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02.05.2026Résumé IA

Olly Stone shines with five-for as Nottinghamshire dominate Leicestershire derby

Olly Stone claimed his best bowling figures for Nottinghamshire with 5-41 to dismantle Leicestershire in the East Midlands derby. Dom Sibley scored his second successive hundred for Surrey, while Ricardo Vasconcelos made his second century of the season for Northamptonshire. Kiran Carlson hit his first Championship double century for Glamorgan against Hampshire, and Ryan Higgins scored his first century for Middlesex in nearly two years.

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County Championship: Dom Sibley hits century as Olly Stone shines with five wickets

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02.05.2026Résumé IA

County Championship: Dom Sibley hits century as Olly Stone shines with five wickets

County Championship cricket updates from across England as Dom Sibley scores a second successive hundred for Surrey, Olly Stone takes five wickets for Leicestershire, Ryan Higgins hits a century for Middlesex, and Ricardo Vasconcelos stars for Northants. Matches ongoing across both divisions with multiple teams in strong positions.

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Dom Sibley's first century of year gives Surrey edge over Essex

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26.04.2026Résumé IA

Dom Sibley's first century of year gives Surrey edge over Essex

Dom Sibley scored his first century of the season (101) to guide Surrey towards a 63-run lead over Essex at The Oval, while Dan Lawrence entertained with 125. Worcestershire beat Kent by an innings and two runs at New Road, with Tom Taylor taking 5-56. Joe Root fell for 96 at Headingley, and Haseeb Hameed's 115 led Nottinghamshire's fightback against Warwickshire.

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Surrey v Essex, Kent v Worcestershire, and more: county cricket, day two – as it happened

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25.04.2026

Surrey v Essex, Kent v Worcestershire, and more: county cricket, day two – as it happened

Dom Sibley helped shore up shaky Surrey on day two of their match against Essex at the OvalMore on working from The Oval, in case anyone is interested. You just buy a normal ticket and go to whichever area has been set aside for that purpose (the function room etc moves according to events). It is first come, first served, for a laptop and power point.A couple of early wickets, leavering out yesterday’s set batsmen – Marcus Harris caught for 146 off Ben Raine up in at CLS; and Jake Libby bowled by Kent’s one-man-band Matt Milnes for 52. Continue reading...

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