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The Guardian
31-07-2025
- Sport
- The Guardian
Nottinghamshire v Somerset, Durham v Surrey, and more: county cricket day three
Update: Date: 2025-07-31T09:20:58.000Z Title: Wednesday's round-up Content: Yorkshire's Adam Lyth zinged to his fifth first-class century, nimble as the weasel that darted about Anne Brontë's grave in the morning sun. The Scarborough faithful delighted in his innings and his passage past a thousand runs for the summer, as they did in James Wharton's seventh fifty – though he once more missed out on a hundred, shuffling away after being bowled for 85. With a lead of 70 over Sussex, Yorkshire are well placed in what feels like a must-win game to avoid relegation. Emilio Gay's sparkling 99 gave Durham an outside chance of causing the leaders, Surrey, a few headaches, though two late wickets stacked the equation southwards. The morning session at Chester-le-Street was taken up by Surrey hot-trotting another 140 runs, spearheaded by Jordan Clark's 82; Ben Raine finished with five for 72. Meanwhile Nottinghamshire kept in the game at Trent Bridge, thanks to a third century of the season from Haseeb Hameed – who also passed 1,000 runs. Somerset lost seven for 100 in a hurry. Kent defied Leicestershire, built largely by an unbeaten 101 from Ben Compton, another 1,000-run graduate. Earlier Tom Scriven missed out on his first first-class century by one run. Jimmy Anderson's 43rd birthday present from his Lancashire teammates was a collapse of seven wickets for 30 at Old Trafford as Glamorgan's Mason Crane collected six for 19. Essex piled up 602 for six declared against Warwickshire, with hundreds from Charlie Allison, Tom Westley and Michael Pepper. Half-centuries from Luke Procter, George Bartlett and Justin Broad kept Northants in the game against Derbyshire. Middlesex are on top against Gloucestershire, Kane Williamson collecting 153. And an unbeaten partnership of 126 between Jake Libby and Adam Hose steadied Worcestershire against Hampshire at New Road. Update: Date: 2025-07-31T09:20:26.000Z Title: Scores on the doors Content: DIVISION ONE Chester-le-Street: Durham 153 and 222-5 v Surrey 322 Chelmsford: Essex 602-6dec v Warwickshire 140-2 Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire 189-2 v Somerset 438 New Road: Worcestershire 187-2 v Hampshire 293 Scarborough: Yorkshire 292-4 v Sussex 222 DIVISION TWO Cheltenham: Gloucestershire 54-1 v Middlesex 445 Canterbury: Kent 203-3 v Leicestershire 471 Old Trafford: Lancashire 137 v Glamorgan 261 and 95-2 Northamptonshire: Northants 265-5 v Derbyshire 377 Update: Date: 2025-07-31T09:18:11.000Z Title: Preamble Content: Hello from the north Yorkshire coast. The Scarborough micro-climate continues to be kind, and the players are all out in the middle stretching this and that. A morning walk around Marine Drive has given me an excellent potted history of Scarborough thanks to some 'portholes in time'. The most interesting of many interesting facts is that in 1253 Henry III granted the town a royal charter to hold an annual summer fair for 45 days. It was the biggest fair in Western Europe and inspired the traditional love ballad Scarborough Fair. I'll stop there before I get embroiled in secret wireless stations and 11,000 year-old archaeological remains. Play starts at 11am here, and around the grounds. Come dip your toe in, the water is lovely.
