CC: Review of R13, 2 Aug 1993 (Day 4)

CC 1993: Round 13 - 29 July - 2 Aug 1993
Day 4 : 02 August 1993

SOMERSET v YORKSHIRE: Taunton
Fast  bowler  Darren  Gough  advanced his claims for an England A
place this winter by taking a career best 7-42 as Yorkshire  beat
Somerset at Taunton.
The  visitors  took  just 40 minutes to complete victory  bowling
out Somerset for 170 to clinch a 48 run win.
Gough swung the match with three wickets in five balls after Gra-
ham  Rose  and  Mushtaq  Ahmed  had extended their seventh wicket
stand to 61.

DURHAM v SUSSEX: Durham Univ
Franklyn Stephenson ripped through Durham to clinch Sussex's  em-
phatic 267 run win at Durham University.
The  West  Indian  paceman  claimed  5-55  as   Durham   resuming
overnight on 26-2 chasing a victory target of 478 slumped to  210
all out.
Stephenson trapped Wayne Larkins leg before in the second over of
the day before skipper David Graveney produced a late rally  with
an unbeaten 29.

GLOUCS v DERBYS: Cheltenham
John  Morris  completed  a  superb match display by steering Der-
byshire to a seven wicket win over Gloucestershire.
Morris  who hit a career best 229 in the first innings   hammered
an unbeaten 71 as Derbys reached the 79 needed for victory before
lunch.
Courtney Walsh tested Derbyshire briefly  claiming the  scalp  of
Chris  Adams  but Morris steadied the ship to steer his side to a
comfortable win.

KENT v LEICS: Canterbury
Skipper Mark Benson steered Kent to a three wicket win  over  Le-
icestershire  their first championship win for more than a month.
Benson hammered five fours to finish unbeaten  on  71  to  rescue
Kent from a perilous 86-5 at lunch.
He  teamed up with Neil Taylor in an 80 run stand in 30 overs be-
fore Mark Ealham joined him to steer Kent to their victory target
of 225-7.

HANTS v WARWICKS: Southampton
Stand  in  seamer  Michael Bell produced a career best display to
bowl Warwicks to an 80 run victory over Hampshire.
Bell  only playing because  Allan  Donald  and  Tim  Munton  were
misssing   grabbed  5-43 to shoot out Hampshire for 208 chasing a
victory target of 289.
Spinner Neil Smith also pitched in with 4-93 as Hants lost  their
last  four  wickets  for three runs. Warwickshire were bowled out
for 392.

ESSEX v WORCS: Chelmsford
Former England skipper Graham Gooch hit  his  first  championship
century  of  the  season  to  help Essex to their first win since
June.
Gooch hit a timely  unbeaten 159 to help beat  Worcestershire  by
four wickets with 5.2 overs to spare.
Gooch  forged  a  164  run stand with Paul Prichard to help Essex
reach 286-6.  John Childs  earlier  bagged  6-37  as  Worcs  were
bowled out for 208.

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