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County review 2004
Sep 23, 2004: Jenny Thompson presents a review of the 2004 county season
County cricket round-up
Lancashire stare into the abyss
Sep 9, 2004: Lancashire came within two wickets of defeating Worcestershire but the draw leaves them having to beat Gloucestershire in their final match - and they also need to get three more bonus points that their opponents
County cricket round-up
Warwickshire secure the Championship after Sussex lose
Sep 6, 2004: Warwickshire have been crowned as the 2004 County Champions, after Sussex - the previous title-holders and the only team that could have caught them - slumped to defeat in a topsy-turvy encounter against Middlesex
National League round-up
Sep 5, 2004: Scotland ended their second season of National League cricket with an emphatic victory over Derbyshire at the Grange
County cricket round-up
Glamorgan on the verge of promotion after stunning win
Aug 31, 2004: In the first division, a hundred from Ed Smith on the third day at Canterbury put Kent in an excellent position against Northants
English County Championship 2004
Draws all round as the rain comes out on top
Aug 24, 2004: Six matches, six draws: the weather certainly came out on top in the latest round of matches in the Frizzell County Championship
English County Championship 2004
Smith and Harris stun Derbyshire
Aug 18, 2004: Championship leaders Warwickshire's match at Bristol ended in a tame draw, with Mark Wagh and Jonathan Trott's half-centuries taking Warwickshire to 308 for 8 after Gloucestershire had amassed 592 for 8 declared thanks to Craig Spearman's 237
English County Championship 2004
Glamorgan secure draw despite Warne heroics
Aug 11, 2004: After Surrey and Sussex's wins yesterday, draws were the order of the day in Division One of the County Championship today, with Alex Loudon and Niall O'Brien guiding Kent to safety at Edgbaston as Kent were eventually bowled out for 420
County news
Grant Flower to join his brother at Essex
Aug 10, 2004: Grant Flower, the former Zimbabwean batsman, has agreed to join Essex from next season
County news
Bowler to bow out at end of season
Aug 4, 2004: Somerset's Peter Bowler, the oldest player on the county circuit, has announced he will retire from first-class cricket at the end of the season
English County Championship 2004
Sussex spin to defeat against Kent
Aug 3, 2004: Kent eased to a comprehensive 236-run victory over Sussex on the fourth day at Canterbury, thanks to a penetrative spin assault from Min Patel and Alex Loudon
County news
Aug 3, 2004: Paul Grayson, the Essex allrounder, has been granted a benefit year by the club for next season
English County Championship 2004
Northants notch up their first win of the season
Jul 28, 2004: Graeme Hick and Andy Bichel led Worcestershire to a five-wicket victory against Gloucestershire at Cheltenham
English County Championship 2004
Hodge hammers a double as Durham toil away
Jul 27, 2004: In the only Championship game starting today, Leicestershire made amends for their recent defeat against Essex by posting a massive 403 for 4 against Durham at Grace Road
English County Championship 2004
Mushtaq and Davis send Kent spinning
Jul 26, 2004: In the remaining two Championship matches, there was an early finish at Hove, where Sussex showed signs of last year's Championship winning form by polishing off Kent by an innings and 45 runs, while at Trent Bridge, Hampshire and Notts played out a
English County Championship 2004
Middlesex scrape home despite Bichel's hundred
Jul 25, 2004: Middlesex eased their Championship relegation worries with victory at New Road - but it was closer than they would have expected after reducing Worcester to 47 for 4 yesterday
County news
Essex sign Adams as second overseas player
Jul 18, 2004: Essex have signed Andre Adams, the New Zealand allrounder, as their second overseas player for the remainder of the season
County news
Jul 15, 2004: Andy Blignaut, the Zimbabwean bowling allrounder, has joined Durham on a short-term deal
County set - Yorkshire
Jul 15, 2004: Richard Dawson had just turned 21 when he played the first of his seven Tests in December 2001 and not much older when he played his last at Sydney in January two years later
County set - Somerset
Jul 15, 2004: The bowling averages at the end of June should have come with a parental warning: all the Somerset regulars' Championship wickets were costing 30-plus
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