Monday 19 August 2019

Azad Watch - new contract


Hassan Azad has signed a two year contract extension with Leicestershire




15 JUL 2019SPECSAVERS COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP - DIVISION TWO - DAY 2 OF 4


Gloucestershire  First innings 275 - for 6 wickets(96.0overs) Close

 Leicestershire First innings  252 all out


Close - Gloucestershire lead Leicestershire by 23 runs with 4 wickets remaining


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Gloucestershire 1st Innings
BatsmanHow OutBowlerRunsMinsBalls4s6sSR
Total(96.0 overs)275for6wickets
Hammondc Ackermannb Abbas036000.00
Dentc Swindellsb Wright12530123116054.11
Roderickrun out (Dexter)2260394056.41
Smithb Wright842552309036.52
Higginsb Davis1456312045.16
van Buurenc Ackermannb Wright034000.00
J Taylornot out1546301050.00
Howellnot out01111000.00
Extras12nb 003lb15
BowlerOversMaidensRunsWicketsEcon
Abbas18.055112.83
Wright18.035332.94
Davis15.062711.80
Dexter8.012202.75
Mike13.025704.38
Parkinson15.032901.93
Ackermann9.023303.67

Fall of WicketBatsman
0-1 (0.6 ovs)Hammond
46-2 (15.1 ovs)Roderick
241-3 (81.3 ovs)Dent
252-4 (85.2 ovs)Smith
252-5 (85.6 ovs)van Buuren
273-6 (93.1 ovs)Higgins

2 comments:

  1. Gloucestershire beat Leicestershire by six wickets in the last over of a dramatic final session at Cheltenham.

    Leicestershire appeared to be cruising towards a draw when, at the tea interval, they still had six second-innings wickets remaining.

    But they lost centurion Hassan Azad for 121 straight after the break and collapsed from 255-4 to 299 all out.

    The hosts had eight overs to chase 48, and Gareth Roderick sealed victory with a six over cover with three balls left.

    Seamer Ryan Higgins took 5-71 to give Gloucestershire an unlikely chance of victory, and his six off the final ball of the penultimate over left his side needing nine off Chris Wright's final over to win.

    And Roderick obliged with a maximum off the third ball to clinch a 22-point win that lifted Gloucestershire up to seventh in Division Two, while Leicestershire remain bottom of the table.

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