County cricket sees Jake Lehmann score a century for Hampshire, Yorkshire dominate Surrey, and Glamorgan continue their strong start to the season. Durham leads Division Two, while Northamptonshire secured a thrilling win.
Warwickshire hammered Yorkshire to go second in Division One as league leaders Nottinghamshire were held by SurreyBy the 99.94 Cricket BlogThis article is from The 99.94 Cricket Blog Continue reading...
Nightwatchman Ryan Hadley scored 50 not out from 231 balls in Glamorgan’s two-wicket victory at Sophia GardensWith four overs lost. Things are about to sprout into action elsewhere.“Now then, Tanya!” Hell0 there Tim Maitland. Continue reading...
Joe Root and Dom Bess took four wickets each as Yorkshire registered a 75-run win over Somerset in Division One of the County ChampionshipDerbyshire’s unlikely run-chase against Kent is already in tatters at 34 for four. Three wickets for Matt Milnes: Came, Jewell, Montgomery and Madsen all done and dusted.Kevin Hand says that Glamorgan are on track for their biggest ever thrashing of Hampshire. And just to hurry things along, Felix Organ is obligingly lbw to Jamie McIlroy. Hampshire are six down, and still trail by 190. Continue reading...
England have withdrawn Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson from the Notts and Surrey squads to manage their workloads, while Surrey also face a double blow with Tom Lawes out due to a soft tissue injury. Round five of the County Championship begins with seven matches today, as several teams search for their first wins of the season.
All four matches in Division One this week were drawn – and none of them came close to a positive result By the 99.94 Cricket BlogThis article is from The 99.94 Cricket Blog Continue reading...
Updates from day four of the latest round of matches Sign up to The Spin | Email Tanya or comment BTLAnd another one down for Derbyshire, Andersson for a two-ball duck to Will Williams, who is having quite a game.Good and bad news for Derbyshire fans – Matthew Montgomery has 50, but nightwatchman Ben Aitchison is out. Derbys 125-4, still trail Gloucs by 92. Continue reading...
Cricket matches across Division One and Two concluded with several decisive results. Somerset, Nottinghamshire, Sussex, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, Lancashire, and Worcestershire secured victories, while Kent and Northamptonshire, and Surrey and Leicestershire ended in draws.
