KYLE Hogg boosted his chances of a place alongside James Anderson at the English cricket academy in Adelaide this winter by hitting a century in front of coach Rod Marsh for England under-19s yesterday.
Hogg made 103 and also took three wickets although England still lost the game, and the series, under the Duckworth-Lewis rules.
Hogg, who has missed Lancashire's last eight Championship matches after such an impressive start to the season, has now completed his under-19 commitments and should return to the team for Sunday's Norwich Union match against Essex at Old Trafford.
The Lancashire Cricket Board qualified for next season's C&G Trophy yesterday with a 31-run win against Oxfordshire in Banbury.
Cheshire also went through by beating Huntingdonshire at Toft.
KYLE Hogg boosted his chances of a place alongside James Anderson at the English cricket academy in Adelaide this winter by hitting a century in front of coach Rod Marsh for England under-19s yesterday.
Hogg made 103 and also took three wickets although England still lost the game, and the series, under the Duckworth-Lewis rules.
Hogg, who has missed Lancashire's last eight Championship matches after such an impressive start to the season, has now completed his under-19 commitments and should return to the team for Sunday's Norwich Union match against Essex at Old Trafford.
The Lancashire Cricket Board qualified for next season's C&G Trophy yesterday with a 31-run win against Oxfordshire in Banbury.
Cheshire also made sure of their place next season by beating Huntingdonshire at Toft.
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