Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (day two) Kent 238: Bell-Drummond 52; Taylor 3-55 & 197-3: Northeast 96*, Crawley 54 Worcestershire 217: Lategan 59, Hose 50; Mahmud 4-68, Milnes 3-52 Worcestershire (3 pts) trail Kent (3 pts) by 218 runs Match scorecard Kent reached 197-3 at stumps on day two of their
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Merchant Taylors’ School, Northwood (day two) Middlesex 247: Hollman 54*; Anderson 3-40 & 116-2: Holden 50* Lancashire 151: Hurst 46; Helm 4-40 Middlesex (3 pts) lead Lancashire (3 pts) by 212 runs Match scorecard A day of tumbling wickets in the County Championship Division Two game between Middlesex and Lancashire
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (day two) Gloucestershire 237: Bracey 113; Randell 5-41 Derbyshire 162-2: Naeem 71, Came 43, Montgomery 40* Derbyshire (3 pts) trail Gloucestershire (0 pts) by 75 runs Match scorecard Mohammed Bin Naeem scored a nerveless half-century on debut to put Derbyshire in a strong position at the
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (day two) Glamorgan 194: Kellaway 51; Pretorius 3-45 & 30-1 Somerset 441: Lammonby 95, Vaughan 68, Thomas 59, Rew 52; Crane 4-95 Glamorgan (3 pts) trail Somerset (7 pts) by 217 runs with nine wickets remaining Match scorecard Tom Lammonby fell five short of
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Merchant Taylors’ School, Northwood (day one) Middlesex 139-3: Hollman 54*; Anderson 2-30 Lancashire: Yet to bat Lancashire 1 pt, Middlesex 0 pts Match scorecard Luke Hollman rained on Sir James Anderson’s parade as Middlesex reached 139-3 on a murky, rain-reduced opening day of the Division Two clash between Middlesex and
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Cinch County Ground, Northampton (day one) Durham 129-3: Bedingham 57*; Procter 1-10 Northamptonshire: Yet to bat Northants 1pt, Durham 0pts Match scorecard Durham’s David Bedingham again proved the thorn in Northamptonshire’s side as he scored an unbeaten 57 on the opening day at Wantage Road. Division Two leaders Durham slumped
