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Saqlain baffles Yorkshire
spun Surrey to a 203-run victory over Yorkshire at The Oval on Saturday to give them a valuable 16 points which consolidated their lead in Division One. reports AFP.
The home side won by 203 runs, taking 16 points to Yorkshire’s four.
Adam Hollioake chose to extend Surrey s 304 overnight lead into the morning and Martin Bicknell olayed some brave strokes before he was out caught-and-bowled to Chris Sllverwood, leaving Alistair Brown undefeated on 140.
The Yorkshire batsmen came to the crease needing 330 to win but failed to get the better of the home side's bowlers.
Michael Vaughan, who batted with a runner having Injured an ankle on Friday, and David Byas both fell to Bicknell.
Anthony McGrath and Australian Darren Lehmann played cautiously against an onslaught from Saqlaln and Salisbury as the visitors tiled to play for a draw.
Surrey had other ideas ’hough and McGrath became the first casualty when he fell In the second over after lunch, playing forward to Saqlaln
Lehmann survived for 23 overs but eventually found himself walking back to the pavilion when ne came down flic wicket to Salisbury and was ^ Brown at mid-wicket.
The Yorkshire Innings then collapsed quickly. Matthew Hogunrcl bec ame Saqlain s final victim as he polished off Yorkshire io give Surrey the win and finish on || for 104 in the match.
In Division Two an outstanding centnrv from Australian Matthew Elliott set Glamorgan on their way to a two-wicket victory over Middlesex at Southgate.
LONDON. July 16: Pakistan off-spinner Saqlaln Mushtaq and England discard Ian Salisbiirv His 127 was the performance of the match as he took Glamorgan to within 77 runs of victory after they were set 307 to win by the home side.
Resuming on 38 not out overnight, he hit three sixes and 10 fours on his way to three figures and it looked at that stage as though his side would canter past the target.
But at the other end his batting partners were struggling to stay with him. and when Elliott was removed, the foundations which had previously looked so strong suddenly became shaky.
Steve James, who was 27 riot
out at the close of play yesterday. could only add four to his total as he was caught by Justin Langer off Phil Tumell.
Michael Powell and Alun Evans were not long in following for 26 mid 17
But Adrian Shaw and Darren Thomas managed to edge and prod their way to 306 and the scores were level.
Even though Shaw then fell to a stunning catch by Mark Ramprakash off Fraser. Dean Coskcr came to the wicket and held out for the remainder of the over.
It left Thomas facing Weekes at the other end and he pushed the ball away for the remaining run and a game which had been
in the balance for all of its four days, finally had a result.
Back in Division One Lancashire's tail-enders produced a defiant rearguard action to foil Somerset's victory bid in a thrilling draw at Taunton.
At 324 for eight in their second Innings, the visitors were still two runs behind with 39 overs left in the day's play.
But Glen Chapple came out to hit a priceless 39 not out, receiving excellent support from Chris Schofield (35) and Mike Smethurst I I3no) as Lancashire closed on 4 17 for nine.
Another hard-fought draw, thi time at New Road saw Worcestershire acting captain Steve Rhodes score his first century In two years and last man Glenn McGrath weigh In with a maiden half century as the home side escaped against Nottinghamshire In Division Two.
Facing defeat with a lead of only 79 at the start of the final day. Worcestershire surprisingly chalked up 431 by adding a further 278 for their last five wickets.
The hard work was done by Rhodes, with 13 fours in his 103 from 218 balls. Australian paceman McGrath with a previous best of 39 in a Test match against the West Indies, hit seven fours and two sixes on his way to 55 and Kabir also reached a career milestone with an unbeaten 50.
Sussexs hopes of forcing a third championship win were snuffed out as Essex, set 310 in 73 overs, held on for (heir sixth draw in nine Division Two games.
Essex called oft their bld at Arundel when Australian star Stuart Law fell for 12, leaving his side on 189 lor five.
Former Sussex all-rounder Danny Law ( IL'l and Stephen Peters (22 not out) then resisted stubbornly to acid 42 in I I ox ers before Law became a second victim for fellow Aussie Michael Bevan.