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Injury setback hits Middlesex's late summer ambitions

NICK FRIEND: Ireland seamer Josh Little is not expected to play for the county again this season after picking up a side injury in the One Day Cup

Departing Kent seamer goes on One Day Cup loan to Middlesex

Nathan Gilchrist, who has signed for Warwickshire on a three-year deal ahead of next season, will play 50-over cricket this season for Middlesex

Middlesex overhaul Sussex as latest seamer off production line continues rapid rise

NICK FRIEND AT LORD'S: Jamie Feldman claimed two wickets and a runout on his List A debut, less than a year on from playing third-team club cricket, having come only recently onto Middlesex's radar

Rew brothers give Somerset – and English cricket – fans plenty to look forward to

NICK FRIEND AT RADLETT: James' unbeaten hundred was the fourteenth of his professional career, but Thomas' half century was a tantalising, sneak preview of an enormously talented teenager

Middlesex hit by setback to One Day Cup preparations

The club were due to play Zimbabwe A in two 50-over matches at Enfield Cricket Club this month, but they have been pulled due to the tourists

Middlesex rewarded for dominance after overcoming Kookaburra mundanity

NICK FRIEND AT MERCHANT TAYLORS': This correspondent was given access to the 80-over-old ball, where the remainder of the seam was entirely squashed into the leather, so soft that you could virtually push into it and cause an indentation

Saif Zaib loses race to 1,000 Championship runs but continues to enhance growing reputation

JAMES COYNE AT MERCHANT TAYLORS': Darren Lehmann has pointed out that he has not seen many England selectors at Northants games since he took the reins, but Zaib's increasing assurance should at least ensure his name is in the ring for Lions squads

"We were bullied": Leus du Plooy impressed by Middlesex attitude change

OSCAR RESS: The club's new captain believes his team are on the right track after they ran South Group table-toppers, Surrey, close at Lord’s

London Derby dead rubber throws up moments of intrigue as Surrey extend Lord's winning run

OSCAR RESS AT LORD'S: With Surrey and Middlesex's T20 Blast qualification fate already sealed before the match, the visitors posted 189 for 9 before restricting the hosts to 181 for 6 for an eight-run win

Middlesex become third county to call for retaining County Championship structure

NICK FRIEND: The county's statement comes as discussions around the future of the men's domestic schedule reach a pivotal stage

More changes at Middlesex as Leus du Plooy takes over as captain

The decisions to move on from Toby Roland-Jones in County Championship cricket and Stephen Eskinazi in the Blast are the latest in a season full of flux

Further setback for Middlesex as another major figure departs

GEORGE DOBELL: The Cricketer understands several figures in Middlesex's history are concerned about the sacking of Richard Johnson and the appointment of Dane Vilas

"Exceptional" young bowlers win praise for leading Middlesex attack to victory

Acting captain Leus du Plooy has also given his thoughts on how the Grace Road surface coped with the Kookaburra ball after Middlesex beat Leicestershire by an innings

Middlesex master the Kookaburra to topple table-topping Leicestershire

DAVID SHARMAN AT GRACE ROAD: While every league leader is allowed an off-day, Leicestershire need to work out quickly how they navigate the remaining rounds involving the merry, merry king of the bush

When Johnno could do no wrong

SCOTT OLIVER recalls Richard Johnson’s 10-for against Derbyshire in 1994, with contributions from Mike Gatting, Kim Barnett, Mark Ramprakash and, of course, the hero of the day