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BBC News
37 minutes ago
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Surrey one point clear at top after Yorkshire draw
Rothesay County Championship Division One, Scarborough (day four)Yorkshire 517-6 dec & 120-5: Lyth 34Surrey 537: Patel 92, Burns 78, Lawrence 78, Blake 72, Sibley 52, Bess 7-162Surrey (14 pts) drew with Yorkshire (13 pts).Match scorecard Surrey maintained their one-point lead over Nottinghamshire at the top of the Division One table but Yorkshire are back in the bottom two after both counties played out a high-scoring County Championship draw at champions Surrey's seventh draw in 10 games yielded 14 bonus points and gives them a slender advantage with four rounds remaining having replied to a first-innings 517-6 declared with 537 all out shortly after meanwhile, have slipped back into the second relegation place with their fourth draw that yielded 13 points. Essex jumped above them with victory at Sussex. However, Durham are now firmly in the dogfight having lost to a ball was bowled on day four, a draw was inevitable with Surrey on Blake's 72 off 112 balls was his maiden first-class fifty as Surrey ended with a 20-run lead on first captain Jonny Bairstow was absent after his partner went into labour, leaving Dom Bess in charge and he returned a season's best 7-162 with his started their second innings with a minimum of 57 overs five Yorkshire wickets fell to spin either side of tea on a pitch offering Lawrence played his part in three of the last spin had the other opener Adam Lyth caught at slip by Jamie Overton for 34 before being the catcher for the next two as Yorkshire fell to Wharton was caught at silly point off Sai Kishore for 25 and Will Luxton at leg-slip off Will Jacks trapped Matthew Revis lbw offering no shot on the back foot, Yorkshire were 108 for five but still the high-scoring nature of this weather-affected game, it was a surprise that all-rounder Revis was the only man to post a hundred - 110 not out in the first innings. Report supplied by ECB Reporters' Network, supported by Rothesay
Leader Live
a day ago
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Jack Leach bowls Somerset to victory over Durham inside two days
The visitors, who resumed on five for two in their second innings, were bowled out for 190, with off-spinner Archie Vaughan assisting Leach with four for 85. Somerset required 86 for victory and reached the target in 19.2 overs, despite four for 39 from Durham's Callum Parkinson. SOMERSET WIN BY FIVE WICKETS!!!!#SOMvDUR#WeAreSomerset @WPAinsurance — Somerset Cricket (@SomersetCCC) July 23, 2025 Lyndon James hit an unbeaten 203 for second-placed Nottinghamshire against Hampshire. James' knock off 236 balls included 20 fours and eight sixes as the away side, who resumed on 241 for five, declared on 578 for eight at Southampton. Hampshire trail by 498 runs after closing on 80 without loss. 📰 MATCH REPORT Captain Jonny Bairstow posts an entertaining 72 to help Yorkshire advance to 376-5 during a weather-interrupted day two against Surrey.#YORvSUR — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) July 23, 2025 Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow hit 72 off 90 balls but only 24.1 overs were possible on day two against leaders Surrey due to wet weather at Scarborough. The hosts, who were 282 for four overnight, are handily placed on 376 for five. But, with almost 82 overs already lost to rain, chances of a win for either side are diminishing rapidly. Centuries from Jordan Cox and Matt Critchley strengthened Essex's position against Sussex at Hove. 💯 Centuries from Jordan Cox & Matt Critchley have put Essex in a very strong position going forward. 📝 Match Report📹 Day 2 Highlights ➡️ 🦅 #FlyLikeAnEagle — Essex Cricket (@EssexCricket) July 23, 2025 Cox made 132 and Critchley 123 as the away team reached 475 for nine – a first-innings lead of 271 – before bad light and rain took 28 overs off the day's allocation. Ethan Brookes' career-best 140 helped Worcestershire post 333 before six for 42 from Khurram Shahzad and three wickets from Adam Finch restricted Warwickshire to 184 in reply. Bottom-of-the-table Worcestershire are 31 without loss in the second innings at Edgbaston, leading by 180 runs. 