Derbyshire trails Gloucestershire by 75 runs at stumps on day two
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 6:44 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026
Derbyshire reached 162-2 by the close of play on the second day of their County Championship match against Gloucestershire at the Seat Unique Stadium in Bristol. Mohammed Bin Naeem anchored the visitors with a 71-run performance on debut, while Matthew Montgomery remained unbeaten on 40. Gloucestershire was earlier dismissed for 237, aided significantly by James Bracey’s century. Bracey batted for four hours to record 113 runs before falling to Martin Andersson. Brett Randell led the Derbyshire bowling attack, claiming 5-41 across 17.2 overs. With the match at the midway point, Derbyshire looks to overcome the 75-run deficit when play resumes on day three.
- •Derbyshire ended the second day at 162-2, trailing Gloucestershire by 75 runs.
- •James Bracey scored 113 for Gloucestershire to help recover the team from 37-5.
- •Brett Randell recorded bowling figures of 5-41 for Derbyshire.
- •Mohammed Bin Naeem scored 71 runs in his first-class debut for Derbyshire.
- 6:44 PMYahoo Sports — Derbys respond after Bracey's hundred for Glos
"Derbyshire trail Gloucestershire by 75 runs at stumps on day two of their County Championship match in Bristol.
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