Two weeks after suffering a heavy Specsavers County Championship defeat in Birmingham, Billy Godleman's side exacted revenge with a resounding victory of their own in the shorter format
Paul Horton’s 103 in 126 balls guided Leicestershire to a competitive 265 for seven having lost the toss, a score that proved more than enough after a slipshod batting display from the home side saw them bowled out for 193 in just 38.2 overs.
Playing only his seventh game in the competition and first for nearly two years, Luke Wells took 2-30 with his leg spin as Kent were dismissed for 188
SAM MORSHEAD AT RADLETT: Sluggish with the bat, slovenly with the ball and haphazard in the field, Middlesex's first appearance in 2018’s Royal London One-Day Cup ended in emphatic, and quite deserved, defeat
The official unveiling of the Paul Collingwood Pavilion will take place on Friday, prior to the Royal London One-Day Cup match against Yorkshire Vikings
17/05/2018 | The Cricketer | Durham Men | Domestic | County Championship |
ESPNcricinfo reported that briefing notes for an ICC cricket committee meeting in Mumbai at the end of May hinted at the possibility of the coin toss being done away with
As a raw fast bowler, Gleeson was never on the books of a single first-class county academy – and didn’t even play his first Minor Counties game until he was 22, back in 2010. Now he's being monitored by England...
Friday sees the opening round of fixtures in the Royal London One-Day Cup continue with three matches and The Cricketer has all the information you need
Jack Shantry has claimed more than 250 first-class scalps in his career and don’t bother trying to dig him for his ugly approach – he has heard them all before
17/05/2018 | The Cricketer | Men's One Day Cup | Domestic | County Championship |
Stevens has changed to become one of the canniest all-rounders in the game – his red-ball seamers have accounted for 439 first-class victims and counting
17/05/2018 | The Cricketer | Men's One Day Cup | Domestic | County Championship |
Round Two saw lots of low-scoring affairs as many teams struggled under the pressure of their regional quarter-finals
17/05/2018 | Brad West | National Village Cup | Grass Roots |
HUW TURBERVILL: Late last summer I was at Canterbury for the fourth and final day of Kent v Leicestershire, and I saw something that initially surprised me, and then warmed the heart
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