The visitors had resumed with a 196-run lead and Dhariwal went to his maiden half-century from 107 balls in the third over of the day with a four off Red Rose skipper James Anderson. Batting looked more comfortable than it had done on a frenetic second day when 22 wickets fell and he had reached
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Trent Bridge (day three) Nottinghamshire 377 & 104: Clarke 37; Lumsden 5-36 Hampshire 304: Lehmann 133* & 61-6: Mayes 21*; Stone 3-15, Pennington 3-18 Hampshire (4 pts) need 117 more runs to beat Notts (6 pts) Match scorecard Title-chasing Nottinghamshire are closing in on an extraordinary victory against Hampshire on
Available for over a year Simon Mann presents reaction from Edgbaston after the second day of England’s third and final Test against Pakistan. Hear from Sir Alastair Cook, Phil Tufnell, Ramiz Raja and Jonathan Agnew after a dominant batting performance with England which left them with a commanding lead over Pakistan. Hear from Dan Lawrence
There were two moments when Sussex sensed an opportunity. They reduced Surrey to 47-3 when Ollie Pope, parachuted into the team after being left out of England’s Test side at Edgbaston, was dismissed for just two. But Patel and Foakes rebuilt with a stand of 111 in 30 overs before both were dismissed for the
September 10, 2026 — 8:17pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA FREMANTLEB: J.Clark, A.Pearce, O.McDonaldHB: K.Worner, L.Ryan, H.ChapmanC: M.Johnson, A.Brayshaw, M.FrederickHF: I.Dudley, M.Reid, S.SwitkowskiF: J.Amiss, J.Treacy, P.VossR: L.Jackson, C.Serong, S.BoltonI/C: M.Cox, C.Wagner, N.Erasmus, H.Young, J.McVeeEMG: H.Davies, C.Scerri, N.O’Driscoll IN: C.Wagner, J.McVeeOUT:
