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At tea, he was unbeaten on 108 and, at 276-4, Gloucestershire’s lead had grown to a promising 172. They had added just seven to it in the final session when Boorman, on 42, chased a wide ball from Balderson and edged to Keaton Jennings at second slip.<\/p>\n
Anderson had been unable to get much response from the third-day pitch, but his perseverance paid when he pinned Graeme van Buuren lbw for a single to make it 294-6. With his tail up, the Lancashire captain then bowled Bracey off a bottom edge attempting to pull and followed up next ball by having Henry Brookes caught behind trying to withdraw the bat.<\/p>\n
Suddenly, Gloucestershire were 297-8. Soon it was 305-9 when Matt Taylor chipped a high catch to Anderson at mid-on off Balderson, who finished off the innings by bowling Gabe Bell. The last six wickets had fallen for 22 runs.<\/p>\n
Lancashire’s second innings began badly when Singh was bowled for a duck by a ball from Will Williams that clipped off stump. But Josh Bohannon soon went on the attack and had hit 6 fours in moving to 31 when bowled middle stump by Bell with the score on 45.<\/p>\n
With no addition to the score, Marcus Harris fell lbw to Taylor and Gloucestershire were still in the fight.<\/p>\n
Report by ECB Reporters’ Network, supported by Rothesay.<\/i><\/p>\n<\/div>\n