Gloucestershire bowl out Northants for 192 in their second innings before reaching 158-3 to win by seven wickets.
Gloucestershire bowl out Northants for 192 in their second innings before reaching 158-3 to win by seven wickets.
Somerset title hopes end as Hants hold on for draw
Hampshire survive 126.5 overs in the second innings to end Somerset’s title hopes and keep themselves out of the bottom two.
Hampshire survive 126.5 overs in the second innings to end Somerset’s title hopes and keep themselves out of the bottom two.
Somerset title hopes end as Hants hold on for draw
Hampshire survive 126.5 overs in the second innings to end Somerset’s title hopes and keep themselves out of the bottom two.
Hampshire survive 126.5 overs in the second innings to end Somerset’s title hopes and keep themselves out of the bottom two.
Middlesex draw at Lancs guarantees Glamorgan go up
Lancashire and Middlesex draw their Division Two encounter, a result which ensures Glamorgan finish in the second promotion spot.
Lancashire and Middlesex draw their Division Two encounter, a result which ensures Glamorgan finish in the second promotion spot.
Bairstow helps Yorkshire secure draw at Sussex
Skipper Jonny Bairstow and James Wharton lead Yorkshire to safety as their rain-ruined County Championship match with Sussex ends in a draw.
Skipper Jonny Bairstow and James Wharton lead Yorkshire to safety as their rain-ruined County Championship match with Sussex ends in a draw.
Yorkshire sign England all-rounder Glenn
Yorkshire sign England international all-rounder Sarah Glenn.
Yorkshire sign England international all-rounder Sarah Glenn.
Notts beat Surrey to become title favourites
Nottinghamshire beat Surrey by 20 runs to go top of the County Championship and become favourites for the title.
Nottinghamshire beat Surrey by 20 runs to go top of the County Championship and become favourites for the title.
Revamp ‘fit for the future’ needed – Leics chair
English cricket has a “dysfunctional” calendar that county clubs need to ensure is future-proofed, says Leicestershire chairman John Thorpe.
English cricket has a “dysfunctional” calendar that county clubs need to ensure is future-proofed, says Leicestershire chairman John Thorpe.