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CRICKET LATEST: Snell close to following Taylor to century
5:07pm Wednesday 14th May 2008
CHRIS Taylor reached his century as Gloucestershire continue to build on a good day one in their game against Worcestershire in the Liverpool Victoria County Championship.
Taylor was eventually out for 137 off the bowling of Gareth Batty, but Steve Snell is just five runs short of his maiden ton as the county are on 310-6.
Earlier in the day, Grant Hodnett (1), Craig Spearman (7), Hamish Marshall (20), Marcus North (15), and Alex Gidman (25) were dismissed as they fell to 85-5.
Former England paceman Simon Jones and Steve Magoffin did the damage with the ball, taking two wickets apiece, before Taylor and Snell put on 222.
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