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Southee and Craig secure huge lead

Tim Southee and the debutant offspinner Mark Craig took four wickets each to skittle West Indies for 262 and secure New Zealand a first-innings lead of 246

10-Jun-2014•The Report by George Binoy

Thomas takes four in four as Somerset soar

Alfonso Thomas claimed four wickets in four balls to help Somerset to a victory against Sussex that takes them top of the Division One table

10-Jun-2014•George Dobell at Taunton

Dunn leads fine Surrey day

Matt Dunn spearheaded one of Surrey's best days of the season as they took control against Gloucestershire

09-Jun-2014•Press Association

Porterfield's interminable day

William Porterfield's half-century in more than four hours summed up the stoical nature of Warwickshire's innings as their match against Lancashire moved along at pedestrian pace

09-Jun-2014•Paul Edwards at Edgbaston

Wainwright, Hughes spare Derbyshire

David Wainwright and Alex Hughes summoned career-best batting displays to spare Derbyshire at Grace Road

09-Jun-2014•Press Association

Overton intervention evokes Botham

Craig Overton's career-best score helped Somerset overcome a devastating opening spell by Steve Magoffin to earn the initiative against Sussex

09-Jun-2014•George Dobell at Taunton

Maiden Cox ton is Worcs reward

Ben Cox scored his maiden first-class hundred to help Worcestershire beyond par and to a useful first-innings score on a two-paced pitch

09-Jun-2014•Vithushan Ehantharajah at New Road

Bonus points dash costs Essex

Essex's limited-overs style pursuit of 400 cost them any chance of establishing a daunting first-innings lead over Kent

09-Jun-2014•David Lloyd at Canterbury

Bad weather frustrates Yorkshire

Yorkshire were frustrated by rain at Headingley on Monday with less than 10 overs possible on day two of their Championship match against Nottinghamshire

09-Jun-2014•Press Association

Neesham, Watling lead New Zealand to 508

Jimmy Neesham and BJ Watling put on 201 runs for the sixth wicket, and all but erased West Indies' hopes of winning Chris Gayle's 100th Test

09-Jun-2014•The Report by George Binoy

Rain saves 'unacceptable' Glamorgan

Gloucestershire put in a powerful batting performance but it came to nothing against Glamorgan as rain swept in

09-Jun-2014•Ryan Bailey in Bristol

Russell's blazing century downs Bangladesh A

Andre Russell's blazing unbeaten 132 helped Sagicor High Performance Centre recover after an early batting collapse on way to a 117-run win over Bangladesh A in the first one-day match

09-Jun-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

O'Brien staves off Footitt threat

Derbyshire's seamer Tim Groenewald chose the rearranged match against Leicestershire, postponed after the death of Tim Poynton's father in a car accident, to announce that he would be leaving the county at the end of the season

08-Jun-2014•Press Association

Joyce punishes Kieswetter's slip

Ed Joyce took advantage of being dropped before he had scored to hold the Sussex innings together with an unbeaten 99 against Somerset

08-Jun-2014•George Dobell at Taunton

Yorkshire optimism continues to surge

Optimism abounds in the Broad Acres. Yorkshire began this game five points adrift of Middlesex at the top of the Championship, once again sensing that this could be their year

08-Jun-2014•David Hopps at Headingley

Smith, Davies provide Lancs grit

Alex Davies made a half-century and Tom Smith battled for more than 100 balls to be unbeaten on 21 before the rain arrived at Edgbaston

08-Jun-2014•Paul Edwards at Edgbaston

Bopara, Westley answer coach's call

Ravi Bopara and Tom Westley both recorded unbeaten centuries as Essex made a strong statement in reply to Kent's first-innings 387

08-Jun-2014•David Lloyd at Canterbury

Kervezee fights Moeen, Mitchell deficit

A Moeen Ali-less Worcestershire is a lesser team, but it was the early loss of Daryl Mitchell - the country's leading Championship run-scorer - that was a bigger blow in the context of the game

08-Jun-2014•Vithushan Ehantharajah at New Road

SL buoyant despite Keogh resistance

Sri Lanka will head into the first Test at Lord's generally fortified in their hopes of scalping England at home for the third series in a row and a little wiser about their starting line-up

08-Jun-2014•Alan Gardner at Wantage Road

Williamson ton builds strong platform

New Zealand consolidated on a slow start, with Kane Williamson making his sixth Test hundred and Tom Latham his maiden half-century, to end the first day in a strong position

08-Jun-2014•The Report by George Binoy

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