Worcestershire seamer Ben Allison has signed a new three-year deal with the Pears. Allison, 26, had two loan spells at Worcester before arriving on a more permanent deal in 2025. “The exciting part about seeing Ben re-sign is that there is a lot more to come from him moving forward,” said head coach Alan Richardson.
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Fourth one-day international, Windhoek Ireland 298-8 (50 overs): T Tector 73 (81), Campher 66 (50); Smit 4-44 Namibia 168 (41 overs): Green 45 (58), Trumpelmann 40 (34); Moondra 6-26 Ireland win by 130 runs, series tied 2-2 Scorecard Seamer Jai Moondra finished with the best ever figures for an Ireland bowler in one-day international cricket
None of those late runs were made under the pressure of a chase, however. The wicket of Simon Harmer in the final session, bowled shouldering arms by a ball from Nathan Lyon which turned back sharply showed the difficulty ahead. Harmer dismissed Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Josh Inglis and Alex Carey in Australia’s first innings
Jonty Jenner and Josh Lawrenson showed their class as Jersey defeated Denmark by 72 runs in the ICC Challenge League in Nairobi. The Islanders were already guaranteed to progress to the next stage of qualifying for the Cricket World Cup but needed to bounce back after defeat to Kuwait on Tuesday. Jenner and Lawrenson both
The decision has angered Lancashire members and was criticised for being “pretty disrespectful” by Anderson’s former England bowling partner Stuart Broad, who said it showed a lack of leadership given the veteran was not given a farewell. Anderson first played List A cricket in 2000 as a 17-year-old for the Lancashire Cricket Board against Suffolk.
