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Wheater ton ensures honours even

Adam Wheater's second century of the season helped Hampshire pick up three batting points in their crucial Specsavers County Championship match against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge

13-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Fifteen wickets fall as Worcestershire go for broke

Worcestershire have gambled on a win-at-all-costs pitch at Worcester - but Glamorgan's Will Bragg stood in their way with a sparkling unbeaten half-century on a 15-wicket day

13-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Patient Browne heaps more punishment on Derbyshire

Something about playing against Derbyshire brings out the best in Nick Browne and the Essex opener punished his favourite opponents again on the opening day of their Specsavers County Championship match

13-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Patel undermines Surrey as coin spin favours them again

Surrey, astonishingly, have won 32 tosses out of their last 35 but Jeetan Patel ensured their fortune only went so far at Edgbaston

13-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Captain Cosgrove does the trick again

Centuries from Mark Cosgrove and Mark pettini saw Leicestershire enjoy a healthy opening day in the Specsavers County Championship at Wantage Road

13-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Charith Asalanka leads Sri Lanka U-19 to easy victory

England's Under-19s received another harsh lesson from Sri Lanka as they were beaten by 108 runs in the first match of the Royal London One-Day Series at Wormsley

10-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Hartley sees off Thunder, prepares for Lightning

Surrey Stars now have a winner-takes-all match against Loughborough Lightning with a place at Finals Day at stake after seeing off Lancashire Thunder with ease in Guildford

09-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Holden holds England together after Kumara blitz

Max Holden carried his bat for an unbeaten century on an otherwise poor day for England's Under-19s against Sri Lanka in Northampton

03-Aug-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Lumb, Christian blitz brings Notts new record

Michael Lumband Dan Christian powered Notts Outlaws to an eight victory over Leicestershire Foxes, under the Duckworth Lewis method - and also helped establish a new county record

29-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Howell's haul leaves Gloucs top of South Group

Benny Howell took his wicket tally in the NatWest T20 Blast South Group to 23 as Gloucestershire made sure of finishing top with a four-wicket victory over Middlesex at Bristol

29-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Leaning's impetus puts Yorkshire in last eight

Jack Leaning and Alex Lees led Yorkshire into the quarter-finals of the NatWest T20 Blast with a 14-run win over Northamptonshire at Wantage Road but the hosts did enough to earn a home tie in the last eight

29-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Stoneman keeps Durham season burning brightly

Mark Stoneman and Calum MacLeod shared Durham's record Twenty20 stand of 141 as they beat Derbyshire by 13 runs at Emirates Riverside to reach the NatWest Blast quarter-finals

29-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Rain aids Essex after Ingram hundred

Colin Ingram hammered his second century in four days at Chelmsford, his highest in T20 cricket, but rain helped Essex join Glamorgan in the last eight of the NatWest Blast

29-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Dawson's five leaves Somerset wooden spoon

Tom Alsop crashed his highest NatWest T20 Blast to help Hampshire thrash Somerset by 83 runs to condemn the visitors to the South Group wooden spoon.

29-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Rossington's last-eight surge tolls the Bell for Birmingham

Adam Rossington bulldozed Northants into the quarter-finals of the NatWest Blast but for Birmingham's captain Ian Bell the season is at a critical stage

19-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Meschede three as Derbyshire follow on

After the record-breaking exploits of Aneurin Donald, the second day in Cardiff belonged to Glamorgan's bowlers as Derbyshire were dismissed for 177 and asked to follow on

18-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Northeast sticks by superstition despite the heat

Kent skipper Sam Northeast crossed 1000 first-class runs for the summer as Kent continued to dominate neighbours Sussex in Tunbridge Wells

18-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Donald equals fastest ever double-hundred

Nineteen-year-old Aneurin Donald made an astonishing 234 off 136 balls, equalling the fastest double-century in first-class cricket in his maiden Championship hundred, as Glamorgan piled up 481 for 8 on the first day at a sun-kissed Colwyn Bay

17-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Hain ends Birmingham's losing run

Sam Hain was instrumental in Birmingham ending a run of three straight defeats and keeping alive their hopes of a quarter-final place in the NatWest Blast

17-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

Burns and Sibley dominate in relegation tussle

Surrey can ease their relegation fears with victory against the bottom club Hampshire and Rory Burns and Dominic Sibley ensured that first-day runs were not in short supply

17-Jul-2016•ECB Reporters Network

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