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧 🏏 Rehan Ahmed claimed a career-best SIX for 51, as the all-rounder produced an inspired bowling display to back up his century on day one. 🔥#Foxes🦊 — Leicestershire CCC 🦊 (@leicsccc) July 23, 2025 In Division Two, Rehan Ahmed took six wickets to add to his opening-day century as leaders Leicestershire dismissed second-placed Derbyshire for 189 to establish a commanding first-innings lead of 209. Lewis Hill increased his overnight tally from 132 to 151 and Peter Handscomb moved on to 101 but the visitors, who resumed on 357 for three, made only 41 more as Derbyshire's Luis Reece finished with six for 56. Ahmed, who registered 115 with the bat on Tuesday, then emulated Reece's exploits with a career-best six for 51, including removing Derbyshire top scorers Caleb Jewell (54) and Harry Came (56), to keep his side in control. Middlesex skipper Leus du Plooy joined team-mates Max Holden and Kane Williamson in making a century before declaring on 625 for eight at home to Northamptonshire. 🌆 | MIDDLESEX V NORTHAMPTONSHIRE | STUMPSWe've made good hay in the evening session, taking four wickets! We'll be back in the morning looking to strike again quickly… NOR 126/4 – trail by 499 MATCH CENTRE ⬇️ | #OneMiddlesex — Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) July 23, 2025 The visitors reached 126 for four at stumps – trailing by 499 – after Holden and Williamson increased their respective overnight scores from 137 to 151 and 88 to 114 and Du Plooy plundered 105. At Cheltenham, Chris Green and Tom Hartley starred with the bat as Lancashire assumed the upper hand against Gloucestershire. Green posted 160 from 199 balls and Hartley hit 130 off 153 deliveries in a formidable first-innings total of 557 before unbeaten pair Ben Charlesworth (104) and Joe Phillips (60) helped the hosts to 179 for one in response after captain Cameron Bancroft was trapped lbw by Sir James Anderson. Ben Kellaway and Colin Ingram combined to give Glamorgan the ascendancy against Kent at Cardiff. Resuming together at the crease, Kellaway ended on 90 and Ingram hit 87 in a first-innings total of 327 before Kent replied with 106 for one in their second innings, trailing by 66.
Rhyl Journal
2 days ago
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- Rhyl Journal
Jack Leach bowls Somerset to victory over Durham inside two days
The visitors, who resumed on five for two in their second innings, were bowled out for 190, with off-spinner Archie Vaughan assisting Leach with four for 85. Somerset required 86 for victory and reached the target in 19.2 overs, despite four for 39 from Durham's Callum Parkinson. SOMERSET WIN BY FIVE WICKETS!!!!#SOMvDUR#WeAreSomerset @WPAinsurance — Somerset Cricket (@SomersetCCC) July 23, 2025 Lyndon James hit an unbeaten 203 for second-placed Nottinghamshire against Hampshire. James' knock off 236 balls included 20 fours and eight sixes as the away side, who resumed on 241 for five, declared on 578 for eight at Southampton. Hampshire trail by 498 runs after closing on 80 without loss. 📰 MATCH REPORT Captain Jonny Bairstow posts an entertaining 72 to help Yorkshire advance to 376-5 during a weather-interrupted day two against Surrey.#YORvSUR — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) July 23, 2025 Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow hit 72 off 90 balls but only 24.1 overs were possible on day two against leaders Surrey due to wet weather at Scarborough. The hosts, who were 282 for four overnight, are handily placed on 376 for five. But, with almost 82 overs already lost to rain, chances of a win for either side are diminishing rapidly. Centuries from Jordan Cox and Matt Critchley strengthened Essex's position against Sussex at Hove. 💯 Centuries from Jordan Cox & Matt Critchley have put Essex in a very strong position going forward. 