When play began, Nottinghamshire led by 127 with seven wickets in hand, but it was soon clear there was more than enough in the pitch for a seam attack of Yorkshire’s quality to inflict more damage. White struck with the fourth ball of the day, finding the outside edge as Jack Haynes defended his off
September 25, 2026 — 8:00pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA It’s a time-honoured tradition for state premiers keen to bask in some of the glory of major sporting events to offer light-hearted wagers to counterparts when their corresponding state teams
Batter Nick Kelly will miss Leicestershire’s last-ditch effort to avoid County Championship relegation after suffering a rib injury. The 33-year-old was hurt in the the Foxes’ victory against Hampshire last week – a game in which he produced a second-innings top score of 86 to help ensure Leicestershire took their battle to avoid the drop
Middlesex started strongly when opener Artemis Downer, who hit an unbeaten 60 when they hammered Glamorgan by 10 wickets earlier in September, impressed with a couple of boundaries before being caught at point off Anna-Mae Shearn. Izzy Routledge and Sproul helped steady the ship with a fluent 60-run partnership, before Routledge was caught at mid-off
Metro Bank Men’s One-Day Cup final, Trent Bridge Middlesex 231 (49.5 overs): Higgins 100, Duke 55; Holland 5-36 Leicestershire 200 (44.2 overs): Kelly 103; Roland-Jones 3-27, Helm 3-32 Middlesex win by 31 runs Match scorecard Middlesex claimed their first silverware in a decade as they fought back from a tricky start to beat Leicestershire in
Metro Bank Women’s One-Day Cup semi-final, Utilita Bowl Hampshire 303-5 (50 overs): Bouchier 117*; Luus 2-43 Surrey 109 (27.3 overs): King 34; Wellington 5-19 Hampshire beat Surrey by 194 runs Match scorecard Maia Bouchier majestically scored a century in back-to-back matches to help Hampshire beat Surrey and send them to the One-Day Cup final for
