James Rew Shines Again as Somerset Closes Gap on Hampshire
James Rew in runs again as Somerset gain edge on Hampshire
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Somerset's James Rew scored an impressive 77 not out, leading his team to 154 for 3 in response to Hampshire's first innings total of 238. With Rew's performance, Somerset trails by 84 runs, showcasing his exceptional form in the Rothesay County Championship.
- 01James Rew scored 77 not out, maintaining an average over 100 this season.
- 02Hampshire's first innings total was 238, with Jake Lehmann scoring 76.
- 03Somerset's bowlers, Lewis Gregory and Craig Overton, each took three wickets.
- 04Somerset ended day one at 154 for 3, trailing by 84 runs.
- 05Toby Albert contributed 42 runs for Hampshire, showing promise as an opener.
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In the ongoing Rothesay County Championship match at the Utilita Bowl, Somerset's James Rew continued his stellar form, scoring 77 not out as his team reached 154 for 3, trailing Hampshire's first innings total of 238 by 84 runs. Hampshire's innings was led by Jake Lehmann, who scored 76 runs, while Somerset's bowlers, Lewis Gregory and Craig Overton, each claimed three wickets. Rew's performance is particularly noteworthy as it keeps him in contention for England selection, having averaged over 100 this season. Somerset's innings began shakily, losing two early wickets, but Rew, along with Tom Abell, steadied the ship and made significant progress towards Hampshire's total. The match is poised for an exciting second day as Somerset aims to take the lead.
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Rew's continued success could lead to greater opportunities for Somerset and potential selection for national duties.
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