Lancashire director of cricket performance Mark Chilton will be leaving the club after more than two decades with the county. David Thorley, director of women’s cricket, is also leaving as the Red Rose county restructures behind the scenes. Chilton, a former Lancashire captain, had been in his current role since 2021 and part of the
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (day three) Lancashire 161: Ahmed 5-42, Milnes 4-28 & 192: Harris 48; Dudgeon 3-51 Kent 214: Crawley 84; Stanley 4-61 & 142-3: Northeast 48* Kent (19 pts) beat Lancashire (3 pts) by seven wickets Match scorecard Kent remain firmly in the County Championship Division Two promotion
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (day two) Lancashire 161: Ahmed 5-42, Milnes 4-28 & 192: Harris 48; Dudgeon 3-51 Kent 214: Crawley 84; Stanley 4-61 & 84-2: Muyeye 37* Kent (3 pts) need 56 more runs to beat Lancashire (3 pts) Match scorecard Kent reached 84-2 at stumps chasing 140 to
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (day one) Lancashire 161: Jones 44; Ahmed 5-42, Milnes 4-28 Kent 151-7: Crawley 68*; Anderson 3-30 Kent (3 pts) trail Lancashire (2 pts) by 10 runs Match scorecard It was a day to forget for the batters on both sides of Kent’s County Championship match with
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Emirates Old Trafford (day two) Gloucestershire 212: Ahmed 51; Balderson 4-44 & 118-8: Dhariwal 44*; Balderson 4-23, Walkden 2-26 Lancashire 134: Balderson 39; Williams 6-24 Gloucestershire (3pts) lead Lancashire (3pts) by 196 runs Match scorecard Will Williams relished his return to Emirates Old Trafford with a career-best six-wicket haul against