Ravichandran Ashwin scores maiden half century for Worcestershire in county cricket
Ravichandran Ashwin, with 82 off 130 balls, turned out to be the highest-scorer in Worcestershire's innings.
Worcester: Ravichandran Ashwin struck his first half century in county cricket on day two of the division two match between Worcestershire and Durham here.
Ashwin, with 82 off 130 balls, turned out out to be the highest-scorer in Worcestershire's innings which ended at 335 all out in 90.2 overs.
Some 👌 shots from @BCCI star @ashwinravi99 as he struck 8ï¸âƒ£2ï¸âƒ£ - his highest Champ score to date for @WorcsCCC pic.twitter.com/R8hWXkdJDL
— County Championship (@CountyChamp) September 26, 2017
The other two who scored half centuries were Joe Clarke (65) and Ed Barnard (75).
Ashwin, who has been officially 'rested' by the Indian selectors for the ongoing ODI series against Australia, is playing his fourth game ever since making his county debut last month.
In the previous three outings, the off-spinner took 13 wickets including a five-wicket haul against Gloucestershire.