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 Two, Merchant Taylors’ School Ground, Northwood (day three) Kent 350 & 254: Compton 65, Muyeye 64; Helm 3-31, Higgins 3-83 Middlesex 249 & 186-4: Geddes 37, du Plooy 36*; Singh 3-35 Middlesex (3pts) need another 170 to beat Kent (6 pts)with six wickets standing Match scorecard Ekansh Singh tore the heart
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Merchant Taylors’ School Ground, Northwood (day two) Kent 350 & 38-2: Muyeye 23*, Compton 10* Middlesex 249: Bosch 43*; Milnes 5-53, Guinn 4-52 Kent (6 pts) lead Middlesex (3 pts) by 139 runs Match scorecard Matt Milnes claimed his third five-wicket haul of the season as Kent seized control of
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Merchant Taylors’ School Ground, Northwood (day one) Kent 299-6: Northeast 87, Crawley 81; Roland-Jones 3-70 Middlesex: Yet to bat Bonus points: Middlesex 2pts, Kent 1pt Match scorecard Sam Northeast and Zak Crawley both struck eighties as Kent reached 299-6 on a rain-shortened opening day of their County Championship fixture with
One-Day Cup, men’s semi-final, Radlett Middlesex 255-8 (48.4 overs): Hollman 83*, Fernandes 44, Helm 40; Ackermann 3-46 Durham 254-7 (50 overs): Rhodes 80, Ackermann 71*; Hollman 3-53 Middlesex beat Durham by two wickets Scorecard Luke Hollman scored a sensational unbeaten 83 to help Middlesex stun Durham with a two-wicket win in their One-Day Cup semi-final
Yorkshire secured second spot in Group B with a seven-wicket win over Essex to book a home quarter-final at York on Friday. Captain Dom Bess (3-32) and seamer Ben Coad (3-22) helped bowl out already-eliminated Essex for 151 inside 41 overs. The Tykes then slipped to 15-2, but a second first-team half-century for England Under-19s