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Lancs post match review

Gloucestershire v Lancashire Post Match

A glimmer of hope shone in Bristol at the Rothesay County Championship, with Bracey striking his first ton of the year, Deutons’ wickets, and longer spells...

21.04.26, 20:49 Updated 21.04.26, 20:51

Dan Whiting

Lancashire won the toss under a dark and leaden sky, and promptly asked Gloucestershire to have a bat. Cameron Bancroft and Ben Charlesworth combined well and had largely seen off the new ball until Bancroft dropped a James Anderson delivery barely off the pitch toward cover and attempted a questionable single. Charlesworth rightly sent his skipper back and Bancroft couldn’t make his ground to Josh Bohannon’s direct hit. Gloucestershire 22-1. Ollie Price joined Charlesworth and after a watchful start, they pushed the score to 80 when Balderson, in the last over before lunch, beat Price’s defences and pushed back his off-stump. Given Gloucestershire’s recent batting travails, 80-2 at lunch was seen as something of an improvement and the faithful were certainly hopeful of more runs in the afternoon session. 

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