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Worcestershire 255 for 6 (Clarke 117*, Mitchell 67) v DerbyshireScorecard Joe Clarke gave another example of his blossoming potential with a sixth first-class hundred of the season for Worcestershire on day one of the Specsavers County Championship clash with Derbyshire at New Road. Clarke celebrated his inclusion in the England Lions squad for their winter programme by moving to three figures off 200 balls with 13 fours and one six as the home side closed on 255 for 6.The 20-year-old has maintained a level of consistency throughout his first full season of senior cricket and had already passed 1000 Championship runs for the campaign in the previous match against Sussex and Hove. He helped Worcestershire to recover from a testing start to the day against their bottom-placed opponents in which Brett DOliveira and Tom Fell were dismissed by Tom Milnes in the opening 12 overs after an uncontested toss.A quickly taken single off Alex Hughes took Clarke to a chanceless century. He was well supported by skipper Daryl Mitchell who reached 1000 first class runs for 2016 in his benefit year and continued the upturn in fortunes he has enjoyed in recent weeks.Worcestershire went into the game still harbouring outside hopes of overhauling Kent for second spot and ￡43,000 of prize money. But Milnes gave them a searching examination early on and DOliveiras poor run of scores continued when he was bowled for a duck in the second over of the day.Fell looked in prime form and reeled off a succession of impressive boundaries in making 24 but then succumbed to a fine catch by Alex Hughes.Mitchell and Clarke were initially watchful with Worcestershire mindful of avoiding the first-innings collapses that have been an unwanted feature during the second half of the summer. But the third wicket-pair gradually blossomed and Mitchell square cut Milnes for four to bring up his half-century off 109 balls with eight boundaries. Mitchell looked on course for a third successive hundred at New Road until he was trapped lbw by Ben Cotton via a delivery which jagged back.Clarke profited from a series of pull shots and straight drives and was seldom troubled by the Derbyshire attack. George Rhodes was caught behind off Cotton after adding 59 in 23 overs with Clarke who lofted Wayne Madsen for a straight six before a quickly taken single off Hughes took him to his hundred out of 221 for 4.Tom Kohler-Cadmore, who came into the game on the back of successive pairs against Glamorgan and Sussex, was bowled by Tony Palladino after shouldering arms and Ben Cox then provided a third success for Cotton when Tom Wood held onto a low juggling catch at second slip. Dan Hampton Jersey . -- For the first time in two months, an opponent was standing up to Alabama. Tom Waddle Bears Jersey . The 43-year-old closer, in his 19th and final big league season, has said hed like to play the outfield. 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South Africas backroom staff believe Irelands stunning win over New Zealand in Chicago offers a blueprint for victory over England at Twickenham on Saturday.Springboks forwards coach Matt Proudfoot hailed Ireland a damn good side in the wake of their 40-29 win over the All Blacks at Soldier Field.Ireland claimed their maiden triumph over New Zealand in 111 years -- and now Proudfoot wants South Africa to harness that as motivation ahead of facing England this weekend.The Springboks are in turmoil after four defeats in six in a lacklustre Rugby Championship, while England are targeting a perfect run of wins in 2016.Asked if Ireland proved anyone is beatable by ending New Zealands record 18-match winning streak, Proudfoot replied: Correct, and I think the key there is the Irish had a very sound plan and executed it very well.Their line-speed was tremendous and they took the All Blacks on where the All Blacks wanted to play, and nullified them as well.I thought the kicking game of the half-backs was exceptional as well, and that forced the All Blacks to play from very deep.And just the intensity of the Irish side is what youve got to have in Test match rugby.You hear every week weve got to turn up, its a common cliche thrown about but that is the epitome of Test match rugby.If you turn up with that intensity thats right there, then yes you can beat anybody.Bryan Habana shook off any fitness doubts ahead of the England clash by taking full part in Tuesdays training session. Head coach Eddie Jones has transformed England since taking over following their pool-stage World Cup exit, leading his side to a maiden series victory in Australia in June.Englaand boast a 10-match winning run, with nine of those under Jones stewardship.dddddddddddd A clean sweep across the four autumn internationals would equal Englands all-time winning streak, recorded under Sir Clive Woodward in 2003.Ireland ended New Zealands tier-one winning record at 18 victories with that superb triumph in the United States Field -- but Proudfoot insisted the Springboks were not surprised by the result.Ireland claimed their first-ever win over South Africa in June, and made their mark on their hosts despite eventually slipping to a 2-1 series defeat.Any competitions great for a game. It doesnt matter what sport youre talking about, Proudfoot said.I dont think we were surprised.We know how tough they were in June, particularly around their defensive alignment, their defensive breakdown and how they tend to smother you.We knew how difficult it was to crack them. By hook or crook we got away with it in June -- being at home, being at altitude maybe gave us a bit of an advantage but we knew how tough they were.So were not surprised. I listened to the comments of [All Blacks head coach] Steve Hansen afterwards and I echo them. He was complimentary of what Ireland are doing, and thats what you get when you get that alignment.If youve got 23 players who are all seeing the same picture on the field and executing that, thats when you get a great result.And thats what the Irish did.So theyve been setting up for that victory for a long time and planning for it and processing for it. And theyre a damn good side. ' ' '