Procter takes five wickets as Northants plays Worcestershire
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 6:22 PM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

Procter recorded a five-wicket haul to help put Northants in a strong position against Worcestershire on September 8. The bowling effort limited Worcestershire, allowing Northants to assert control as play continued. Following the dismissal of the Worcestershire side, the Northants openers finished the day at the crease without losing a wicket. The match remains in progress as both teams look to establish dominance in the ongoing contest. This performance places Northants in a favorable spot heading into the next stage of the match.
- •Procter claimed five wickets for Northants against Worcestershire.
- •Northants openers remained not out at the close of play.
- •Worcestershire struggled to build momentum against the Northants bowling attack.
- •The match status remains in progress following the conclusion of the day's play.
- 6:22 PMESPNcricinfo — Procter leads the line for Northants as Worcestershire succumb
"Five-wicket haul sets up the prospect of a dominant position, as openers reach close unscathed
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