Actor Amanda Bearse (“Married.With Children”) is 64. Actor Bebe Wood (“The Real O’Neals”) is 21.Īug. Actor Ken Baumann (“The Secret Life of the American Teenager”) is 25. Actor Jackie Cruz (“Orange Is the New Black”) is 38. Actor Meagan Good (“Think Like A Man”) is 41. Actor Countess Vaughn (“The Parkers,” ″Moesha”) is 44. Actor Lindsay Sloane (“Sabrina the Teenage Witch”) is 45. Guitarist Tom Linton of Jimmy Eat World is 47. Actor-turned-investment banker Harry Crosby (“Friday the 13th”) is 64. Keyboardist Dennis Drew of 10,000 Maniacs is 65. Drummer Anton Fig (“Late Show With David Letterman”) is 69. Actor Keith Carradine (“Madam Secretary”) is 73. Country singer Phil Balsley of The Statler Brothers is 83. I give massive credit to our bowlers, who have had a really big couple of weeks. Once myself and Felix got through that new ball, we made sure we made it count. We knew a couple of good, solid partnerships would go a long way. "It was nice to get a really good partnership early on. "It all built up over a few days, but it was a bit easier than anticipated. We needed an early strike this morning, and we didn't get one." "Although 214 might not seem a lot, the cloud cover gave us some hope that it might be enough. Then, I turned up this morning, with the overheads, and I was quite optimistic with the way the game's gone before. We probably could have got a few more runs, but we showed a lot of character.
To get to where we were, bowled out for 150 from 33-6 and then to bowl them out for 218, we got back in the game. "They were four intense days with the overheads. Report supplied by the ECB Reporters' Network. Vince then clipped his first ball for four, later dragged Bess over wide long-on for six and shared an unbroken 67 for the fourth wicket with Nick Gubbins (20).Īfter the One-Day Cup, which starts next week, Hampshire's next Championship fixture is at home to Northamptonshire on 5 September, when Yorkshire face Lancashire in the Roses match at Old Trafford. Organ pulled a long hop from Bess to deep square-leg the ball after lofting the spinner over long-on for six before Coad trapped Joe Weatherley lbw for a duck. That soon became 147-3 in the 45th over thanks to a further strike from Coad and one for Bess. Organ's fifty was posted off 104 balls in the afternoon's opening over, by which stage the score was 125-0.Īnd when Holland guided a back-of-a-length ball from Ben Coad to Tom Kohler-Cadmore at first slip, in truth it felt nothing more than a consolatory strike for Yorkshire at 135-1. Organ, meanwhile, was the beneficiary of a sharp missed stumping on 37 by Jonny Tattersall off Bess. He reached his fifty off 92 balls, reverse swept Bess for four and uppercut a six over third off Jordan Thompson, by which time Hampshire had sailed to 99 in the 31st over. Holland put his foot down during the latter stages of the morning. The England fringe spinner had not been used at all during the first three days.Īs Liam Dawson had done for Hampshire on day three, Bess got some purchase. Yorkshire's unproductive morning was indicated by their introduction of off-spinner Dom Bess to bowl the 15th over of the day, with Hampshire 51 without loss. It quickly became a straightforward route to victory for Hampshire rather than a nip and tuck contest which had seemed likely. Holland worked boundaries off his pads, while Organ more handsomely pushed a couple of his own down the ground. Hampshire reached 50 at the start of the 15th over of the innings, with boundaries coming on both sides of the wicket. The hosts erred in both line and length as their confidence was shattered, the South Coast county reaching lunch with a stranglehold on proceedings at 121-0 after 35. They were nine without loss in three overs and the conditions were suited to bowling, both via the pitch and overhead. Yorkshire, 33-6 early on day one, had high hopes of only a second win in 10 games this morning having battled back admirably.īut Hampshire have showed immense skill which highlights their position in the title race, completing victory 35 minutes before tea. But Hampshire, who claimed 20 points, could be level on points with Surrey at the summit and Yorkshire third bottom having only accrued three. The finer details are still to be determined by results elsewhere today.
When the four-day campaign resumes after the Royal London Cup in September, the two sides will be fighting battles at either end of the Division One table. Both fell in the early afternoon as Hampshire slipped to 147-3, paving the way for captain James Vince to complete the job with an unbeaten 43, hitting the winning runs to boot. Organ top-scored with a 72 off 127 balls and Holland added 71 off 119.
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