🏏 :hccc: Hampshire Cricket 2022

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Hampshire v Gloucestershire, Hampshire chose to bat :-

3-1 from 2.5 overs

Ian Holland c †Bracey b Higgins 2 (12m 7b 0x4 0x6) SR: 28.57

142

Gubbins gone for 30, LBW

64-2

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143

Full toss. Missing leg.

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154-2, 50s for Vince and Organ

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145

212-2 at tea :+1:

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Ton for Organ, Vince out for 78

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Organ gone for 107

236-4

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148

310-8 at close.

Dawson still there on 31

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342 A. O.

Dawson last to fall for 48

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150

13-1

Scott gone for 9, c †Brown b Abbas

Bracey dropped first ball by Holland at 3rd slip, maybe would have been better for 2nd slip but might not have carried.

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151

Bracey edges the 3rd ball straight to Brown, he doesn’t trouble the scorers.

13-2

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152

Hammond 10 c †Brown b Abbas

27-3

Abbas 3-16 from 5.3

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Abbas 4 wickets
van Buuren gone for 0 lbw b Abbas
Abbas 4-16

31-4, lunch being taken.

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154

Brilliant. Unless you are a Gloucs batter…

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155

Ben Stokes enjoying himself at New Road Worcester, strolled out in the third over of the day, went to his ton from just 64 balls, at lunch he’s on 131 from 74 balls. Fourteen sixes, just missing out on six sixes in an over when he didn’t quite connect with the last one which went for a one bounce four. Spare a thought for 18 year old Josh Baker who was the unfortunate bowler.

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156

Harris gone to Abbott 43-5

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157

Lace gone for 5
b Fuller

73-6

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158

Higgins gone trying to sweep and just balloons the ball into the air for an easy catch

Ryan Higgins c Holland b Organ 46 (107m 72b 7x4 0x6) SR: 63.88

105-7

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159

STOKES OUT AT NEW ROAD

Stokes c Haynes b D’Oliveira 161 (Durham 580-5 v Worcestershire)

Worcestershire skipper Brett D’Oliveira finally gets his man.

New England captain Ben Stokes is gone, for 161.

What an innings though! A record breaker.

17 sixes. The most in an innings first-class cricket in England.

And off only 88 balls, having earlier taken just 64 to reach his ton, breaking Paul Collingwood’s county record for Durham - 75 balls against Somerset at Taunton in 2005.

A mere eight fours though. A bit disappointing that! But, judging by the reception he got from the appreciative New Road crowd, they’ll let it pass.

As BBC’s Hereford & Worcester’s Dan Wheeler put it, they knew they’d just witnessed something really special.

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160

126-9. Abbas has six

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