Anderson and Balderson leave Gloucestershire six wickets down at stumps
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 5:35 PM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Anderson and Balderson combined to disrupt the Gloucestershire batting order as play concluded for the day. Gloucestershire finished with six wickets down by the time officials called stumps. The match progress faced significant disruptions throughout the day, with a total of 35 overs lost to rain. Despite the weather interruptions, the bowling pairing managed to pressure the hosts. Further play is set to continue as the teams look to complete the innings. The status of the match remains ongoing as both sides navigate the impact of the lost playing time.
- •Anderson and Balderson reduced Gloucestershire to six wickets down by stumps.
- •A total of 35 overs were lost to rain during the day.
- •The match remains in progress as officials prepare for continued play.
- •The visitors maintained pressure on the Gloucestershire batting order despite the weather delays.
- 5:35 PMESPNcricinfo — Anderson, Balderson combine to dent Gloucestershire
"Visitors left six-down at stumps despite 35 overs being lost to rain
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