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Veteran Alan Richardson bagged seven for 22, his best figures for Worcestershire, as Kent were skittled for 63 and lost in two days
Ben Duckett, Northants’ 18-year-old wicketkeeper, made a fifty on first-class debut as the Division Two leaders drew with Leicestershire
Five matches, no wins, two defeats: Surrey’s season already has the feel of an expensive failure, a tale of over-inflated expectations
Team Director Chris Adams has named a thirteen man squad for the YB40 game against the Lancashire Lightning at the Emirates Old Trafford on Sunday. Chris Tremlett and Stuart Meaker are included in a YB40 squad for the first time this season but Zafar Ansari is unavailable due to University commitments. Surrey go into the…The post Squad named for Lancs game appeared first on SurreyCCC.
The longer format of the game cricket returns to The Essex County Ground next week with Kent visiting Chelmsford in the LV= County Championship. Essex are currently at the SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff playing Glamorgan but return to The E.C.G on Wednesday to face James Tredwell’s team. After a number of games on the road, The post 4-day cricket returns to The E.C.G next week appeared first on .
Steve Magoffin took a four-wicket haul as Sussex completed their second victory of the season and condemned Derbyshire to a fourth consecutive defeat
Nottinghamshire have beaten Surrey by 114 runs at Trent Bridge. Surrey begun the day on 73-3 but were all out just after lunch for 144 with Rory Burns making 53. Surrey began the final morning needing a further 186 runs for victory and Burns and Zander de Bruyn started in confident fashion.
Despite the best efforts of the Derbyshire bowlers, Sussex sealed a nine-wicket victory on the final morning of their LV= County Championship fixture at the County Ground.Steve Magoffin claimed two wickets on Day 4 to take his tally to four for the innings, as the hosts were dismissed for 219, leaving Sussex 42 runs for victory.Tim Groenewald claimed the early wicket of Chris Nash, but Michael Yardy (18*) and Luke Wells (23*) saw the visitors to their victory target. Sussex required only 7.5 overs this morning to claim Derbyshire’s final three wickets.
Left-arm spinner Gary Keedy is looking forward to his first return trip to Emirates Old Trafford with his new Surrey side for tomorrow’s crucial Yorkshire Bank 40 clash.
Glamorgan v Essex | LV= County Championship | SWALEC Stadium | Day Four Essex have won the toss and chose to field. Glamorgan team – Wright, Bragg, Walters, North, Goodwin, Allenby, Wallace, Wagg, Cosker, Hogan, Reed Essex team – Westley, Mickleburgh, Bopara, Pettini, Foakes, Foster, Smith, Napier, Phillips, Masters, Topley Umpires – G.Sharp & N.Cowley The post Glamorgan v Essex – day 4 match updates appeared first on .
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Done it! James Anderson is jubiliant after taking his 300th Test Match wicket at Lord’s today – the first Lancashire bowler to achieve this feat
Stewart Walters fell two runs short of securing Glamorgan’s first century of the season but they built a useful second-innings lead on the third day of their Division Two clash with Essex at Cardiff
Trent Copeland has never attracted the interest of Australia’s selectors but he continued his excellent form with the ball by taking seven wickets to continue Northants’ promotion push
The bottom two sides in the County Championship crossed swords at cloudy Canterbury where 14 wickets fell during a poor opening day’s cricket between Kent and Worcestershire
Derbyshire are facing a fourth consecutive defeat after they closed the third day against Sussex only 11 runs ahead with three second-innings wickets standing.
Friday 17th May 2013 Sam Northeast posted a 97-ball 50 with eight boundaries, on a cloudy opening day's cricket at Canterbury where 14 wickets fell today. Visiting paceman Alan Richardson bagged five for 41 as Kent were skittled for 159 inside 51.2 overs, but the visitors also struggled in reaching 105 for four – to go into day two trailing by 54.
Luke Fletcher helped reduce Surrey to 29 for 3 in pursuit of 259 after the Nottinghamshire batsmen had failed to build a bigger advantage
It has taken only five matches into the Division One season for Yorkshire to confound expectations and turn into serious title challengers
Surrey will start the final day at Trent Bridge needing a further 186 runs for victory. They closed the 3rd day on 73-3 after dismissing Nottinghamshire for 191 with Stuart Meaker taking 4-60 and Jade Dernbach 3-64.