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Stewart tips Australians off
LONDON, May 8: England vice-captain Alee Stewart' hammered out a warning to Australia with hl* second successive century In the county championship on Friday, reports AFP.
With the first one-day international Just 12 days away. Stewart Joined opener Darren Bicknell in a Surrey run feast against Sussex at Hove.
Stewart cracked 127 with a six and 14 fours, while Bick nell slammed an unbeaten 154 with 20 boundaries as Surrey surged to 392 for six — a lead of 179 — on the back of their third-wicket stand of 240 in 68 overs.
Another England player in form was paceman Devon Malcolm. who put Warwickshire on the rack with a quick one-two to leave them struggling to avoid an innings defeat by Derbyshire at Edgbaston.
Malcolm dismissed Andy Moles and Roger Twose in his first two overs to send the visitors sliding to 29 for two at stumps, still needing 158 to make Derbyshire bat again.
Their total of 397 was based on a third-wicket stand of 161 between John Morris (95) and Chris Adams (65) before Tim O’Gorman weighed In with 86.
England's "forgotten man" of their close-season tdur,’ Mike Atherton, hit' an u-n°
beaten 56 as Lancashire began the long haul to match Durhams mammoth 515 for nine declared at Old Trafford.
Paul Parker completed his 54 th First-class ton with 123 for the visitors, but Atherton saw I.ancashire to 118 for two in reply by the close.
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three for five In 14 balls as champions Essex came off the ropes against Yorkshire at Chelmsford.
Illotfs burst left the Tykes reeling at 11 for three, a lead of 158. after they had dismissed Essex for 250, Just three runs past the follow-on target, with Mike Garnham top-scoring on 53.
Meanwhile, Northamptonshire youngster Mal Loye was the home hero against Gloucestershire with a stylish maiden century.
The 20-year-old stroked 11 fours in his 139-ball 105 to Kide Northants to 293 — a id of 186 — and, with Paul Taylor striking twice at the start of their second knock. Gloucestershire scrambled to 56 for two.
Leicestershire off-spinner Laurie Potter also snapped up a career-best, with the ball, although his five for 45 failed to stop Nottinghamshire gaining a first Innings lead of 61 at Leicester.
A captain's knock of 70 from Tim Robinson saw Notts to 280 after they lost Derek Randall second ball, followed by a mini-collapse after lunch when three wickets went down for 13 runs.
Acting captain John Carr boosted Middlesex with an un-saw