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Sunday 09 June 1996 23:02 BST

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No monopoly of glory in the Lloyd household after the exploits of the England coach's 26-year-old son against Essex at Chelmsford, where a brilliant innings of 241 was not only a career best but contained the two fastest hundreds of the season, coming off just 70 and 71 balls respectively. He also established a Lancashire record by smashing 12 sixes along the way.

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