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Delayed starts at Northants and Derby but on time elsewhere, I think.
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On a day when there was more speculation about Middlesex leaving Lord’s, the club got their first win since relegation, turning over Yorkshire by six wickets. George Hill gathered a stoical 75 as Middlesex were set 158 to win. Despite Ben Coad zoning in on Mark Stoneman’s pads in the first over, the middle order reached the target painstakingly.
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At Kidderminster, Durham hurried to their first Division One victory since 2016. Set 458 to win, Worcestershire’s hopes floated away when Jake Libby was caught off Ben Raine, leaving the Pears 135 for six. Paul Coughlin finished with four for 45. Ollie Robinson again caught the eye as he and Graham Clark set up the declaration.
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Essex polished their position at the top of Division One with a second win of the season, whistling through Lancashire before lunch to win by an innings. The attack made the most of a pitch that skittled low sometimes, and Lancashire had no reply after losing four top order batters in 16 balls. Jamie Porter took home three for 24, Shane Snater pocketed seven in the match.
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Surrey are eyeing victory at Canterbury, after centuries for Dan Lawrence and Dom Sibley were followed by Dan Worrall scything through Kent, his three for 18 including Zak Crawley for four.
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A record-breaking stand of 370 between Will Young (156) and Joe Clarke (209) led to a glut of runs at Taunton.
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Somerset only took one wicket all day and applauded Clarke and Young off at stumps, new owners of Nottinghamshire’s record for the third wicket, one that had been on the books since 1903.
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Glamorgan were pummelled at Wantage Road by an unbeaten double hundred from Northamptonshire’s Indian international Karun Nair, who has found the County Championship very much to his liking.
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Sussex’s Ollie Robinson grabbed two wickets in three balls to send Gloucestershire into a spin. Hampshire’s Nick Gubbins and Fletcha Middleton both made hundreds against Warwickshire on a flat pitch at the Rose Bowl.
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DIVISION ONE
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Chelmsford: Essex 377 BEAT Lancashire 146 and 107 BY AN INNINGS AND 124 RUNS
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Southampton: Hampshire 365 v Warwickshire 455 and 46-0
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Canterbury: Kent 244 and 120-5 v Surrey 543-7dec
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Taunton: Somerset 454 v Nottinghamshire 193 and 418-2
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Kidderminster: Worcestershire 184 and 272 LOSE TO Durham 244 and 397-5dec BY 185 RUNS
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DIVISION TWO
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Derby: Derbyshire 167 and 224-6 v Leicestershire 574-7dec
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Lord’s: Middlesex 246 and 158-4 BEAT Yorkshire 159 and 244 BY SIX WICKETS
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Northampton: Northamptonshire 605-6dec v Glamorgan 271 and 104-3
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Hove: Sussex 479 v Gloucesterhire 417 and 81-6
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Good wet Monday morning! Six games still in play after Essex, Middlesex and Durham wrapped things up yesterday, and plenty more results in the pot if only the weather relents. Brew up, play (possibly) starts at 11am.
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important events
Cheers to 19 year olds Ronnie McKenna kept wicket for Essex yesterday after Michael Pepper injured his finger.
👏 Ronnie McKenna from Essex Academy did a great job as our substitute wicketkeeper yesterday! pic.twitter.com/9j6B7SgqKO
— Essex Cricket (@EssexCricket) April 22, 2024
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hampshire removes big one – Davis 40 to Abbas. Warwicks leads him with 152 points. If you want to win, what kind of lead do you want?
Things aren’t looking too good for Kent. Nick Compton, who was moved down the batting order due to stiff neck, had just become Dan Worrall’s fourth snack of the innings. Kent 139-6, The entire top order returned to the pavilion with a 160 second difference.
While Knotts embarks on further compilations, I’ve been running more and more so this is a great spot.
Will Young set up a new third wicket partnership for Nottinghamshire using Gunn & Moore’s bat. His previous record of 367 pieces was set in 1903 by Gunn & Moore founder William Gunn and his nephew John Gunn. https://t.co/GcJluopl5L
— Andrew (@shortfly Slip) April 22, 2024
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Will Young set up a new third wicket partnership for Nottinghamshire using Gunn & Moore’s bat. His previous record of 367 pieces was set in 1903 by Gunn & Moore founder William Gunn and his nephew John Gunn. https://t.co/GcJluopl5L
— Andrew (@shortfly Slip) April 22, 2024
weather forecast
Wet. From the Metropolitan Museum of Art: “A cloudy start to rain or drizzle in England and Wales. The rain will be heavy at times in the morning, but will gradually taper off into the afternoon.”
We had a late start at Northants and Derby, but I think we’ll start on time elsewhere.
Richard, here are some quotes from Derby on Sunday night.
