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McCullum 158* blazes way for Birmingham

Brendon McCullum blazed a brilliant unbeaten 158 - the joint second-highest individual score in world T20 cricket - as Birmingham beat Derbyshire by 60 runs

03-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Stoneman lifts Durham to valuable win

Durham's limited-overs captain Mark Stoneman made the county's second highest Twenty20 score of 89 not out to lead his side to a 38-run NatWest T20 Blast win over Leicestershire

03-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Marshall stars as Gloucs stroll to victory

Hamish Marshall and Michael Klinger produced an opening stand of 156 as Gloucestershire thrashed arch-rivals Somerset by eight wickets

03-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Pun, Khadka seal Nepal's consolation win

For the fourth time in four games, Netherlands batted first and set Nepal a challenging target, but unlike the previous three matches, the visitors held their nerve to register a consolatory three-wicket win in Rotterdam

03-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Starc, Clarke provide bright spots

Mitchell Starc and Michael Clarke impressed for the Australians although it was another uneven display against Essex

03-Jul-2015•Daniel Brettig in Chelmsford

Bates, Priest fifties secure New Zealand win

Half-centuries from New Zealand women's openers Suzie Bates and Rachel Priest guided the visitors to a comprehensive six-wicket win against India women in Bangalore

03-Jul-2015•The Report by Vishal Dikshit in Bangalore

South Africans make short work of BCB XI

South Africa sounded out an early warning to Bangladesh after a resounding 10-wicket win over the Bangladesh Cricket Board XI in a T20 tour game, their only practice match on the tour

03-Jul-2015•Mohammad Isam

Sri Lanka crumble to legspin again

Sri Lanka succumbed to legspin yet again in the series, losing six wickets to the variety, and four of them to their tormentor Yasir Shah to crumble from a strong 106 for 1

03-Jul-2015•The Report by Abhishek Purohit

Mills 'gets by' as he preys on feeble Middlesex

Tymal Mills can only play Twenty20 because of a long-standing back complaint but he turned in an eye-catching display at Lord's all the same as his fouyr wickets helped dismantle more feeble Middlesex resistance

02-Jul-2015•Will Macpherson

Myburgh, Malik lead Netherlands to series win

Stephan Myburgh and Ahsan Malik, who had played key roles in the first T20, were at the forefront of another Netherlands win, the 18-run victory helping the hosts wrap up the series

02-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

History repeats itself as Westley makes Australians toil

A decade after a young Alastair Cook smote the Australians to all parts of Chelmsford, another youthful Essex opener in Tom Westley did much the same

02-Jul-2015•Daniel Brettig in Chelmsford

Dominant Northants denied by rain

Rain came to Lancashire's rescue in the LV= County Championship match against Northamptonshire at Old Trafford, with the hosts facing almost certain defeat after losing seven wickets in a poor afternoon session

02-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Carter defies pain to lift Notts' spirits for Moores

When Peter Moores, the former England coach, walks into the Trent Bridge dressing room for the first time he will discover a more upbeat county than he might have imagined

02-Jul-2015•David Hopps at Trent Bridge

Emrit, Malik star in Tridents win

A batting collapse in St Lucia Zouks' chase of 149 saw them fall to a 15-run loss against Barbados Tridents in Basseterre

02-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Mahmood's last-ball six wins it for Surrey

Azhar Mahmood swung the last ball of the match over deep square leg for six to earn his side a dramatic NatWest T20 Blast victory against Gloucestershire by four wickets in front of a sellout 23,000 crowd at the Kia Oval

01-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Northants take control through bowlers, Duckett

Northamptonshire wrested control of their Championship Division Two clash with Lancashire after an entertaining third day at Old Trafford which saw 15 wickets fall

01-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Cool Shantry keeps Worcs from wilting

At Trent Bridge, where the white stands shone white hot, and the sky was parched blue, Nottinghamshire batted all day in defiance of the relegation gremlins that now cling around their season

01-Jul-2015•David Hopps at Trent Bridge

Swart, Cooper power Netherlands' biggest win

Fifties from the opener Michael Swart and Ben Cooper powered Netherlands to a big total, before the hosts' bowlers completely overwhelmed Nepal, who folded for 69 and crashed to a 103-run defeat in Amstelveen

01-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Record Evans-Ambrose stand confirms deathly draw

Laurie Evans made a double-hundred as more batting records were broken and a tame draw ensued between Warwickshire and Sussex

01-Jul-2015•Jon Culley at Edgbaston

Yorkshire crush Durham to go top

There was something very ominous and deeply appropriate about the manner in which Yorkshire completed their innings victory over Durham

01-Jul-2015•Paul Edwards at Chester-le-Street

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