The Sunday Times - UK (2022-04-24)

2GS The Sunday Times April 24, 2022 21

Sport

S J P Croft b Zafar 34

D J P Vilas c Hammond b Shaw 109

P D P Salt st Bracey b Zafar 21

D J P Lamb not out 41

Hasan J P Ali c Higgins b Zafar 11

S J P Mahmood not out 17

Extras (b5 lb9 w6 nb8) 28

Total (7 wkts dec, 166 overs) 556

Fall: 1-11, 2-117, 3-234, 4-437, 5-486, 6-486, 7-501

Did not bat: M W Parkinson, J M Anderson.

Bowling: Higgins 25-14-48-0; Dale 14-0-84-0;

Warner 14-2-71-0; Shaw 15-1-77-1; Zafar 65-20-135-4;

Van Buuren 20-0-85-1; Hammond 13-3-42-0

Gloucs Second Innings Close

C D J Dent c Salt b Mahmood 19

M S J Harris c Salt b Anderson 7

J R J Bracey b Hasan Ali 14

M A H Hammond not out 24

G L H van Buuren not out 3

Total 3 wkts, 32 overs) 67

Fall: 1-13, 2-36, 3-61

To bat: R F Higgins, T C Lace, Zafar Gohar, J Shaw, J D

Warner, A S Dale.

Bowling: Anderson 6-0-9-1; Hasan Ali 8-2-17-1;

Balderson 4-1-9-0; Mahmood 6-3-11-1; Parkinson 6-1-

19-0; Wells 2-0-2-0

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE V YORKSHIRE

NORTHAMPTON: Northants, with all second-innings

wickets in hand, need 443 runs to beat Yorkshire

Overnight: Northants 204 (E N Gay 65; J A Thompson

4-54). Yorks 296 (HC Brook 84, D J Malan 64, J A

Thompson 51; G K Berg 5-58) and 85-1

Yorkshire Second Innings

A Lyth c McManus b Kelly 53

F D M Karunaratne b Procter 36

G C H Hill not out 151

D J H Malan c Gay b Keogh 75

H C H Brook not out 77

Extras (b6 lb5 w1 nb2) 14

Total (3 wkts dec, 95 overs) 406

Fall: 1-73, 2-101, 3-258

Did not bat: H G Duke, D M Bess, J A Thompson, S A

Patterson, HarisRauf, M L Revis.

Bowling: Sanderson 16-6-45-0; Berg 14-2-72-0; Kelly

13-1-70-1; Procter 10-3-37-1; Kerrigan 23-1-119-0;

Keogh 19-0-52-1

Northmptonshire Second Innings Close

R Vasconcelos not out 24

W A Young not out 25

Extras (b6 lb1) 7

Total no wkt, 24 overs) 56

To bat: G K Berg, S C Kerrigan, L Procter, R I Keogh, L

D McManus, B WSanderson, M Kelly, S Zaib.

Bowling: Thompson 6-4-7-0; Rauf 5-0-23-0;

Patterson 5-2-6-0; Bess 6-3-8-0; Revis 2-0-5-0

SURREY V SOMERSET

THE KIA OVAL: Somerset, with one second-

innings wicket in hand, lead Surrey by 225 runs

Overnight: Somerset 337 (T B Abell 150 no, J C

Hildreth 54). Surrey 204-5 (B T Foakes 63).

Surrey First Innings

S M Curran c Renshaw b Siddle 80

W G Jacks c Renshaw b Siddle 24

J G Clark lbw b Brooks 10

J G Overton not out 27

J P A Taylor c S M Davies b Siddle 9

R J W Topley c S M Davies b Siddle 1

Extras (b4 lb9 nb2) 15

Total (100 overs) 308

Fall: 1-16, 2-34, 3-48, 4-128, 5-173, 6-246, 7-261, 8-

287, 9-298

Bowling: Overton 26-4-83-2; Siddle 26-9-51-6;

Brooks 18-2-83-2; Davey 19-3-53-0; Leach 11-3-25-0

Somerset Second Innings Close

M T Renshaw b Overton 10

T A Lammonby c Foakes b Clark 30

T B Abell c Foakes b Patel 53

T B Banton c Foakes b Topley 52

J C Hildreth c Overton b Clark 5

S M Davies c Foakes b Topley 1

C M Overton b Topley 0

J H Davey not out 9

M J Leach b Overton 17

P M Siddle c Pope b Clark 2

Extras (b7 lb8 nb2) 17

Total 9 wkts, 62.5 overs) 196

Fall: 1-37, 2-43, 3-132, 4-141, 5-155, 6-155, 7-158, 8-

189, 9-196

To bat: J A Brooks.

