Worcestershire head coach Alan Richardson says there is "plenty more to come" from left-arm spinner Fateh Singh, following his career-best bowling figures that helped the Pears seal a thrilling five-wicket win over Gloucestershire.
In only this fourth first-class match, and third for Worcestershire, the 22-year-old took 5-74 to crack open the Gloucestershire second innings as the visitors slipped from 81-1 to 166-9 and were eventually dismissed for 185.
That left the Pears 87 to win on the final afternoon, which they reached, after a slight wobble, for the loss of five wickets.
Richardson said Singh's personal milestone was "brilliant" and added he was impressed he made the most of a helpful, final-day pitch at New Road.
"I think there's plenty more to come from him," he told BBC Hereford and Worcester.
In only this fourth first-class match, and third for Worcestershire, the 22-year-old took 5-74 to crack open the Gloucestershire second innings as the visitors slipped from 81-1 to 166-9 and were eventually dismissed for 185.
That left the Pears 87 to win on the final afternoon, which they reached, after a slight wobble, for the loss of five wickets.
Richardson said Singh's personal milestone was "brilliant" and added he was impressed he made the most of a helpful, final-day pitch at New Road.
"I think there's plenty more to come from him," he told BBC Hereford and Worcester.
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