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Richards hits his 112th ton
LONDON. May 21: Former West Indies skipper Vtv Richards rolled back the years on Wednesday to
lead Glamorgan to their best English' county championship score of the season, reports AFP.
The evergreen Antiguan batsman scored the 112th century of his Chreer off 113 balls as Glamorgan compiled 346 for five against Warwickshire at Swansea.
Richards, who made 127, shared stands of 111 for the fourth wicket with Matthew Maynard (62) and 108 for the fifth wicket with Tony Cottey.
Warwickshire rattled up 36 for no wicket in seven overs in reply.
Another veteran to hit form on Wednesday was former England spinner John Emburey, who starred with bat and ball to put Middlesex tn command at Leicester.
He hit his first century for two years, making 102 and sharing an eighth-wicket stand of 160 out of 467 with Dean Headley (91), and then snapped up two wickets as Leicestershire slumped to 130 for five In 59 overs.
Middlesex's giant total was bettered by Hampshire against Surrey and and Kent against
Yorkshire.
Hampshire amassed 552 for nine declared, with Toney Middleton completing a career-best 221 with a six and 19 fours, before West Indian paceman Malcolm Marshall grabbed four for 46 as Surrey crashed to 163 for six.
Kent owed their total of 480 for spven to sixth-wicket pair Graham Cowdrey and Steve Marsh, who put on 235 in 55 oVers; Marsh blasted a career-best 125, while Cowdrey smashed 127.
Sussex's Martin Speight and Lancashire all-rounder lan Austin also improved their highest scores with hundreds.
Spelgh slammed 166 with
two sixes and 23 fours to transform his side’s fortunes against leaders
Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge.
His seventh-wicket partnership of 145 In 33 overs with Bradleigh Donelan enabled Sussex to soar from 186 to six to 365 all out.
Austin revived Lancashire with 115 out of 327 for seven declared against Derbyshire at Blackpool. where Derby slipped to 27 for two in reply.
There were two bowlers who produced career-best performances on Wednesday as well — Worcestershire slow left-armcr Richard Stemp and Somereset's Dutch paccman, Adrianus van Troost.
Stemp claimed six for 67 as Gloucestershire were dis missed for 206. 64 behind, only for the home side to retaliate by sending Worcestershire sliding to 102 for five in their second innings.
Van Troost took six for 48 against Essex at Taunton, but the champions were saved from disaster by John Stephenson, who scored an unbeaten 113 out of a total of 259.
Somerset replied with 139 for one in 39 overs. 20-year-old Mark Lathwell Joining the career-best achievers with an unbeaten 72.