Bucky tons up again

Australia's Chris Rogers has hit his second century of the English County Championship season as Middlesex dominated at Northamptonshire.

In-form opener Rogers scored 106 and team-mate Dawid Malan blasted 92 on Monday as Middlesex ended the second day of their First Division clash on 262 for three.

The 36-year-old's century continued a fine streak for the left-hander, who has also scored 241 not out against Yorkshire and 82 against Warwickshire.

Run machine Rogers has scored 21,924 first-class runs in a career spanning 16 years, averaging just short of 50, with 33 of his 68 first-class centuries scored on English soil. 

In terms of Australian records, Rogers is still a fair way behind Australia coach Darren Lehmann, who scored  25,795 first-class runs, averaged 57.83 and made 82 hundreds.