Leader Live
31-07-2025
- Sport
- Leader Live
Surrey boost title ambitions after taking back control at Durham
Surrey, resuming on 182 for five after bowling Durham out for 153 on the opening day, made 322 with Dan Lawrence and Jordan Clark leading the way with 88 and 82 respectively. Durham reached 222 for five at the close – a lead of 53 – with firm resistance from Emilio Gay, who fell one short of a century on 99. That's stumps in Chester-le-Street. 🏏 Durham end on 222/5, leading 53 runs. A terrific effort from the boys! 🤎 | #SurreyCricket — Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) July 30, 2025 Colin Ackermann went for 43 just before the close as Sai Kahore's two wickets gave Surrey hope of a fourth victory of the season. Second-placed Nottinghamshire's hopes of staying in touch with the leaders were boosted by skipper Haseeb Hameed's century at Trent Bridge. Responding to Somerset's 438 all out, Hameed made his third hundred of the season with his unbeaten 103 from 179 balls taking him past the 1,000 run mark this summer. Freddie McCann chipped in with 48 and Joe Clarke was undefeated on 26 as Nottinghamshire closed on 189 for two. Arise, skipper! Our Club Captain goes to a third century of the summer and in doing so, hits the momentous milestone of 1,000 Rothesay County Championship runs in 2025. Notts are 190-2 late on the second day.#NOTvSOM | 📺 — Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) July 30, 2025 Essex made a massive 602 for six against Warwickshire with bowlers short of joy on a batting-friendly pitch at Chelmsford. Centuries from Charlie Allison (133) and Michael Pepper (107 not out) added to Tom Westley's 148. Warwickshire also made hay with the bat to close on 140 for two as skipper Alex Davies made 58, with Dan Mousley unbeaten on 54. Yorkshire established a first-innings lead over Sussex at Scarborough after bowling out the visitors for 222. Jack White was the pick of the bowlers with three for 25 from 19 overs as the wickets were shared around. Adam Lyth (115 from 233 balls) and James Wharton (85 from 130) shared a 168-run partnership for the third wicket, and Yorkshire will resume play on day three 292 for four – a lead of 70. "I ain't stopping any time soon" 💙 Adam Lyth reacts to another Scarborough century and his third successive 1,000+ run season. — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) July 30, 2025 Worcestershire are 106 runs adrift of Hampshire at the halfway stage with eight first-innings wickets left at New Road. The visitors were dismissed for 293 after Tom Prest's 54 and it looked an unsatisfactory score after the hosts reached 187 for two. Jake Libby (70 not out) and Adam Hose (82 not out) were defiant with an unbroken third-wicket partnership of 126. In Division Two, James Anderson celebrated his 43rd birthday with two Glamorgan second-innings wickets but the Welsh county are on top at Emirates Old Trafford. Glamorgan dismissed the hosts for 137 as leg spinner Mason Crane recorded career-best figures of six for 19 and the Red Rose county lost their last eight wickets for 64. 🎥 @jimmy9 struck twice in an over early in the Glamorgan second innings, dismissing ul Hassan and Tribe. The visitors have since reached 60-2 from 15 overs, leading by 184 runs. 🌹 #RedRoseTogether — Lancashire Cricket (@lancscricket) July 30, 2025 Anderson gave Lancashire hope by bowling Zain ul Hassan and claiming a catch off his own delivery to dismiss Asa Tribe. But Kiran Carlson (43 not out) and skipper Sam Northeast (26 not out) steadied the ship and Glamorgan lead by 219. Leaders Leicestershire reached 471 against Kent thanks to an incredible last-wicket stand of 108 between Tom Scriven and Josh Hull. Scriven made a career-best 99 as the Foxes secured maximum batting bonus points at Canterbury. Matt Parkinson took seven for 137 to record his best first-class for Kent and the hosts closed on 203 for three as Ben Compton made an unbeaten 101. What a performance by @masoncrane32 🌪️ The second spinner to record career best figures in the match, his effort handed @GlamCricket a crucial first-innings lead 💪#CountyChamp — PCA (@PCA) July 30, 2025 New Zealand batter Kane Williamson scored 153 to steer Middlesex to 445 at Cheltenham, with Gloucestershire 54 for one in reply. Martin Andersson was Derbyshire's mainstay with 105 in their 377 against Northamptonshire. After slipping to 154 for five, George Bartlett (60 not out) and Justin Broad (64 not out) coaxed Northamptonshire to 265 for five, 112 adrift.
