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The England batsman Dawid Malan
Andrew Gale, Yorkshire’s coach, spoke glowingly about his side’s character after a come-from-behind -victory against the champions, Essex, from 50 all out – a win in which Joe Root had a significant part to play despite only scoring nought and 35.

Twenty wickets fell before tea on the opening day, with Yorkshire conceding a first-innings lead of http://www.authenticwildstore.com/-11-mike-gartner-jersey_c-456.html 92. But Jonny Bairstow opened the batting in the second innings in place of the impressive 19-year-old Harry Brook and the England wicketkeeper delivered a quick-fire 50, allowing the visitors to eventually set a target of 238.
Essex started day http://www.officialredsoxauthentic.com/Fred_Lynn_Jersey three on 97 for four and were all out for 146 within 90 minutes. The reliable seamer Steve Patterson, whose 350th first-class wicket was Alastair Cook late on day two, took a career-best six for 40 in Essex’s first defeat in 19 Championship Womens Tre'Davious White Jersey games dating back to September 2016.
“The way Jonny came out and set the tone of how we were going to go about our [second] innings, it changed the momentum of the game,” Gale said. “It’s something Rooty and myself spoke about. We then put it to Gaz [Gary Ballance] and said to Jonny: ‘Do you fancy going in first? We don’t http://www.officialwizardshop.com/authentic-13-marcin-gortat-jersey.html want you to go in and slog, just be yourself and be positive. You have a licence.’ You know what Jonny’s like. When you set him a challenge, he sticks his chest out and does the business.
“It was important we threw some punches back. The batting display in the first innings was terrible. It was unacceptable. But we have worked hard this winter on our team spirit and never say die attitude. That shone through the game.”
Day three went perfectly for Yorkshire as they won with their lowest first-innings total since 1922, when they were bowled out for 42 by Sussex at Hove. They took four wickets without addition as Essex slipped from 114 four Dave Parker Youth jersey to 114 for eight, with their in-form new‑ball seamer Ben Coad taking three of them as he bowled through an ankle injury which may threaten his involvement against Surrey at the Oval this week.
But the standout innings of the match proved to be Brook’s second‑innings 124, his maiden first‑team century. A particular feature was how he attacked the Womens Michael Conforto Jersey spin of Simon Harmer. Gale said: “Harry was unbelievable. He was the only one who looked at home on that pitch. The way he played spin was fantastic. He’s got a big future. We’ve said that from the outset. He looks at home in the first‑class game.”
The England batsman Dawid Malan posted a 206-ball 119 in his first appearance of the season for Middlesex, who are defending a 230 target against Sussex (35 for two) in Division Two at Hove. There were wins for the -leading pair Warwickshire and Kent over Derbyshire and Glamorgan respectively, while Durham are fighting hard to avoid a home loss to Leicestershire.
In Division One, the leaders, Nottinghamshire, set Hampshire 469 to win at Trent Bridge. They closed on 111 for three. The England Lions duo Keaton Jennings and Joe Clarke hit centuries for Lancashire and Worcestershire, who are involved in high-scoring games with Somerset and Surrey. Clarke made 157. wholesale jerseys wholesale jerseys wholesale jerseys wholesale jerseys wholesale jerseys wholesale jerseys