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Walsh spoils Essex party
LONDON. Sept 13 In form West Indies fast bow ler Courtney WaJ sh cut short the celebrations of English county champions Essex on Saturday with a devastating performance at Bristol, reports AFP
The Jamaican giant grabbed seven for 38. the eighth time this summer he has finished with five or more wickets In an innings, as Essex were pol ished off for only 128
Gloucestershire replied with 175 for three on a pitch that grew easier during the day, Mark Alleyne ending unbeaten on 93 with 13 fours after a fourth-wicket stand of 71 with Matt Windows
England A leg-spinner Ian Salisbury also captured seven wickets to underline the setoc tors’ folly at omitting him from the senior tour of Indta.
The Sussex star s career best figures of seven for 54 sparked a Yorkshire collapse from 180 for three to 232 all out at Hove Only Oralg White (71 not out) and Simon Kellett (53) provided much reels tance.
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and Jamie Hall had posted an unbroken 100 for the first wicket.
It was a bowlers day as will at Gateshead Fell. Southampton and Taunton.
At Gateshead Fell Durham slipped from 104 for none to 215 for seven as Phil DeFreitas and Mike Watkinson took three wickets each for Lancashire
The championship's strugglers’ best start since June had been due to ex England bats men Wayne Larkins, who passed 1500 runs for the sea son with a 98-ball 53. and Paul Parker (70).
Nottinghamshire also collapsed al Taunton, losing their last four wickets for only 26 to total 265 as Harvey Trump and Andrew Caddfck finished with three wickets apiece.
Earlier. newcomer Graeme Archer hit an unbeaten 83 and added 92 for the fourth wicket with skipper Tim Robinson, who made 74.
Meanwhile, at Southampton England batsman Robin Smith scored a belligerent 87 as Hampshire faded to take ad vantage of a good pitch against Worcestershire, sliding to 231 all out before the visitors replied with 32 for one
Smiths superb knock, which lasted 208 minutes ana contained 17 fours, was the only highlight as former England bowlers Phil Newport. Ken Radford and Richard Illingworth shared the honours.
No doubt Leicestershire would also have been skittled for a low score had Northamptonshire, chasing second place In the champ I onshlp. not dropped six catches at Leicester.
Nigel Briers. Paul Nixon. Ben Smith (86) and Winston Benjamin (51 not out) were all put down as Leicestershire closed at 297 for seven Tim Boon was the home county's other main scorer with 81.
Kent now look favourites to claim the 23.000-pound runners-up after amassing 487 for three from 1 IO overs against Warwickshire at Edgbaston
, Openers Trevor Ward (153) and Mark Benson (122) put on 290. Then West Indies allrounder Cari Hooper (95 not out) maintained the gallop in a partnership of 141 with Neil Taylor (78).
Ward, dropped on 41. went on to^compietc a fifth century fours and a six in 227 minutes