Tribe, 25, was named best batter at the final round of Challenge League A matches while team-mate Josh Lawrenson was named best player. Tribe hit his highest-ever international score of 150 in Jersey’s win over Papua New Guinea while he also made 65 against hosts Kenya and 53 against Qatar, as well as taking nine
England batter Zak Crawley has signed a one-year contract extension with Kent to keep him at the county next summer. The 28-year-old has agreed the new deal three days after his central contract was not renewed when the England and Wales Cricket Board released its updated list. Crawley has not featured in a Test since
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
Apparently the deep and much-talked-about rift between the Who and former (and future?) drummer Zak Starkey was not quite a hell-freezes-over situation after all. Starkey, who was famously revealed to have been unceremoniously handed his walking orders in April 2025, is now back with Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend … or at least he has
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
The Hundred Men’s Competition, Headingley Manchester Super Giants 181-3 (100 balls): Butler 63* (33), Klaasen 53 (27); Ellis 2-32 Sunrisers Leeds 186-2 (88 balls): Swamp 63 (26), Crawley 56* (34), Creek 42* (17) Sunrisers Leeds won by eight wickets Scorekeeper. Table Mitch Marsh was at his destructive best as he pounded out 63 to help