📝 Match Report📹 Day 2 Highlights ➡️ 🦅 #FlyLikeAnEagle — Essex Cricket (@EssexCricket) July 23, 2025 Cox made 132 and Critchley 123 as the away team reached 475 for nine – a first-innings lead of 271 – before bad light and rain took 28 overs off the day's allocation. Ethan Brookes' career-best 140 helped Worcestershire post 333 before six for 42 from Khurram Shahzad and three wickets from Adam Finch restricted Warwickshire to 184 in reply. Bottom-of-the-table Worcestershire are 31 without loss in the second innings at Edgbaston, leading by 180 runs. 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧 🏏 Rehan Ahmed claimed a career-best SIX for 51, as the all-rounder produced an inspired bowling display to back up his century on day one. 🔥#Foxes🦊 — Leicestershire CCC 🦊 (@leicsccc) July 23, 2025 In Division Two, Rehan Ahmed took six wickets to add to his opening-day century as leaders Leicestershire dismissed second-placed Derbyshire for 189 to establish a commanding first-innings lead of 209. Lewis Hill increased his overnight tally from 132 to 151 and Peter Handscomb moved on to 101 but the visitors, who resumed on 357 for three, made only 41 more as Derbyshire's Luis Reece finished with six for 56. Ahmed, who registered 115 with the bat on Tuesday, then emulated Reece's exploits with a career-best six for 51, including removing Derbyshire top scorers Caleb Jewell (54) and Harry Came (56), to keep his side in control. Middlesex skipper Leus du Plooy joined team-mates Max Holden and Kane Williamson in making a century before declaring on 625 for eight at home to Northamptonshire. 🌆 | MIDDLESEX V NORTHAMPTONSHIRE | STUMPSWe've made good hay in the evening session, taking four wickets! We'll be back in the morning looking to strike again quickly… NOR 126/4 – trail by 499 MATCH CENTRE ⬇️ | #OneMiddlesex — Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) July 23, 2025 The visitors reached 126 for four at stumps – trailing by 499 – after Holden and Williamson increased their respective overnight scores from 137 to 151 and 88 to 114 and Du Plooy plundered 105. At Cheltenham, Chris Green and Tom Hartley starred with the bat as Lancashire assumed the upper hand against Gloucestershire. Green posted 160 from 199 balls and Hartley hit 130 off 153 deliveries in a formidable first-innings total of 557 before unbeaten pair Ben Charlesworth (104) and Joe Phillips (60) helped the hosts to 179 for one in response after captain Cameron Bancroft was trapped lbw by Sir James Anderson. Ben Kellaway and Colin Ingram combined to give Glamorgan the ascendancy against Kent at Cardiff. Resuming together at the crease, Kellaway ended on 90 and Ingram hit 87 in a first-innings total of 327 before Kent replied with 106 for one in their second innings, trailing by 66.
North Wales Chronicle
2 days ago
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- North Wales Chronicle
Jack Leach bowls Somerset to victory over Durham inside two days
The visitors, who resumed on five for two in their second innings, were bowled out for 190, with off-spinner Archie Vaughan assisting Leach with four for 85. Somerset required 86 for victory and reached the target in 19.2 overs, despite four for 39 from Durham's Callum Parkinson. SOMERSET WIN BY FIVE WICKETS!!!!#SOMvDUR#WeAreSomerset @WPAinsurance — Somerset Cricket (@SomersetCCC) July 23, 2025 Lyndon James hit an unbeaten 203 for second-placed Nottinghamshire against Hampshire. James' knock off 236 balls included 20 fours and eight sixes as the away side, who resumed on 241 for five, declared on 578 for eight at Southampton. Hampshire trail by 498 runs after closing on 80 without loss. 📰 MATCH REPORT Captain Jonny Bairstow posts an entertaining 72 to help Yorkshire advance to 376-5 during a weather-interrupted day two against Surrey.#YORvSUR — Yorkshire CCC (@YorkshireCCC) July 23, 2025 Yorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow hit 72 off 90 balls but only 24.1 overs were possible on day two against leaders Surrey due to wet weather at Scarborough. The hosts, who were 282 for four overnight, are handily placed on 376 for five. But, with almost 82 overs already lost to rain, chances of a win for either side are diminishing rapidly. Centuries from Jordan Cox and Matt Critchley strengthened Essex's position against Sussex at Hove. 