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Oram scores century

By P. Subramanyam

LONDON, MAY 10 . New Zealand declared its first innings at 379, a lead of 109, against Worcestershire CC at Worcester on the third day of the four-day encounter. Jacob Oram top-scored for the Kiwis with an unbeaten 103.

Craig McMillan scored 86 in 123 balls to put New Zealand on course for a respectable total after it lost three wickets with just 99 on the board.

The scores: Worcestershire CC 270 for nine decl. and zero for 1 vs New Zealand 1st innings: 379 for seven (J. Oram 103 not out, C. McMillan 86, D. Vettori 51, M. Richardson 48, M. Harrity three for 111).

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