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Lamb ends season with a stylish ton
LONDON. Sept 16: England bats man Allan Lamb ended a controv erslal season In style on Tuesday with a superb century to secure third place in the County Championship for Northamptonshire, reports AIT
He forgot his forthcoming disciplinary hearing over his ball doctoring claims against Pakistan to crack an unbeaten 122 and steer Northants to a slM-wbcket win over Leicester shire at Leicester
Iambi sixth ton of the sea son enabled Northants to reach their target of 290 with 19 balls to spare
Kent had earlier secured second spot by crushing War wicksture by an Innings and 143 runs al Edgbaston
The home side, 120 for five overnight, put up only token resistance as spinners Richard Davis and Carl Hooper, the West Indies Test all-rounder, bowled them out for 171.
Spin did the trick for Sus sex as well. Ian Salisbury again proving a point to the England sckclors by returning career-best match figures of 12 for 138 to sink Yorkshire by six wickets at Hove. The leg spinner, relegated to the England A team, took five for 84 as Yorkshire were bowled ouI for 259 tn their second Innings. leaving Sussex needing only 60 lo win.
To complete a fine day for spinners. Robert Croft cap-lured six wickets in 45 balls to
fire Glamorgan to a 63-run victory over Derbyshire at Cardiff, while Someresct's Harvey Trump hustled out the Nottinghamshire tail with four for seven in 14 deliveries to set up a mammoth Innings and 16-run win al Taunton.
Lancashire's Phil DeFreitas
ensured the pacemen had their say as well. The England all-rounder recorded a seasons best six for 94 as Durham were dismissed for 271 at Gateshead fell
The left Lancashire requiring only 22 for victory and they achieved that without losing a wicket to condemn Durham to bottom place in their debut season as a first class county
The champions. Essex, were also beaten, the 99th century of Graham Gooch’s career being Insufficient to save them against Gloucestershire at Bristol.
Gooch battled for four hours for his 101 of Essex's 383. but the home side, with Richard Scott and Mark Alleyne both making 73. achieved their victory target of 185 with three wickets down.
Steve Rhodes' superb 107 off Just 133 balls for Worcestershire against Hampshire at Southampton was in vain as well. Worcestershire finishing on 254 for seven, 11 runs short of success.
Surrey, set 333 to beat Middlesex at the Oval, came even closer, ending jUst eight 335 far WC, Darren Bicknell (87) and England vice-captain Alec Stewart (52) having led the charge.