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Counties chase huge riches

The Twenty20 Cup starts today, with the multi-millon pound Champions League to aim for. Cricinfo assess who are the likely contenders for the mega-bucks

11-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Chris Cairns set for county comeback

Nottinghamshire are poised to spring a surprise with the return of Chris Cairns for their Twenty20 Cup campaign

11-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Sussex sign Dwayne Smith for Twenty20s

Dwayne Smith, the West Indies allrounder, has joined Sussex for their Twenty20 Cup campaign after being signed as a replacement for the injured Mushtaq Ahmed

10-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Sutton's enterprise fails to pay off

After looking set for a good finish, following an enterprising declaration by Luke Sutton, Lancashire's match against Nottinghamshire faded away into a draw on a pitch that, even after four days, did not provide enough assistance for the bowlers

09-Jun-2008•John Ward at Old Trafford

Harvey set to join Hampshire

Ian Harvey, the former Australia allrounder, is set to join Hampshire as their overseas player for the Twenty20, as a replacement for Shane Watson

09-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Dexter joins Essex on loan

Neil Dexter, the Kent batsman, has signed a month-long loan deal with Essex

09-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Middlesex make it two wins in a row

Middlesex wrapped up their second Championship win in a row by an innings and 38 runs against Essex at Lord's

09-Jun-2008•Jamie Alter at Lord's

Yorkshire leapfrog Somerset to go top

A round-up of the final day in the latest County Championship matches

09-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Thomas gives Somerset hope of victory

A round-up of the third day in the latest County Championship matches

08-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Cork bowls Lancashire to dominance

A forceful bowling performance from Dominic Cork helped to put Lancashire in a good position to press for victoryon the final day, although a draw is still a strong possibility

08-Jun-2008•John Ward at Old Trafford

Morgan and Nannes keep Middlesex ahead

Middlesex fortunes may be far from where their frustrated members want it to be, but a third straight day of domination over Essex at Lord's went a fair way to bringing some relief

08-Jun-2008•Jamie Alter at Lord's

Trent Bridge set for new outfield

Nottinghamshire are ensuring Trent Bridge remains one of the premier grounds in the country with more development plans

08-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Yorkshire put the leaders on the rack

A round-up of the second day in the latest County Championship matches

07-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Croft century drives Lancashire

John Ward reports on the second day's play in the game between Lancashire and Nottinghamshire at Old Trafford

07-Jun-2008•John Ward at Old Trafford

Shah inflicts more pain on Essex

Owais Shah continued Middlesex's total dominance of Essex at Lord's, where he posted his second century of the season to set up a huge 281-run lead after two days

07-Jun-2008•Brydon Coverdale at Lord's

Rudolph century boosts Yorkshire

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

06-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Murtagh delivers Middlesex some much-needed relief

Martin Williamson reports of the first day of the Championship game between Middlesex and Essex at Lord's

06-Jun-2008•Martin Williamson at Lord's

Dexter steers Kent into semi-finals

Kent booked themselves a trip to Durham in the FP Trophy semi-finals with a 37-run victory over Somerset at Beckenham

05-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Patel heroics can't deny Durham

Samit Patel scored a brilliant 114 and took three wickets, but Durham squeaked home by one wicket against Nottinghamshire

04-Jun-2008•John Ward at Chester-le-Street

Bopara into record books with double ton

Young English talent overcame imported South Africans as Ravi Bopara etched his name in the record books at Grace Road, with a breathtaking 201 off 138 balls, to guide Essex into the Friends Provident semi-finals

04-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

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