Bowling: Topley 17-4-49-3; Clark 19.5-4-48-3;

Overton 15-2-39-2; Jacks 3-0-18-0; Patel 8-0-27-1

WARWICKSHIRE V ESSEX

EDGBASTON: Essex, with two second-innings

wickets in hand, are 73 runs behind

Warwickshire

Overnight: Warks 385 (M G K Burgess 170, M Lamb

71; M T Steketee4-130). Essex 168 (T Westley 80; D R

Briggs 4-31) and 0-1

Essex Second Innings Close

N L J Browne c Hain b Hannon-Dalby 0

A N J Cook c Burgess b Hannon-Dalby 36

T N J Westley c Burgess b Rhodes 10

M J J Critchley b Hannon-Dalby 49

A M J Rossington c Burgess b Briggs 52

A J J Wheater c Rhodes b Brookes 13

D W J Lawrence c Burgess b Miles 44

S R J Harmer not out 60

S R J Snater c Brookes b Miles 21

M T J Steketee not out 0

Extras (lb3 nb2) 5

Total (8 wkts, 99 overs) 290

Fall: 1-0, 2-29, 3-72, 4-106, 5-143, 6-172, 7-253, 8-289

To bat: S J Cook.

Bowling: Hannon-Dalby 22-13-36-3; Brookes

19-3-63-1; Rhodes 18-5-51-1; Miles 18-3-66-2; Briggs

21-4-62-1; Yates 1-0-9-0

DIVISION TWO

DURHAM V NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

EMIRATES RIVERSIDE: Nottinghamshire (23pts)

beat Durham (2pts) by an innings and 141 runs

Overnight: Durham 230 (S R Dickson 54; L A

Patterson-White 5-54). Notts 371-3 (B T Slater 164 no,

L W James 105 no, B M Duckett 54).

Notts First Innings

B T Slater not out 225

L W James b Potts 108

S J Mullaney lbw b Raine 5

T J Moores b Raine 0

L A Patterson-White lbw b Raine 1

J L Pattinson b Potts 37

L J Fletcher b Potts 1

D J Paterson not out 7

Extras (b5 lb3 w4 nb4) 16

Total (9 wkts dec, 153 overs) 488

Fall: 1-60, 2-153, 3-155, 4-375, 5-391, 6-391, 7-395, 8-

469, 9-475

Bowling: Rushworth 30-9-75-0; Potts 35-5-107-6;

Raine 30-6-102-3; Gibson 15-0-64-0; Drissell 26-1-

84-0; Borthwick 17-2-48-0

Durham Second Innings

M A Jones lbw b Fletcher 4

S R Dickson lbw b Paterson 19

K D Petersen lbw b Pattinson 21

S G Borthwick c Patterson-White b Pattinson 25

D G Bedingham c Hameed b Paterson 4

E J Eckersley b Fletcher 0

B A Raine lbw b Fletcher 4

G S Drissell c Mullaney b Patterson-White 7

M J Potts c Moores b Pattinson 1

O J Gibson b Patterson-White 0

C J Rushworth not out 0

Extras (b4 lb4 nb24) 32

Total (33.5 overs) 117

Fall: 1-4, 2-47, 3-61, 4-73, 5-78, 6-94, 7-113, 8-114, 9-117

Did not bat: L Trevaskis.

Total Bonus Pts: Durham 2 Notts 7

Bowling: Fletcher 11-0-46-3; Pattinson 8.5-1-34-3;

Paterson 6-1-22-2; Patterson-White 8-4-7-2

GLAMORGAN V MIDDLESEX

SOPHIA GARDENS: Middlesex (22pts) beat

Glamorgan (3pts) by an innings and 82 runs

Overnight: Middx 336 (J A Simpson 104 no, T S

Roland-Jones 65, M DStoneman 53; J A R Harris 4-

68). Glamorgan 12 and 104-6

Glamorgan Second Innings

S A Northeast c White b Roland-Jones 21

M G Neser c Robson b Roland-Jones 27

J A R Harris not out 15

T A R van der Gugten lbw b Helm 4

M G R Hogan b Helm 3

Extras (lb1) 1

Total (46.5 overs) 132

Fall: 1-25, 2-35, 3-57, 4-69, 5-76, 6-78, 7-104, 8-113,

9-120

Total Bonus Pts: Glamorgan 3 Middlesex 6

Bowling: Afridi 14-4-34-1; Roland-Jones 17-5-40-5;

