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Simon Harmer issues Essex rallying cry after winless Blast start

Harmer led his side to the Blast title in 2019, but they were beaten at Chelmsford by Middlesex on Sunday for their fourth straight defeat of the T20 campaign

Multiple options, conflicting priorities and hope of a consensus: New men's domestic schedule to take significant step forward

GEORGE DOBELL looks at the three options on the table for a reformed County Championship and what changes, if any, are in the offing for the T20 Blast, One Day Cup and The Hundred

Allrounder returns to Derbyshire on T20 Blast loan

Fynn Hudson-Prentice, who spent three seasons at Derby, was part of the side that reached Finals Day for the first time in the county's history

The changing status of the T20 Blast: How The Hundred and lifestyle changes are challenging the counties in 2025

NICK FRIEND - INTERVIEW: Simon Storey, Kent's chief executive, reflects on the future of the T20 tournament as English cricket debates the shape and structure of the domestic calendar

T20 Blast points structure aligned across men's and women's competitions

After 22 seasons where wins in the men's competition have earned two points, that has been tweaked for the 2025 tournament

Sussex's home T20 Blast struggles return in crushing Somerset defeat

OSCAR RESS AT HOVE: Last season's beaten finalists prevailed over the 2024 semi-finalists by seven wickets as Sussex's inconsistency at home in the Blast came back to bite them again

"Hampshire takes priority" but T20 World Cup with Scotland a "carrot" for Scott Currie

OSCAR RESS: After missing the start of the county season with a knee ligament injury, the seamer has returned to action with five wickets in two T20 Blast matches to help the team make an unusually perfect start to the campaign

Rain fast forwards inevitable ending as Hampshire beat Surrey

OSCAR RESS AT THE KIA OVAL: A consistent downpour with 11.4 overs left of the contest may have brought about an abrupt end to the match, but it looked to be heading in the visitors' direction after the hosts managed just 141 for 7

James Anderson claims first T20 wicket in 11 years

Anderson dismissed Graham Clark as Lancashire took on Durham, more than a decade on from the England great's last T20 scalp

"Character above cover drive" - Dewald Brevis on county cricket, his faith and rediscovering himself

OSCAR RESS - INTERVIEW: The South African allrounder, who has two international caps, has signed as a multi-format overseas at Hampshire and is keen to make an impression off and on the pitch this summer

Hampshire's old and new combine to highlight the double-header magic

OSCAR RESS AT UTILITA BOWL: Hampshire Men posted 230 for 7, their highest T20 score at home, before they bundled out Essex for just 124 to make the perfect start to their Blast campaign and cap off a brilliant day for the club

Notts Outlaws lay down early marker in the North

JAMES COYNE AT TRENT BRIDGE: On tracks like this – where 226 isn't enough to win – you wonder why anyone would become a fast bowler in the T20 age

"No less than a T20 Finals Day": Hampshire Men "hungry" for success after rare poor T20 Blast season

OSCAR RESS: Buoyed by the return of their captain, James Vince, who has missed the start of the season after giving up red-ball cricket, the men's team are looking to put last season's failure to qualify for the knockout stages behind them

Luis Reece sets his sights on ending the longest trophy drought in men's county cricket

The allrounder tops Derbyshire's red-ball batting and bowling averages in 2025, but doesn't want to end his career without bringing white-ball glory to the club

James Coles masterclass extends Middlesex's home misery

NICK FRIEND AT LORD'S: Coles turned down franchise interest to commit to an England Lions winter, which included a valuable white-ball spell in South Africa, and the fruits of that experience were in evidence as he stole Kane Williamson's show