HIGHLIGHTS: All-round Ralphie Albert performance leads Surrey to victory | Metro Bank One Day Cup скачать в хорошем качестве

HIGHLIGHTS: All-round Ralphie Albert performance leads Surrey to victory | Metro Bank One Day Cup

Ralphie Albert, the England Under-19 all rounder who is grandson to snooker star Jimmy White, fell just four runs short of a rampant century in his first innings at any level for Surrey as the visitors posted 289-8 against Notts Outlaws in their Group A Metro Bank One-Day Cup match at Trent Bridge. It was his side’s highest ever individual score for a maiden List A innings and helped bring victory by ten runs. This still looked unlikely, however, when, in reply, the Zimbabwean Dane Schadendorf and locally-raised Sam King both made their first fifties in any Notts cricket in an 85-run third-wicket partnership. But Albert, bowling left-arm spin, struck twice in 13 balls as Schadendorf fell for 51, caught behind sweeping, and Ben Martindale, returning with a runner after retiring hurt in the sixth over, soon drove him to mid-off. Seven balls later Albert took the catch that left Notts six down, needing 104 from 86 balls.