Glasgow Times
30-07-2025
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Surrey boost title ambitions after taking back control at Durham
Surrey, resuming on 182 for five after bowling Durham out for 153 on the opening day, made 322 with Dan Lawrence and Jordan Clark leading the way with 88 and 82 respectively. Durham reached 222 for five at the close – a lead of 53 – with firm resistance from Emilio Gay, who fell one short of a century on 99. That's stumps in Chester-le-Street. 🏏 Durham end on 222/5, leading 53 runs. A terrific effort from the boys! 🤎 | #SurreyCricket — Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) July 30, 2025 Colin Ackermann went for 43 just before the close as Sai Kahore's two wickets gave Surrey hope of a fourth victory of the season. Second-placed Nottinghamshire's hopes of staying in touch with the leaders were boosted by skipper Haseeb Hameed's century at Trent Bridge. Responding to Somerset's 438 all out, Hameed made his third hundred of the season with his unbeaten 103 from 179 balls taking him past the 1,000 run mark this summer. Freddie McCann chipped in with 48 and Joe Clarke was undefeated on 26 as Nottinghamshire closed on 189 for two. Arise, skipper! Our Club Captain goes to a third century of the summer and in doing so, hits the momentous milestone of 1,000 Rothesay County Championship runs in 2025. Notts are 190-2 late on the second day.#NOTvSOM | 📺 — Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) July 30, 2025 Essex made a massive 602 for six against Warwickshire with bowlers short of joy on a batting-friendly pitch at Chelmsford. Centuries from Charlie Allison (133) and Michael Pepper (107 not out) added to Tom Westley's 148. Warwickshire also made hay with the bat to close on 140 for two as skipper Alex Davies made 58, with Dan Mousley unbeaten on 54. Yorkshire established a first-innings lead over Sussex at Scarborough after bowling out the visitors for 222. Jack White was the pick of the bowlers with three for 25 from 19 overs as the wickets were shared around. Adam Lyth (115 from 233 balls) and James Wharton (85 from 130) shared a 168-run partnership for the third wicket, and Yorkshire will resume play on day three 292 for four – a lead of 70. "I ain't stopping any time soon" 💙 Adam Lyth reacts to another Scarborough century and his third successive 1,000+ run season. — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) July 30, 2025 Worcestershire are 106 runs adrift of Hampshire at the halfway stage with eight first-innings wickets left at New Road. The visitors were dismissed for 293 after Tom Prest's 54 and it looked an unsatisfactory score after the hosts reached 187 for two. Jake Libby (70 not out) and Adam Hose (82 not out) were defiant with an unbroken third-wicket partnership of 126. In Division Two, James Anderson celebrated his 43rd birthday with two Glamorgan second-innings wickets but the Welsh county are on top at Emirates Old Trafford. Glamorgan dismissed the hosts for 137 as leg spinner Mason Crane recorded career-best figures of six for 19 and the Red Rose county lost their last eight wickets for 64. 🎥 @jimmy9 struck twice in an over early in the Glamorgan second innings, dismissing ul Hassan and Tribe. The visitors have since reached 60-2 from 15 overs, leading by 184 runs. 🌹 #RedRoseTogether — Lancashire Cricket (@lancscricket) July 30, 2025 Anderson gave Lancashire hope by bowling Zain ul Hassan and claiming a catch off his own delivery to dismiss Asa Tribe. But Kiran Carlson (43 not out) and skipper Sam Northeast (26 not out) steadied the ship and Glamorgan lead by 219. Leaders Leicestershire reached 471 against Kent thanks to an incredible last-wicket stand of 108 between Tom Scriven and Josh Hull. Scriven made a career-best 99 as the Foxes secured maximum batting bonus points at Canterbury. Matt Parkinson took seven for 137 to record his best first-class for Kent and the hosts closed on 203 for three as Ben Compton made an unbeaten 101. What a performance by @masoncrane32 🌪️ The second spinner to record career best figures in the match, his effort handed @GlamCricket a crucial first-innings lead 💪#CountyChamp — PCA (@PCA) July 30, 2025 New Zealand batter Kane Williamson scored 153 to steer Middlesex to 445 at Cheltenham, with Gloucestershire 54 for one in reply. Martin Andersson was Derbyshire's mainstay with 105 in their 377 against Northamptonshire. After slipping to 154 for five, George Bartlett (60 not out) and Justin Broad (64 not out) coaxed Northamptonshire to 265 for five, 112 adrift.
