Worcestershire trails Gloucestershire after solid partnership on day two
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 5:40 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Worcestershire’s Brett D'Oliveira and Adam Hose each scored 52 runs, forming a crucial 98-run partnership on day two of their County Championship Division Two match against Gloucestershire at New Road. Worcestershire reached 210-5 in response to Gloucestershire’s first-innings total of 289, trailing by 79 runs with five wickets remaining. Gloucestershire's Miles Hammond recorded an unbeaten 139 runs, while Worcestershire's Beyers Swanepoel claimed 5 wickets for 65 runs. The match is ongoing, with play set to continue on Sunday.
- •Worcestershire scored 210-5 at the end of day two.
- •D'Oliveira and Hose's partnership stabilized Worcestershire after a shaky start.
- •Gloucestershire had previously set a total of 289 runs.
- •Beyers Swanepoel took 5 wickets for Worcestershire.
- •Play resumes on Sunday with Worcestershire needing to build upon their current score.
- 5:40 PMYahoo Sports — Hose & D'Oliveira help give Worcs parity with Glos
"Brett D'Oliveira and Adam Hose's partnership helps give Worcestershire parity after day two of their County Championship match against Gloucestershire.
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