Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, OurCoop County Ground, Derby (day two) Derbyshire 300: Andersson 129*; Mahmud 4-30 & 100-1: Montgomery 42* Kent 219: Foreman 49, Stewart 48; Aitchison 4-58, Randell 3-36, Andersson 3-39 Derbyshire (5pts) lead Kent (3 pts) by 181 with nine wickets standing Match scorecard Ben Aitchison showed why he is among the
There was something of a false dawn for Notts in the morning when Olly Stone removed Felix Organ, caught behind from a defensive edge, with the first ball of the day. Straight and fast, it whipped out the opener for six. The reply, from 12-1, moved untroubled through 18 overs until, in four balls, both
Hampshire gave themselves a chance of going straight through to the Women’s One-Day Cup final with a seven-wicket victory over The Blaze. Maia Bouchier’s superb 118, her fourth century of the summer, helped Hampshire chase a target of 250 inside 40 overs. That gave them the extra bonus point to bring them level with The
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Uptonsteel Grace Road, Leicester (day two) Somerset 363: Thomas 100 & 166-3: Lammonby 69 Leicestershire 157: Kelly 39; Overton 3-23 Somerset (6 pts) lead Leicestershire (3 pts) by 372 runs Match scorecard Somerset took a substantial step towards consolidating their Division One lead by dismissing Leicestershire for 157 before closing
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Banks Homes Riverside (day two) Durham 252: Raine 58*; Morgan 4-78, Sharma 3- 38, Higgins 3-63 & 204-2 McKinney 115* Middlesex 203: Holden 43, Duke 38*; Carse 5-72, Raine 3-67 Durham (4 pts) lead Middlesex (3 pts) by 253 runs Match scorecard Brydon Carse’s first five-wicket haul in almost two
Third Rothesay Test, Edgbaston (day one of five) Pakistan 133: Shakeel 43; Tongue 4-42, Robinson 3-15, Archer 3-25 England 156-4: Gay 60, Brook 52* England are 23 runs ahead Scorecard England again demolished the dismal Pakistan batting to move on course for a 3-0 clean sweep on the opening day of the third Test at