💯 Centuries from Jordan Cox & Matt Critchley have put Essex in a very strong position going forward. 📝 Match Report📹 Day 2 Highlights ➡️ 🦅 #FlyLikeAnEagle — Essex Cricket (@EssexCricket) July 23, 2025 Cox made 132 and Critchley 123 as the away team reached 475 for nine – a first-innings lead of 271 – before bad light and rain took 28 overs off the day's allocation. Ethan Brookes' career-best 140 helped Worcestershire post 333 before six for 42 from Khurram Shahzad and three wickets from Adam Finch restricted Warwickshire to 184 in reply. Bottom-of-the-table Worcestershire are 31 without loss in the second innings at Edgbaston, leading by 180 runs. 𝗠𝗔𝗧𝗖𝗛 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧 🏏 Rehan Ahmed claimed a career-best SIX for 51, as the all-rounder produced an inspired bowling display to back up his century on day one. 🔥#Foxes🦊 — Leicestershire CCC 🦊 (@leicsccc) July 23, 2025 In Division Two, Rehan Ahmed took six wickets to add to his opening-day century as leaders Leicestershire dismissed second-placed Derbyshire for 189 to establish a commanding first-innings lead of 209. Lewis Hill increased his overnight tally from 132 to 151 and Peter Handscomb moved on to 101 but the visitors, who resumed on 357 for three, made only 41 more as Derbyshire's Luis Reece finished with six for 56. Ahmed, who registered 115 with the bat on Tuesday, then emulated Reece's exploits with a career-best six for 51, including removing Derbyshire top scorers Caleb Jewell (54) and Harry Came (56), to keep his side in control. Middlesex skipper Leus du Plooy joined team-mates Max Holden and Kane Williamson in making a century before declaring on 625 for eight at home to Northamptonshire. 🌆 | MIDDLESEX V NORTHAMPTONSHIRE | STUMPSWe've made good hay in the evening session, taking four wickets! We'll be back in the morning looking to strike again quickly… NOR 126/4 – trail by 499 MATCH CENTRE ⬇️ | #OneMiddlesex — Middlesex Cricket (@Middlesex_CCC) July 23, 2025 The visitors reached 126 for four at stumps – trailing by 499 – after Holden and Williamson increased their respective overnight scores from 137 to 151 and 88 to 114 and Du Plooy plundered 105. At Cheltenham, Chris Green and Tom Hartley starred with the bat as Lancashire assumed the upper hand against Gloucestershire. Green posted 160 from 199 balls and Hartley hit 130 off 153 deliveries in a formidable first-innings total of 557 before unbeaten pair Ben Charlesworth (104) and Joe Phillips (60) helped the hosts to 179 for one in response after captain Cameron Bancroft was trapped lbw by Sir James Anderson. Ben Kellaway and Colin Ingram combined to give Glamorgan the ascendancy against Kent at Cardiff. Resuming together at the crease, Kellaway ended on 90 and Ingram hit 87 in a first-innings total of 327 before Kent replied with 106 for one in their second innings, trailing by 66.
The Hindu
2 days ago
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- The Hindu
Indians in County Championship: Sai Kishore picks first wicket for Surrey; Chahal goes wicketless vs Middlesex
R. Sai Kishore picked his first wicket in the County Championship for Surrey during the Division One match against Yorkshire at Scarborough on Wednesday. The left-arm spinner claimed the prized wicket of Yorkshire skipper Jonny Bairstow for 72. Yorkshire ended Day 2 on 376 for five in 110.1 overs at the end of Day 2. Sai Kishore ended the day with figures of one for 53 in 26 overs. Indian pacer Khaleel Ahmed, who picked two wickets for Essex against Sussex on Tuesday, scored a nine-ball 11 as his team eased past the opponent's first innings score of 204 all out to post 475 for nine at the end of Day 2. In the Division Two encounter between Middlesex and Northamptonshire, leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal went wicketless in his marathon 43-over spell for the latter, conceding 175 runs. Tilak Varma is yet to take strike for Hampshire in its first innings, after both openers took the side to 80 for no loss at Day 2 stumps after Nottinghamshire declared at 578 for eight.