Helm 8.5-2-24-3; Andersson 7-1-33-1

LEICESTERSHIRE V DERBYSHIRE

LEICESTER: Leicestershire, with four second-

innings wickets in hand, are 172 runs behind

Derbyshire

Overnight: Leics 213 (S T Evans 63; S Conners 4-62).

Derbys 437-4 (ShanMasood 219, W L Madsen 94, M H

McKiernan 63 no).

Derbyshire First Innings

M H McKiernan lbw b Barnes 101

J L du Plooy not out 61

J L Dal lbw b Barnes 1

A T Thomson c Swindells b Barnes 0

N T Potts b Barnes 2

S T Conners b Barnes 3

R A S Lakmal c Sub b Parkinson 1

Extras (b8 lb4 nb6) 18

Total (141.5 overs) 531

Fall: 1-17, 2-60, 3-281, 4-410, 5-504, 6-506, 7-506, 8-

510, 9-528

Bowling: Hendricks 26-2-99-1; Davis 19-2-83-1;

Mulder 21-2-77-0; Barnes 25-1-101-5; Parkinson 41.5-

9-128-2; Ackermann 9-0-31-0

Leics Second Innings Close

Azad c Madsen b Thomson 32

S T Evans lbw b Conners 33

G H Rhodes b Thomson 5

C N Ackermann c Thomson b Dal 3

L N Kimber not out 33

P W A Mulder lbw b Potts 25

H W A Swindells c & b Thomson 8

E W A Barnes not out 0

Extras (lb3 nb4) 7

Total (6 wkts, 66 overs) 146

Fall: 1-50, 2-58, 3-64, 4-88, 5-128, 6-146

To bat: C F Parkinson, B E Hendricks, W S Davis.

Bowling: Conners 14-0-49-1; Lakmal 12-7-14-0;

Thomson 21-6-36-3; Dal 9-2-16-1; McKiernan 2-2-16-1;

Potts 6-0-12-1; Madsen 2-0-12-0

WORCESTERSHIRE V SUSSEX

WORCESTER: Worcestershire (23pts) beat Sussex

(4pts) by an innings and 34 runs

Overnight: Worcs 491 (B D’Oliveira 169 no, E Pollock

77). Sussex 169-5 (C Pujara 85; J Leach 4-56).

Sussex First Innings

C A Pujara c Pollock b Pennington 109

D M W Rawlins b Pennington 10

T P W Alsop run out 28

G P W Stewart c Pollock b Barnard 18

H T W Crocombe not out 15

G D W Burrows lbw b Morris 0

Extras (b4 lb13 nb2) 19

Total (81.5 overs) 269

Fall: 1-0, 2-34, 3-155, 4-155, 5-155, 6-197, 7-202, 8-

234, 9-269

Bowling: Leach 17-5-60-4; Morris 17.5-8-32-2;

Baker 15-3-48-0; Pennington 14-2-43-2; Barnard 18-

3-66-1

Sussex Second Innings

A G H Orr c Haynes b Baker 33

T J H Haines c Cox b Leach 10

T P H Alsop c Cox b Leach 0

C A H Pujara b Pennington 12

T G R Clark c Cox b Baker 8

T G R Rizwan lbw b Barnard 4

D M W Rawlins run out 19

G M W Stewart not out 67

H T W Crocombe c D’Oliveira b Baker 8

J T W Atkins c Pennington b D’Oliveira 17

G D W Burrows lbw b D’Oliveira 2

Extras (b5 lb3) 8

Total (63 overs) 188

Fall: 1-17, 2-17, 3-37, 4-52, 5-61, 6-87, 7-113, 8-129, 9-158

Total Bonus Pts: Worcs 7 Sussex 4

Bowling: Leach 11-4-28-2; Morris 7-1-16-0; Barnard 7-

0-25-1; Pennington 9-4-17-1; Baker 24-6-75-3; Azhar

3-0-17-0; D’Oliveira 2-1-2-2

SCOREBOARDS

LV= Insurance County Championship:

All third day of four

DIVISION ONE

KENT V HAMPSHIRE

CANTERBURY: Kent, with seven second-innings

wickets in hand, are 269 runs behind Hampshire

Overnight: Kent 305 (D J Bell-Drummond 149, J M

Cox 51; K H D Barker6-53). Hants 337-4 (J M Vince

111, N R T Gubbins 69, L A Dawson 63 no).

