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Simpson hundred puts Middlesex in control

Wicketkeeper John Simpson's maiden first-class century and two wickets from Danny Evans put Middlesex in a commanding position on the second day against Northamptonshire at Wantage Road

22-Apr-2010

Mark Wallace leads Glamorgan fightback

Glamorgan's batsmen rode their luck to hit three half-centuries and share the opening-day honours in their County Championship clash with Middlesex at Lord's

15-Apr-2010

Finn destroys Worcestershire with nine

England's newest pace prospect Steven Finn took a stunning career-best 9 for 37 to spearhead Middlesex's spirited fightback against Worcestershire in the Division Two game at New Road

10-Apr-2010

Andrew Strauss fails after Steven Finn stars

Andrew Strauss suffered a setback in his warm-up for England duty when he was dismissed for a single for Middlesex against Worcestershire at New Road

09-Apr-2010

Finn cites McGrath as perfect role-model

England's newest pace prospect, Steven Finn, believes that the nagging accuracy of Glenn McGrath is the ideal role-model as he seeks to solidify his career after a stellar rise to prominence this winter

06-Apr-2010•Sahil Dutta at Lord's

Middlesex sign Collins for 2010 season

Middlesex have signed Pedro Collins, the former West Indies left-arm seamer, for the 2010 season

30-Mar-2010•Cricinfo staff

Finn not bowed by rapid ascent

Steven Finn has gone from a flat in London and pre-season training with Middlesex to a Test in Chittagong in ten days

15-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Junaid's timely riposte

Junaid Siddique and Mushfiqur Rahim did everything that could have been asked of them in extending Bangladesh's resistance into the fifth day of the first Test

15-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Michael Carberry and James Tredwell set for debuts

Michael Carberry and James Tredwell are set to make their Test debuts at Chittagong on Friday, and there could yet be a third new cap in the Middlesex seamer, Steven Finn

11-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Injuries and conditions make for selection dilemma

England's preparations for the first Test at Chittagong are in a state of undeniable flux

09-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

Pietersen fails after Tredwell stars

James Tredwell built a case for inclusion as England's second spinner in next week's first Test, but it was the young Middlesex seamer Steven Finn who really caught the eye

07-Mar-2010•Andrew Miller in Chittagong

MCC announce side for pink-ball fixture

The MCC has selected a blend of youthful promise, Test experience and county stalwarts for the traditional season opener against the County Champions.

26-Jan-2010•Cricinfo staff

Chapple rescues Lancashire

Durham rolled Hampshire over for 105 and then looked to take a good lead by finishing with on 84 for 2

07-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Duck dents Vaughan's comeback hopes

It was Durham's day at Riverside, as the reigning champions took advantage of the conditions to roll Hampshire over for 105, and then placed themselves in position to take a good lead on the second day when they finished with on 84 for 2

06-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Middlesex show their strength in depth

Middlesex's youngsters proved too strong for Surrey who were beaten by two wickets with three balls to spare in Sunday's Pro Arch Trophy clash in Sharjah

22-Mar-2009•Mark Pennell

Stomach bug hampers England's preparations

England's preparations for their US$20 million match against Stanford Superstars on Saturday has been affected with a few players hit by a stomach bug

29-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Small change, big incentive

Is money really the only thing that makes the world go round? Tonight we have an opportunity to put that premise to the test, as the Stanford Super Series gets serious for its two junior competitors

27-Oct-2008•Andrew Miller in Antigua

Bowlers spare England's blushes

England beat Middlesex by 12 runs in their opening warm-up ahead of Saturday's $20 million match, but it was a poor performance and they relied on some excellent bowling from Stuart Broad and Andrew Flintoff to get them out of jail

26-Oct-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Kent sense victory after Arafat show

A summary of the latest action in the County Championship

13-Jul-2008•Cricinfo staff

Malan masterclass fells Lancashire

For a team containing six internationals, Lancashire were expected to cruise past Middlesex's motley crew of Londoners, South Africans and Irishmen, and never more so than when they reduced the hosts to 21 for 4. They were denied by one man, Dawid Malan

08-Jul-2008•Will Luke

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