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    Lancashire v Gloucestershire, Surrey v Somerset: county cricket – live! | Sport

    James MartinBy James MartinApril 21, 2022No Comments8 Mins Read
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    7.56am EDT

    07:56

    Three wickets down at New Road where Tom Haines, inking his name down as the county captain with the biggest load, has dismissed Pollock for 77 and Libby for 11. Burrows snared Haynes for 2 and it’s been good morning’s fightback by Sussex. Worcs 111-3.





    7.49am EDT

    07:49

    At Chester-le-Street, Petersen (Keegan) is batting against Pattinson (James), Paterson (Dane) and Patterson-White (Liam). Durham 81-1.





    7.39am EDT

    07:39

    Simon Burnton

    Simon Burnton

    No brownies for The Oval’s peckish hacks, sadly, but we do have a full house of alternative milks at our hot drink station, with soya, oat, coconut, almond and cow available. On the pitch Matt Renshaw has started, er, milking the Surrey bowlers, scoring six runs off a single Sam Curran over, as many as he had off the previous 10 overs combined, swiftly followed by a boundary off Craig Overton, and having scored 11 off his first 60 deliveries he has since thrashed 10 from 10.





    7.33am EDT

    07:33

    Glamorgan’s neck sinks further into its shoulders: 52-7 as Helm and Andersson join the party.

    Here at OT, Dent plays a little short arm pull to the boundary off Balderson as Gloucestershire look towards lunch at a very unexpected 75-0.





    7.20am EDT

    07:20

    “Good Afternoon-just Tanya, Good Afternoon-just everyone.” Lovely to hear from you Em Jackson.

    “Hoping to see Durham make hay whilst the North-East sun is shining (or at least is about 8 miles up the road on Tyneside).

    “There was Ryan ten Doeschate (Netherlands and I seem to recall Essex (?)) now there’s Erik ten Haag at Old Trafford. . . how many “numbers” have played cricket (or indeed soccer)?”

    Now there’s a challenge.





    7.15am EDT

    07:15

    Ali Martin

    Ali Martin

    It’s a knight to remember (sorry) for Will Rhodes, who has just pinned Alastair Cook lbw for 23 to see Essex 37 for two after 15 overs. Lovely set-up from the Warwickshire captain, who after a succession of deliveries outside off got one to nip back in and beat the inside edge. Dan Lawrence joins Tom Westley out in the middle, having had something of a low key start to the season – 7, 17, 0 – since returning from the Caribbean





    7.14am EDT

    07:14

    In Division Two: Glamorgan, dear Glamorgan, have lost four for nine. Two in two for Shaheen Shah Afridi, two for Roland Jones and, to the sound of a chirpy car horn, a run-out. Glamorgan 34-5. Sean Dickson and Michael Jones move seamlessly onwards against Nottinghamshire, Durham 57-0. Azad and Rhodes are freshly showered, Leicestershire 41-2; while Ed Pollock is scoring at a run a ball at New Road, currently 67 not out in Worcestershire’s 80-0 against the babes in the wood.

    Updated
    at 7.18am EDT





    6.58am EDT

    06:58

    Gareth Berg is ripping through Yorkshire – with Lyth, Karunaratne and Hill all gone with 28 on the board.Ben Compton is bedding himself in once more, at Canterbury, but Zak Crawley is back in the pavilion, after a gratuitous quick-step to Mohammad Abbas. Kent 40-1 v Hampshire. Alastair Cook and Westley moving along steadily at Edgbaston.

    At OT Jimmy has switched ends, in search of the breakthrough.





    6.51am EDT

    06:51

    Simon Burnton

    Simon Burnton

    At The Oval:

    Having decided to bat Somerset have made a circumspect start at the Oval: after 10 overs only one ball had gone for more than a single, they were tiptoeing along at 1.3 an over and they’d just lost their first wicket, Tom Lammonby caught by Ollie Pope at slip off Reece Topley. Previously the chief excitement was caused by Somerset giving their hosts an incorrect team sheet, details of which were duly relayed to the crowd. Roelof van der Merwe is not in fact playing, and Jack Brooks is. Somerset 14-1.





    6.49am EDT

    06:49

    Two tins of cake have arrived in the Old Trafford press box – brownies with caramel chunks – courtesy of Mike Birty . Beat that Birmingham and south London. All sweetness and light for Gloucestershire here: 29-0. Time for a wander round the grounds..





    6.36am EDT

    06:36

    No place for Keaton Jennings today (out with a calf injury) – the player who came out top in Tim de Lisle’s fascinating win/loss ration index – also a shout out for Parky (who plays).





    6.33am EDT

    06:33

    Without wanting to sound like some kind of stalker, I’ve been peering through my bionoculars and JA still looks in peak physical condition, as lean as ever, even if he’s not been at his testing best – yet – this morning. At mid-on Saqib Mahmood warms up.