Powys County Times
30-07-2025
- Sport
- Powys County Times
Surrey boost title ambitions after taking back control at Durham
Leaders Surrey boosted their Division One title ambitions by taking a grip on their contest with Durham at Chester-le-Street. Surrey, resuming on 182 for five after bowling Durham out for 153 on the opening day, made 322 with Dan Lawrence and Jordan Clark leading the way with 88 and 82 respectively. Durham reached 222 for five at the close – a lead of 53 – with firm resistance from Emilio Gay, who fell one short of a century on 99. That's stumps in Chester-le-Street. 🏏 Durham end on 222/5, leading 53 runs. A terrific effort from the boys! 🤎 | #SurreyCricket — Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) July 30, 2025 Colin Ackermann went for 43 just before the close as Sai Kahore's two wickets gave Surrey hope of a fourth victory of the season. Second-placed Nottinghamshire's hopes of staying in touch with the leaders were boosted by skipper Haseeb Hameed's century at Trent Bridge. Responding to Somerset's 438 all out, Hameed made his third hundred of the season with his unbeaten 103 from 179 balls taking him past the 1,000 run mark this summer. Freddie McCann chipped in with 48 and Joe Clarke was undefeated on 26 as Nottinghamshire closed on 189 for two. Arise, skipper! Our Club Captain goes to a third century of the summer and in doing so, hits the momentous milestone of 1,000 Rothesay County Championship runs in 2025. Notts are 190-2 late on the second day. #NOTvSOM | 📺 — Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) July 30, 2025 Essex made a massive 602 for six against Warwickshire with bowlers short of joy on a batting-friendly pitch at Chelmsford. Centuries from Charlie Allison (133) and Michael Pepper (107 not out) added to Tom Westley's 148. Warwickshire also made hay with the bat to close on 140 for two as skipper Alex Davies made 58, with Dan Mousley unbeaten on 54. Yorkshire established a first-innings lead over Sussex at Scarborough after bowling out the visitors for 222. Jack White was the pick of the bowlers with three for 25 from 19 overs as the wickets were shared around. Adam Lyth (115 from 233 balls) and James Wharton (85 from 130) shared a 168-run partnership for the third wicket, and Yorkshire will resume play on day three 292 for four – a lead of 70. "I ain't stopping any time soon" 💙 Adam Lyth reacts to another Scarborough century and his third successive 1,000+ run season. — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) July 30, 2025 Worcestershire are 106 runs adrift of Hampshire at the halfway stage with eight first-innings wickets left at New Road. The visitors were dismissed for 293 after Tom Prest's 54 and it looked an unsatisfactory score after the hosts reached 187 for two. Jake Libby (70 not out) and Adam Hose (82 not out) were defiant with an unbroken third-wicket partnership of 126. In Division Two, James Anderson celebrated his 43rd birthday with two Glamorgan second-innings wickets but the Welsh county are on top at Emirates Old Trafford. Glamorgan dismissed the hosts for 137 as leg spinner Mason Crane recorded career-best figures of six for 19 and the Red Rose county lost their last eight wickets for 64. 🎥 @jimmy9 struck twice in an over early in the Glamorgan second innings, dismissing ul Hassan and Tribe. The visitors have since reached 60-2 from 15 overs, leading by 184 runs. 🌹 #RedRoseTogether — Lancashire Cricket (@lancscricket) July 30, 2025 Anderson gave Lancashire hope by bowling Zain ul Hassan and claiming a catch off his own delivery to dismiss Asa Tribe. But Kiran Carlson (43 not out) and skipper Sam Northeast (26 not out) steadied the ship and Glamorgan lead by 219. Leaders Leicestershire reached 471 against Kent thanks to an incredible last-wicket stand of 108 between Tom Scriven and Josh Hull. Scriven made a career-best 99 as the Foxes secured maximum batting bonus points at Canterbury. Matt Parkinson took seven for 137 to record his best first-class for Kent and the hosts closed on 203 for three as Ben Compton made an unbeaten 101. What a performance by @masoncrane32 🌪️ The second spinner to record career best figures in the match, his effort handed @GlamCricket a crucial first-innings lead 💪 #CountyChamp — PCA (@PCA) July 30, 2025 New Zealand batter Kane Williamson scored 153 to steer Middlesex to 445 at Cheltenham, with Gloucestershire 54 for one in reply. Martin Andersson was Derbyshire's mainstay with 105 in their 377 against Northamptonshire.
