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County Championship: Durham push on against Lancashire on rain-shortened day | Manchester News

By britishbulletin.com26 September 20262 Mins Read
County Championship: Durham push on against Lancashire on rain-shortened day | Manchester News
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Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Old Trafford (day two)

Durham 493: Gay 141; Ali 6-166

Lancashire 10-0: Jennings 8*

Lancashire (2 pts) trail Durham (4 pts) by 483 runs

Match scorecard

Lancashire’s Noman Ali took 6-166 on the second day of the County Championship match against Durham at Emirates Old Trafford but the Pakistan slow left-armer could not prevent the visitors compiling a formidable 493 in their first innings.

Rain and bad light allowed only 58.3 overs to be bowled on Friday but both Ollie Robinson and Brydon Carse made 58, the latter undefeated, as Durham built a total that might mean they only have to bat once in this game.

Lancashire were 10 without loss after nine overs in their reply when the Mancunian weather closed in at 16.15 BST and did not relent.

In a shortened morning session – play did not begin until 11:15 – Durham scored 80 runs for the loss of three wickets.

The overnight batters, Ollie Robinson and Kasey Aldridge, were both leg-before to Noman, Robinson for his third half-century of the season, and Aldridge for 24.

The first of those wickets gave Lancashire their second bowling point but Durham collected four for batting and reached lunch on 435-8.

The other batter dismissed was Callum Parkinson for six, who became Noman’s third leg-before victim of the day, thereby giving the Pakistani spinner his first five-wicket haul for Lancashire in his fifth match.

In the afternoon session, the dismissal of Shafiqullah Ghafari, stumped by Matty Hurst off Noman for six, was offset by the batting of Brydon Carse, who reached his fifty off 114 balls with a six over midwicket off Tom Bailey.

Carse was unbeaten on 58 when Duanne Olivier pulled Mitch Stanley to Rocky Flintoff at midwicket, thus ending the innings on 493.

Keaton Jennings and Michael Jones proceeded cautiously to 10-0 either side of tea but the light closed in to prevent them making further progress.

ECB Reporters’ Network supported by Rothesay.

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