When Durham were bowled out on the cusp of tea, on day one here in CLS, you wouldn't have expected to see them batting again before the close!
But on a green-top which is seaming around, 20 wickets have fallen so far.
Although tea was taken between innings, Worcestershire were out with nearly an hour of the day left. Their total of 112 was their lowest against Durham as well. The innings lasted 33 overs.
Kashif Ali scored 55 of them and only two other players made double figures, while four got ducks.
Matthew Potts celebrated his England call-up with 4-29 while England skipper Ben Stokes took 1-23.
There were 14 overs remaining when Durham started their second innings with a lead of 78.
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When Durham were bowled out on the cusp of tea, on day one here in CLS, you wouldn't have expected to see them batting again before the close!
But on a green-top which is seaming around, 20 wickets have fallen so far.
Although tea was taken between innings, Worcestershire were out with nearly an hour of the day left. Their total of 112 was their lowest against Durham as well. The innings lasted 33 overs.
Kashif Ali scored 55 of them and only two other players made double figures, while four got ducks.
Matthew Potts celebrated his England call-up with 4-29 while England skipper Ben Stokes took 1-23.
There were 14 overs remaining when Durham started their second innings with a lead of 78.
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