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Ackermann’s rescue act proves too much for sorry Hampshire

11 August 2024 0 comments

By Graham Hardcastle August 9, Gosforth Durham 257 Hampshire 113 Durham won by 144 runs Toss: Hampshire, who elected to […]

Goldsworthy keeps Somerset qualification chances alive

11 August 2024 0 comments

By Richard Latham August 9, County Ground, Taunton Worcestershire 263 Somerset 267-5 Somerset won by 5 wickets Toss: Somerset, who […]

Cheshire end Berkshire’s Trophy streak

11 August 2024 0 comments

CHESHIRE ENDED Berkshire’s hopes of winning the National Counties Trophy for a fifth successive season with an emphatic semi-final victory […]

England bowler Chris Woakes

Irreplaceable Woakes leaves England with real dilemma

4 August 2024 0 comments

The quality of the opposition wasn’t the highest by any means, but there was a maturity in the way England went about their business in their 3-0 whitewash of the West Indies.

England seamer Gus Atkinson

England v West Indies player ratings from 3-0 whitewash to hosts

4 August 2024 0 comments

Ben Stokes’ England secured an impressive 3-0 whitewash of the West Indies in their recent series – here we rate all the players from both teams out of 10.

England paceman Mark Wood

Derek Pringle: Fearsome Mark Wood embodies the need for speed

4 August 2024 0 comments

Derek Pringle relished watching England paceman Mark Wood dismantle the West Indies batting during the third Test at Edgbaston.

Roderick ton takes Worcs to easy win

4 August 2024 0 comments

By Nigel Gardner August 2, County Ground, Derby Derbyshire Falcons 260 Worcestershire 261-2 Worcestershire won by 8 wickets Toss: Worcestershire, […]

Dattani says South Asian representation still lagging

4 August 2024 0 comments

By Evie Ashton LESS THAN 2% of domestic female cricketers competing in this year’s Hundred are South Asian, despite British […]

Great survivor Jason Holder keeps holding on vs England

28 July 2024 0 comments

At 115-5 on day one of the Edgbaston Test, having won the toss and elected to bat first on a placid surface, the West Indies threatened to be blown away as they had been five days earlier in Nottingham.

Slater and Haseeb give Outlaws easy win

28 July 2024 0 comments

By Jon Culley July 26, Nettleworth Sussex Sharks 216 Notts Outlaws 217-2 Notts Outlaws win by 8 wickets Toss: Sussex […]

Mousley hails Hundred as brilliant for Birmingham

28 July 2024 0 comments

By Will Barker For Birmingham local Dan Mousley, The Hundred’s commitment to local communities is clear, bringing “so many different […]

Brook and Root tip second Test England’s way

21 July 2024 0 comments

By Charles Reynolds July 18-22, Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 2nd Test Match England 416 (Pope 121, Duckett 71, Joseph 3-98) & […]

Undercooked West Indies need support from ‘Big three’

21 July 2024 0 comments

MARK BUTCHER It was evident from the Lord’s Test that West Indies are massively undercooked for this series. If it […]

Dominica’s favourite sons make a play for the future

21 July 2024 0 comments

By Phil Walker Kavem Hodge sat in the press room after the finest day of his career laughing at his […]

African Caribbean Cricket Festival celebrates heritage in Northampton

21 July 2024 0 comments

By Jeremy Blackmore “We need to show the kids that cricket is in our DNA,” says former England pace bowler […]

Turner’s Blast best knocks Eagles out

21 July 2024 0 comments

By Alex Smith July 19, Utilita Bowl, Southampton Hampshire Hawks 181-5 Essex 174-7 Hampshire Hawks won by 7 runs Toss: […]

Hughes and Harrison give the Sharks home quarter

21 July 2024 0 comments

By Bruce Talbot July 19, County Ground, Hove Middlesex 159-9 Sussex Sharks 161-1 Sussex Sharks won by 9 wickets Toss: […]

West Indies need action not sympathy

14 July 2024 0 comments

By Phil Walker Raw: Mikyle Louis showed promise at Lord’s on his first-class debut outside of the Caribbean On some […]

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES, JIMMY

14 July 2024 0 comments

MARK BUTCHER Mark Butcher looks back on one of the all-time great careers Stuart Broad’s hot streaks are the stuff […]

Classy Smith fits like a glove

14 July 2024 0 comments

By Jo Harman In a single shot, Jamie Smith demonstrated why the England selectors have wanted to get him into […]

Slippery Atkinson barges into the future

14 July 2024 0 comments

DEREK PRINGLE It is impossible not to get carried away with Gus Atkinson’s 12-wicket haul to kick off the international […]

Hollman’s best has Glamorgan in a spin

14 July 2024 0 comments

By Peter Miller July 12, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff Glamorgan 88-9 Middlesex 89-4 Middlesex won by 6 wickets Toss: Middlesex, who […]

Davies’ four-for keeps Vipers on top

14 July 2024 0 comments

WESTERN STORM V NORTHERN DIAMONDS AT CHELTENHAM Hollie Armitage scored a brilliant unbeaten hundred to guide Northern Diamonds to an […]

“My contests against Jimmy were some of my favourites” – Graeme Smith

8 July 2024 0 comments

By Paul Eddison, Sportsbeat GRAEME Smith has paid tribute to Jimmy Anderson, citing their battles among his favourite contests of […]

JIMMY SWANSONG SHINES LIGHT ON FRAGILE FUTURE

7 July 2024 0 comments

DEREK PRINGLE @derekpringle Just in case anyone thought the upcoming Lord’s Test against the West Indies was a sentimental farewell […]