Rhyl Journal
30-07-2025
- Sport
- Rhyl Journal
Surrey boost title ambitions after taking back control at Durham
Surrey, resuming on 182 for five after bowling Durham out for 153 on the opening day, made 322 with Dan Lawrence and Jordan Clark leading the way with 88 and 82 respectively. Durham reached 222 for five at the close – a lead of 53 – with firm resistance from Emilio Gay, who fell one short of a century on 99. That's stumps in Chester-le-Street. 🏏 Durham end on 222/5, leading 53 runs. A terrific effort from the boys! 🤎 | #SurreyCricket — Surrey Cricket (@surreycricket) July 30, 2025 Colin Ackermann went for 43 just before the close as Sai Kahore's two wickets gave Surrey hope of a fourth victory of the season. Second-placed Nottinghamshire's hopes of staying in touch with the leaders were boosted by skipper Haseeb Hameed's century at Trent Bridge. Responding to Somerset's 438 all out, Hameed made his third hundred of the season with his unbeaten 103 from 179 balls taking him past the 1,000 run mark this summer. Freddie McCann chipped in with 48 and Joe Clarke was undefeated on 26 as Nottinghamshire closed on 189 for two. Arise, skipper! Our Club Captain goes to a third century of the summer and in doing so, hits the momentous milestone of 1,000 Rothesay County Championship runs in 2025. Notts are 190-2 late on the second day.#NOTvSOM | 📺 — Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) July 30, 2025 Essex made a massive 602 for six against Warwickshire with bowlers short of joy on a batting-friendly pitch at Chelmsford. Centuries from Charlie Allison (133) and Michael Pepper (107 not out) added to Tom Westley's 148. Warwickshire also made hay with the bat to close on 140 for two as skipper Alex Davies made 58, with Dan Mousley unbeaten on 54. Yorkshire established a first-innings lead over Sussex at Scarborough after bowling out the visitors for 222. Jack White was the pick of the bowlers with three for 25 from 19 overs as the wickets were shared around. Adam Lyth (115 from 233 balls) and James Wharton (85 from 130) shared a 168-run partnership for the third wicket, and Yorkshire will resume play on day three 292 for four – a lead of 70. "I ain't stopping any time soon" 💙 Adam Lyth reacts to another Scarborough century and his third successive 1,000+ run season. — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) July 30, 2025 Worcestershire are 106 runs adrift of Hampshire at the halfway stage with eight first-innings wickets left at New Road. The visitors were dismissed for 293 after Tom Prest's 54 and it looked an unsatisfactory score after the hosts reached 187 for two. Jake Libby (70 not out) and Adam Hose (82 not out) were defiant with an unbroken third-wicket partnership of 126. In Division Two, James Anderson celebrated his 43rd birthday with two Glamorgan second-innings wickets but the Welsh county are on top at Emirates Old Trafford. Glamorgan dismissed the hosts for 137 as leg spinner Mason Crane recorded career-best figures of six for 19 and the Red Rose county lost their last eight wickets for 64. 🎥 @jimmy9 struck twice in an over early in the Glamorgan second innings, dismissing ul Hassan and Tribe. The visitors have since reached 60-2 from 15 overs, leading by 184 runs. 🌹 #RedRoseTogether — Lancashire Cricket (@lancscricket) July 30, 2025 Anderson gave Lancashire hope by bowling Zain ul Hassan and claiming a catch off his own delivery to dismiss Asa Tribe. But Kiran Carlson (43 not out) and skipper Sam Northeast (26 not out) steadied the ship and Glamorgan lead by 219. Leaders Leicestershire reached 471 against Kent thanks to an incredible last-wicket stand of 108 between Tom Scriven and Josh Hull. Scriven made a career-best 99 as the Foxes secured maximum batting bonus points at Canterbury. Matt Parkinson took seven for 137 to record his best first-class for Kent and the hosts closed on 203 for three as Ben Compton made an unbeaten 101. What a performance by @masoncrane32 🌪️ The second spinner to record career best figures in the match, his effort handed @GlamCricket a crucial first-innings lead 💪#CountyChamp — PCA (@PCA) July 30, 2025 New Zealand batter Kane Williamson scored 153 to steer Middlesex to 445 at Cheltenham, with Gloucestershire 54 for one in reply. Martin Andersson was Derbyshire's mainstay with 105 in their 377 against Northamptonshire. After slipping to 154 for five, George Bartlett (60 not out) and Justin Broad (64 not out) coaxed Northamptonshire to 265 for five, 112 adrift.