    6.25am EDT

    06:25

    Ali Martin

    Ali Martin

    Greetings from Edgbaston, [Hello Ali!] where it’s typically tropical weather-wise and the Essex boys are in town. We’ve got a very short boundary to the left as I look towards the city and what looks like a good pitch out in the middle – hence the decision by the visitors to have a bat upon winning the toss. So it’s Alastair Cook and Nick Browne starting out against a new-ball pairing of Oliver Hannon-Dalby and Liam Norwell, with the latter having missed the run-fest versus Surrey due to a bad back. A squirted four for Cook during an otherwise probing st.. oh, a wicket … OHD tempts Browne with a wide one and the edge flies to a diving Michael Burgess behind the stumps. Essex six for one in the fifth over of the day.





    6.23am EDT

    06:23

    Only Glamorgan have lost a wicket in the first 15 mins of the day, Salter giving catching practise off Toby Roland-Jones. Stream alert – you can now watch Shaheen Shah Afridi bowling to Marnus Labuschagne: 1980s quality county cricket.

    Middlesex Cricket
    (@Middlesex_CCC)

    ? | SHAHEEN RECEIVES MIDDLESEX CAP
    A special moment for @iShaheenAfridi this morning as Club legend @tjmurtagh presents him with his Middlesex cap ahead of his debut against @GlamCricket!

    Go well, Shaheen.#OneMiddlesex pic.twitter.com/9oxU46yukq


    April 21, 2022





    6.06am EDT

    06:06

    For light relief, Hassan Ali starts off at the Statham end. There’s no messing about, straight to work, bustling and busy, wind ruffling his shirt.





    6.03am EDT

    06:03

    Simon Burnton

    Simon Burnton

    Morning Tanya, morning everyone. [Hello Simon in south London!]. The bell has just rung out at The Oval, where the one big change I’ve spotted since last season involves the living wall outside the Vauxhall End/JM Finn Stand. Installed in 2005 amid some fanfair, by last year there were some unsightly dead sections and since then it seems drastic action has been taken, with the real plants having been replaced with plastic ones. I’m sure there’s a metaphor in there somewhere.

    Updated
    at 6.04am EDT





    6.01am EDT

    06:01

    At the James Anderson end, Jimmy has the ball, stretches, tosses the ball from hand to hand. And bowls a wide.





    5.57am EDT

    05:57

    Old Trafford is looking a treat. Gloucestershire won the toss and will bat. Which is endearingly bold.





    5.13am EDT

    05:13

    And editor Lawrence Booth gets stuck into the ECB with knife, spoon and pitchfork:

    Updated
    at 5.15am EDT





    5.08am EDT

    05:08

    Wisden 2022 is out today. So many juicy nuggets but the pillars for starters: the Five Cricketers of the Year are Jasprit Bumrah, Devon Conway, Ollie Robinson, Rohit Sharma and Dane van Niekerk. Joe Root is the leading men’s cricketer in the world for 2021, Lizelle Lee the leading women’s cricketer, Mohammad Rizwan the world’s leading T20 cricketer.

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    Wisden Cricketer of the Year: Dane van Niekerk Photograph: Gareth Copley – ECB/ECB/Getty Images

    Updated
    at 5.15am EDT





    5.08am EDT

    05:08

    Round 3

    DIVISION ONE

    Old Trafford: Lancashire v Gloucestershire

    Canterbury: Kent v Hampshire

    The County Ground: Northamptonshire v Yorkshire

    The Oval: Surrey v Somerset

    Edgbaston: Warwickshire v Essex

    DIVISION TWO

    The Riverside: Durham v Notts

    Sophia Gardens: Glamorgan v Middlesex

    Grace Road: Leicestershire v Derbyshire

    New Road: Worcestershire v Sussex





    5.08am EDT

    05:08

    Preamble

    Good morning! It’s round three of the Championship, the blossom is billowing and the swallows arriving.

    ,

    Swallows landing for the early cricket season. Photograph: Soumyabrata Roy/NurPhoto/REX/Shutterstock

    All counties are playing in this round. I’m heading to Old Trafford shortly, where Gloucestershire are visiting; Simon Burnton is keeping an eye on things at The Oval between Surrey and an almost revitalised Somerset and Ali Martin is scooting along to Edgbaston for the big hitter: Warwicks v Essex. Lots to look out for at Old Trafford where Ali reported that Saqib Mahmood may be playing his last season for Lancs. That old timer Jimmy Anderson also turns out today, but still no Stuart Broad (Notts), Ollie Robinson (Sussex) or Chris Woakes (Warwicks)

    At Canterbury, Ben Compton prepares to try out his new-found batting superpowers against Hampshire. In Division Two, young blades Sussex travel to New Road, fresh from batting out a draw; Durham take on Notts in the north east; there’s a midlands derby at The County Ground and Middlesex face Marnus Labushchagne’s dibbly-dobblies at Sophia Gardens.

    Updated
    at 5.15am EDT





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