NICK FRIEND AT THE UTILITA BOWL: England smashed 414 for 5 before bowling South Africa out for just 72 on a remarkable afternoon in Southampton ...

Ahead of the semi-final against Hampshire at Scarborough, the club have been informed they are set to lose a key element of their run to the latter stages ...

NICK FRIEND AT RADLETT: This became a curious arrangement when Middlesex and Hampshire emerged from the group stage, and quite whose home tie this was never felt entirely clear, as Orr and Liam Dawson ...

Adam Zampa was unavailable for most of this year's competition due to Australia's white-ball series against South Africa, but enjoyed stints with the team over the last two seasons ...

GEORGE DOBELL: A series of SGMs are planned at several first-class counties amid discontent around the direction of travel and the process of determining the structure for next summer and beyond ...

The home of Surrey CCC and one of the most iconic cricket venues in the world, The Oval stands beneath the famous gasworks in south London. Part old brick pavilion, part swanky modern corporate ...

Tom Westley continued his late-summer purple patch of run accumulation with a well-crafted 92 to inflict the first defeat of the Metro Bank One-Day Cup campaign on Gloucestershire and enhance Essex's ...

BLAKE BINT speaks to Ian Martin, head of disability at ECB, and last season's title-winning captain, Anthony Clapham, ahead of the new season of the competition ...

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Samit Patel, 40, left Derbyshire following the conclusion of this year's T20 Blast ...

DAVID SHARMAN AT GRACE ROAD: Leicestershire and Derbyshire tied in an outcome that helped neither of them, but an eclectic crowd were thoroughly entertained ...

NICK FRIEND: Simon Storey and Sean Jarvis, chief executives at Kent and Leicestershire, respectively, have told The Cricketer this summer that they would be in favour of centralising the product ...