Lions v Warriors - Sunfoil Series – Day 2 – Live Score and Update
Lions 315 & 35/5 (16.0 ov) v Warriors 235 - Lions lead by 115 runs with 5 wickets remaining
At stumps, on the second day of play in the ongoing Sunfoil Series, the Lions lead by 115 runs with five wickets remaining against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Warriors-c861 in the four-day match being played at New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg.
After finishing the first day of play with 275 for seven, the http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Imran-c64193 Tahir. The two batsmen exhibited impressive form, as they led their side to 310, before Tahir was neutralized by Birch after the batsman hit a well tamed knock of 14 runs.
A one-run cameo knock by GJP Kruger failed to make an impact in the match as he was dismissed by Gqamane.
With Tsolekile staying unbeaten on 88, his side crumbled after posting 315 runs on the board.
Warriors' ACR Birch and A Gqamane were phenomenal as they shared four-wickets each.
They then had a great start to their innings as openers ML Price and DJ Jacobs piled 95 runs, before Price was trapped in front of stumps by Tahir after bolstering 35 runs off 68 deliveries.
They were then rattled by the demise of DJ http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Jacobs-c65213 (58), who lost his wicket with the team just one run short of reaching a 100.
JT Smuts looked uncomfortable against Tahir, and soon lost his wicket after facing five deliveries with a score of four runs to his name.
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/AG-Prince-c949, was then the next casualty as he left his side with 107 runs on the board after smacking only four runs.
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/A-W-Jacobs-c41346 and C Jonker then led their side to 118, before the former became the fifth wicket to fall after he had scored seven runs.
C Jonker and SR Harmer then crafted a brilliant partnership as they took the score to 199, before the departure of Harmer for 13.
With C Jonker as the highest scoring batsman for a 68-run knock, the batting side were bowled-out for 235.
Lions, in their second innings, suffered a terrible batting collapse as they lost five wickets with just 35 runs on the board by the end of the day.
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