Lilley and Kerrigan spin Lancs to win
Lancashire's spinners bowled 36.1 overs on the fourth morning, during which seven wickets fell at a cost of 43 runs to give them an innings victory
24/05Result
LV= County Championship Division Two at Southport, May 24-27 2015
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![Derbyshire]( "Derbyshire")
370 & 166 (83.1 ov) -
![Lancashire]( "Lancashire")
24/05Result
LV= County Championship Division Two at Southport, May 24-27 2015
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![Derbyshire]( "Derbyshire")
370 & 166 (83.1 ov) -
![Lancashire]( "Lancashire")
Match Centre
Match Details
Toss
Derbyshire , elected to bat first
Season
Hours of play (local time)
11am start, Lunch 13.00-13.40, Tea 15.40-16.00, Close 18.00
Match days
24,25,26,27 May 2015 (4-day match)
Umpires
Points
Lancashire 24, Derbyshire 6
Scorecard Summary
DERBYSHIRE 370 (106.3 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Billy Godleman75 (127)
- Ben Slater69 (126)
- Kyle Jarvis4/132 (27.3)
- Tom Bailey3/73 (23)
LANCASHIRE 551 (130.1 OVERS)1ST INNINGS
- Ashwell Prince230 (349)
- Alviro Petersen113 (176)
- Tom Taylor4/113 (27)
- Matt Critchley3/50 (11.1)
DERBYSHIRE 166 (83.1 OVERS)2ND INNINGS
- Chesney Hughes41 (111)
- Ben Slater58 (143)
- Simon Kerrigan4/80 (36)
- Arron Lilley5/23 (26.1)
83.1
W
Lilley to Footitt, OUT,
MHA Footitt b Lilley 5 (7m 9b 1x4 0x6) SR: 55.55
END OF OVER:83 | 5 Runs | DERBS: 166/9
- Matt Critchley0 (13b)
- Mark Footitt5 (8b)
- Simon Kerrigan35-15-80-4
- Arron Lilley24.5-16-22-4
82.6
0
Kerrigan to Critchley, no run,
82.5
1
Kerrigan to Footitt, 1 run,
82.4
4
Kerrigan to Footitt, FOUR,
82.3
0
Kerrigan to Footitt, no run,
82.2
0
Kerrigan to Footitt, no run,
Match Coverage
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