Somerset were given a boost when skipper Lewis Gregory declared himself fit to bowl but his two overs proved expensive as Allison and Critchley continued where they had left off the previous evening. The pair had taken the score from 127-3 to 339 when Leach found the edge of Critchley’s bat and Tom Abell took
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Merchant Taylors’ School Ground, Northwood (day four) Kent 350 & 254: Compton 65, Muyeye 64; Helm 3-31, Higgins 3-83 Middlesex 249 & 309: Cracknell 65*, du Plooy 40; Sinhg 3-62 Kent (22pts) beat Middlesex (3pts) by46 runs Match scorecard Leg-spinner Matt Parkinson claimed the last two wickets in successive balls
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, The Kia Oval, Kennington (day three) Nottinghamshire 184 & 306: Clarke 95; Worrall 4-39, Fisher 4-67 Surrey 162: Stone 6-44 & 183: Pope 111; Stone 4-50, Pennington 3-46 Notts (19pts) beat Surrey (3pts) by 145 runs Match scorecard Olly Stone joined the great Harold Larwood in the pantheon of Nottinghamshire
After Wednesday’s victory, Argentine Vice President Victoria Villarruel published in, externalwriting “it wasn’t just another game” next to a video of what appeared to be Argentine soldiers. “The Malvinas are Argentine,” Villarruel published. “They prohibited bringing them to the stadium and they forgot that we carry them in our blood and in our hearts.” In