Hampshire First Innings

L A Dawson c Cox b Muyeye 171

B C Brown c Gilchrist b Muyeye 157

F S Organ not out 44

K H D Barker not out 44

Extras (b7 lb2 nb4) 13

Total (6 wkts dec, 147 overs) 652

Fall: 1-37, 2-57, 3-193, 4-275, 5-548, 6-573

To bat: M S Crane, K J Abbott, Mohammad Abbas.

Bowling: Bird 11-2-58-0; Milnes 29-5-113-1; Gilchrist

29-3-124-3; Qadri 33-0-155-0; Stevens 25-1-105-0;

Bell-Drummond 4-0-18-0; Muyeye 16-0-70-2

Kent Second Innings Close

Z Crawley lbw b Abbott 29

B G Compton not out 37

D J Bell-Drummond c Organ b Abbott 0

T J Muyeye b Organ 3

J M Cox not out 3

Extras (nb6) 6

Total (3 wkts, 29 overs) 78

Fall:To bat: 1-51, 2-51, 3-65 O G Robinson, D I Stevens, M E Milnes,

Hamildullah Qadri, J MBird, N N Gilchrist.

Bowling: Barker 6-1-33-0; Mohammad Abbas 7-2-22-

0; Abbott 7-4-9-2; Dawson 5-1-7-0; Organ 4-1-7-1

LANCASHIRE V GLOUCESTERSHIRE

EMIRATES OLD TRAFFORD: Gloucs, with seven

second-innings wickets in hand, are 237 runs

behind Lancashire

Overnight: Gloucs 252 (M S Harris 67, C D J Dent 52,

R F Higgins 51 no;Hasan Ali 6-47). Lancs 289-3 (J J

Bohannon 142 no, L W P Wells 59).

Lancashire First Innings

G P Balderson run out 5

L W P Wells lbw b Zafar 59

J J P Bohannon c Bracey b Van Buuren 231

BOXING

Ali: A Life by

Jonathan Eig

CRICKET

On Warne by

Gideon Haigh

Harold Larwood

by Duncan

Hamilton

Cricket 2.0 by

Freddie Wilde and

Tim Wigmore

And the Sun

Shines Now by

Adrian Tempany

The Nowhere Men

by Michael Calvin

Inverting The

Pyramid by

Jonathan Wilson

Red Card by

Ken Bensinger

MISCELLANEOUS

The Moth and the

Mountain by Ed

Caesar

Bounce: The Myth

of Talent and the

Power of Practice

by Matthew Syed

Night Games by

Anna Krien

Born Fighter by

Ruqsana Begum

RUGBY UNION

Proud by Gareth

Thomas (with

Michael Calvin)

Beware of the Dog

by Brian Moore

Sevens Heaven by

Ben Ryan

The Grudge by

Tom English

To register your

vote, visit

http://www.sportsbooka

wards.com

The Sports Book

Awards in

association with

The Sunday Times

gala dinner takes

place at the Kia

Oval on May 26.

BEST SPORT BOOKS OF

THIS CENTURY REVEALED

The 20th Sports

Book Awards in

association with

The Sunday Times

has announced

the best sports

books longlist of

the past 20 years.

Subjects on the

list including

sporting greats

Muhammad Ali, Sir

Alex Ferguson

and the late

Shane Warne.

The longlist has

been drawn up by

The Sports Book

Awards Academy,

which over the

past 20 years has

featured Sir

Michael Parkinson,

Sir Andrew

Strauss, Clare

Balding, Gabby

Logan, Brian

Moore, Sir Tim

Rice and the late

Bob Willis.

Football has

seven nominations

in the top 20, while

rugby union has

four. Sunday Times

sports writers

David Walsh and

Matthew Syed

both feature with

Seven Deadly Sins:

My Pursuit of

Lance Armstrong

and Bounce: The

Myth of Talent

and the Power of

Practice

respectively. The

list is as follows:

football in a park I have to boot

it. Even as a cyclist in training

I’d go trail biking and do

motocross. The better

coaches understood that

being happy is part of being a

fast cyclist.

