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Speak’s third ton for Lancs
LONDON. June 7: Lancashire run machine Nick Speak marched to the lop of the English season's
first-class run charts with his third championship century of the summer against Giouccs tershire at Gid Trafford on Saturday, reports AFP.
Lying in third place In the race to the 1,000 landmark, he hammered 144 out of Lancashire’s total of 288 to take his run tally to Ml and save his side from disaster
Speak, who hit 15 bound arics. was the only batsman to withstand a fierce onslaught
The Jamaican who currently heads the English bowling averages, claimed three for six in 17 balls in the middle of the Lancashire innings and finished with six for 42.
Yorkshire captain Martyn Moxon, who marked his return from a six-week absence with a splendid 117 1n the raln-hlt championship game against Somerest at Midd lesbrough. had more support than Speak
Moxon, who hit two sixes and 16 fours from 231 balls, shared an opening stand of 203 In 66 overs with Simon Kellett (67).
However, a burst of three for 12 In eight overs by medium pacer Andy Hayhurvl sent the Tykes sliding to 317 for seven at the close.
With only the day remain Ing both sides may now have to forefelt an Innings to aet up a decent finish.
Paul Prichard was the day’s other century marker He struck a superb 133 off 244 balls
as Essex dominated a rain affected second day agaln9( Kent at Tunbridge Wells.
The opener cracked one six and 12 fours as the visitors reached 305 for four after being pul in and added 145 for the third wicket with Nasser Hussain (66 not out) after 90 minutes were lost to rain.
In the day's other championship game, however, the ball was on top, with Leicestershire having the better of a Wthsr yjwtol match wtth
Middlesex at Lord's.
Leicestershire seamer Vince Wells claimed his third four-wicket haul In consecutive Innings to help roll over Middlesex for 102 after a blank opening day. Then Lei cestershire responded with 128 for five declared.
However, their attempts to wreck Middlesex's second Innings were halted by bad light.
There was no play at all in the match between Derbyshire