Derbyshire captain David Lloyd: “Mazzy (Wayne Madsen) and Tommo (Alex Thomson) did a great job.
“They showed a lot of fight over there, and it was really good for us to have that partnership between those two. You can continue even though.
“For pride, you want to have a day at bat and score an RBI and show some fight and character. It was a tough few days for the team and we have to learn a lot from this going forward. yeah.”
About the ball from Curry bowling him, he said: I thought this hit me in the head, but it was obviously a knuckleball, so it fell off and I looked really stupid. Sometimes you need to say you bowled well. ”
Leicestershire fast bowler Scott Currie said: “There wasn’t a lot of support and I can’t blame the players at all. I think they all persevered admirably and the 12 wickets were a fair reward.
“We’ll keep our spirits up tomorrow and see what’s in front of us. It’s going to be a tough task to get 16 wickets in a day, but we’ll stick to what we’ve done well as a group so far. It was all about doing.”
“Ball-to-bowl to Lloyd, he said, “This is something I’ve been working on for years. I don’t usually get down like that, but today I did.” It’s always nice to be able to look a little stupid, but he is.” He’s a great player and I’m sure he’ll make himself look stupid again at some point. ”
I can’t find the clip for that ball anywhere. If anyone has it, please send it this way.
The dog is embarrassed after coming back From my wet walk, I ran upstairs, jumped onto my bed with clean sheets, and rolled around. It’s as big a disgrace as I am to Richard O’Hagan.
“Good morning, Tanya. The ECB has no great love for Leicestershire, as evidenced by their failure to acquire a women’s team, which would have done wonders for Leicestershire cricket. I know, but is it worth mentioning our efforts in the freezing cold yesterday?”
Oops! Sorry to the Leicestershire and Derbyshire fans. I don’t really know how it happened. Sometimes you have to do something with limited word slots, but this time I just lost my mind.
Sunday summary
The day when more speculation spread, middlesex province Following Rose’s departure, the club achieved its first win after being relegated and turned things around. yorkshire At six turnstiles. George Hill stoically collected 75 and Middlesex secured victory with 158. Despite Ben Cord zoning in on Mark Stoneman’s pads in the first over, the middle order struggled to reach the target.
At Kidderminster, durham Rushed to their first Division 1 win since 2016. Set 458 to win; worcestershireThose hopes vanished as Jake Libby was caught by Ben Lane, leaving Pierce with 135 points and six defeats. Paul Coughlin finished 4-for-45. Olly Robinson has once again been in the spotlight as he prepares a manifesto with Graham Clarke.
essex They picked up their second win of the season and whistled their way to the top of Division 1. lancashire before lunch to win by one inning. The attack took advantage of occasional low-flying pitches, but Lancashire had no response after losing four of their top batters on 16 pitches. Jamie Porter homered 3 of 24 and Shane Snater had 7 for the game.
surrey They will be looking for victory at Canterbury after centuries from Dan Lawrence and Dom Sibley were overtaken by Dan Worrall. kent3 of 18, including Zach Crowley’s 4.
A record-breaking stand of 370 from Will Young (156) and Joe Clarke (209) led to a massive scoring spree at Taunton.
somerset He took just one wicket all day and praised his new owners Clarke and Young for sending them off at stumps. nottinghamshireThe record for the third wicket had been recorded since 1903.
glamorgan Beaten by unbeaten Double Hundred at Wantage Road northamptonshireIndian representative Karun Nehru felt that he really liked the County Championship.
sussex‘s Ollie Robinson grabbed two wickets with three balls sent gloucestershire For a spin. hampshireNick Gubbins and Fletcher Middleton both made hundreds of dollars against the other. warwickshire on a flat pitch in the Rose Bowl.
door score
division 1
helmsford: Essex 377 beat Lancashire 146 and 107 in 1 innings and 124 runs.
southampton: Hampshire 365 v Warwickshire 455 and 46-0
canterbury: Kent 244 and 120-5V Surrey 543-7dec
taunton: Somerset 454 v Nottinghamshire 193 and 418-2
kidderminster: Worcestershire 184 and 272 lost to Durham 244 and 397-5dec by 185 goals conceded.
division 2
derby: Derbyshire 167 and 224-6 v Leicestershire 574-7dec
Lord’s: Six-wicket win over Middlesex 246 and 158-4 Yorkshire 159 and 244.
northampton: Northamptonshire 605-6dec v Glamorgan 271 and 104-3
hove: Sussex 479 v Gloucesterhire 417 and 81-6
preamble
It was nice to be wet on Monday morning! There are still six games remaining after Essex, Middlesex and Durham finished yesterday, and there are even more results in the pot if the weather cooperates. Get ready, play starts (supposedly) at 11am.