MY FAVOURITE MEAL

I’m dead boring. Spaghetti

carbonara. People know what

I’m going to have as soon as I

sit down: my girlfriend’s bored

of it, my team-mates were

bored of it. A brownie for

dessert and a Peroni to drink.

Cheap date mate, cheap date.

I KNEW THE GAME WAS UP

WHEN...

When I made the Tokyo

Olympics team, that was me

done and dusted [he retired

during the Games]. My back

was getting worse. You’ve got

to think about the next 30

years and I’d had enough of

taking 15 minutes to warm up

before getting out of bed.

MY ONE REGRET

Every time I opened my mouth

when I was angry. My mouth

works faster than my brain

when I’m in an emotional

state. There were people in

power at British Cycling who I

could have dealt with

differently. If you ask people

nicely, show them your side of

the fence, it’s amazing how far

you can get.

ADVICE FOR A YOUNG

SPORTSPERSON

You can read all the textbooks

you want, but nothing

accelerates the learning

process like failure.

John Aizlewood

Ed Clancy, a three-time

Olympics gold medallist is

supporting Lazer Helmets on

the launch of their new

KinetiCore helmet

WHERE IT ALL BEGAN
I’m not from a sporty family, I
just loved riding my BMX.
When I started racing
competitively I was picked up
by British Cycling’s talent
identification initiative.

MY BREAKTHROUGH MOMENT
It didn’t happen overnight,
that’s for sure. I loved it, I
didn’t care if there wasn’t a
future in it: if I could scrape a
living, it would be a living
worth scraping. The major
problem was I was rubbish, so
there was lots of not getting
anywhere until I made the
2005 World Championships.

THE COACH I LOOKED UP TO
Matt Parker. What I liked was
that he didn’t have any
experience of cycling — still
doesn’t — but had this
amazing desire to learn. He
was void of any ego, more
than happy to be challenged.
He’d go away, think about
things and give an answer.

MY CHILDHOOD HERO
My stepdad, Kevin Clancy. He
instigated that train of
thought from cycling being a
plaything to something I could
succeed in. Both me and my

brother weren’t achieving

academically. We’ve both

done good things and Kevin’s

been a real part of that.

CYCLING NEVER GOT ANY

BETTER THAN

Standing on the podium with

three of my best mates after

winning team pursuit gold at

London 2012. There’d been so

much pressure and

expectations because we

were no longer upcoming

plucky Brits.

MORNING I HAD THE HANGOVER

TO END ALL HANGOVERS

If you look closely at the 2012

closing ceremony footage,

you can see our pursuit team

sneaking across the pitch to

escape. After the best night

out ever, we came back on the

Tube the next morning, still in

our kit, horrifically drunk,

alongside everyone going to

work. There was so much love

for us.

MY FAVOURITE VENUE

Manchester Velodrome. It

feels like home. A lot of the

time there’s not a lot of people

watching and it’s very

business-like. It’s where all the

hard work’s done.

MY LEAST FAVOURITE VENUE

Any hilly road race. It could be

the most beautiful scenery in

the world — Livigno sticks out

— but I just hated climbing.

MY TOUGHEST OPPONENT

Team-wise, the Australian

pursuit team. When we went

over there in the 2012 World

Championships, it was like the

Ashes on wheels. Individually

the Dane, Lasse Hansen was

so tough. I rarely got the

better of him.

I LEARNT MOST FROM

My 2015 back operation. My

career had been success after

success, then nine months

before the Rio Games a disc in

my back prolapsed and I was

in a hospital bed, in danger of

losing everything. Getting

back to my best in a short

space of time and

rediscovering things you take

for granted, such as walking

without discomfort was a

steep learning curve.

MY GUILTY PLEASURE

Not staying still. If I see a

Proudest moment came at

2012 Games with, from left,

Geraint Thomas, Steven

Burke and Peter Kennaugh

LESSONS FROM

A LIFE IN SPORT

ED CLANCY

Ex-track and road star

on not sitting still, being

boring date and love-in

with Tube passengers

CYCLING

Seven Deadly

Sins: My Pursuit

of Lance

Armstrong by

David Walsh

FOOTBALL

My

Autobiography by

Sir Alex Ferguson

Back from the

Brink by Paul

McGrath, above

A Life Too Short

by Ronald Reng