham closed on 199-5, trailing by 138.
Exactly one month before the start of England's Ashes series against Australia, 36-year-old Anderson moved onto 30 Division Two wickets this season at an average of 9.23.
Earlier, home skipper Dane Vilas (72) added only five runs to his overnight score as the hosts lost their five remaining wickets for 44 runs.
My view
Decent little ground spectacular views, not a warm day early on the wicket bit unpredicatable especially if bowling from the Church End some shot, some lifted visciously off a length.
Bohannon batted well possibly batting too low.
They started well with Bancroft looking in good form, lots of nicks through the slipos possibly a couple could have been taken, Jennings injured his hand dropping one. Jimmy celebrated in style when getting Bancroft however the lack of spin intil the end made it a bit of an attritional day.
If you go a quirk of the ground if you turn right on leaving the church with the ground in front of you the seats there are free as it is public land although you can watch for free from the path next to the Church and the main road.
Ice cream was ace
damp early doors Croft being wathed as he walks off Jimmy walks back to mark
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