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English Domestic Season 2025
- Thread starter Third_Man
- Start date
chris.hinton
International Captain
Teams
Division 1
Warwickshire vs Surrey
Warwickshire (Playing XI): Alex Davies(w/c), Robert Yates, Tom Latham, Zen Ul-Abideen Malik, Sam Hain, Ed Barnard, Beau Webster, Kai Smith, Ethan Bamber, Che Simmons, Oliver Hannon-Dalby
Surrey (Playing XI): Rory Burns(c), Dominic Sibley, Jason Roy, Ryan Patel, Daniel Lawrence, Ben Foakes(w), Cameron Steel, Jordan Clark, Matthew Fisher, Nathan Smith, Tom Lawes
Essex vs Yorkshire
Essex (Playing XI): Dean Elgar, Charlie Allison, Tom Westley(c), Robin Das, Matthew Critchley, Michael-Kyle Pepper(w), Noah Thain, Simon Harmer, Shane Snater, Kasun Rajitha, Jamie Porter
Yorkshire (Playing XI): Adam Lyth, Finlay Bean, James Wharton, Jonathan Tattersall, Jonny Bairstow(w/c), George Hill, Dominic Bess, Ben Coad, Matthew Revis, Daniel Moriarty, Jack White
Worcestershire vs Sussex
Worcestershire (Playing XI): Gareth Roderick(w), Jake Libby, Henry Nicholls, Kashif Ali, Ethan Brookes, Brett DOliveira(c), Matthew Waite, Fateh Singh, Tom Taylor, Ben Allison, Ben Gibbon
Sussex (Playing XI): Daniel Hughes, Tom Haines, Tom Clark, Tom Alsop, James Coles, John Simpson(w/c), Fynn Hudson-Prentice, Jack Carson, Aristides Karvelas, Ollie Robinson, James Philip Henry Hayes
Nottinghamshire vs Hampshire
Nottinghamshire (Playing XI): Haseeb Hameed(c), Ben Slater, Freddie McCann, Joe Clarke, Jack Haynes, Kyle Verreynne(w), Lyndon James, Liam Patterson-White, Brett Hutton, Farhan Ahmed, Mohammad Abbas
Hampshire (Playing XI): Mark Stoneman, Fletcha Middleton, Nick Gubbins, Toby Albert, Tom Prest, Liam Dawson, Ben Brown(w/c), James Fuller, Kyle Abbott, Brad Wheal, Sonny Baker
Division Two
Glamorgan vs Kent
Glamorgan (Playing XI): Zain-ul-Hassan, Asa Tribe, Sam Northeast(c), Kiran Carlson, Colin Ingram, Ben Kellaway, Chris Cooke(w), Timm van der Gugten, Andy Gorvin, James Harris, Asitha Fernando
Kent (Playing XI): Ben Compton, Harry Finch, Daniel Bell-Drummond(c), Tawanda Muyeye, Jack Leaning, Ekansh Singh, Chris Benjamin(w), Grant Stewart, Matthew Parkinson, George Garrett, Kashif Ali
Northamptonshire vs Lancashire
Lancashire (Playing XI): Keaton Jennings(c), George Bell, Josh Bohannon, Marcus Harris, Matthew Hurst(w), Luke Wells, George Balderson, Tom Hartley, Tom Bailey, Anderson Phillip, Will Williams
Northamptonshire (Playing XI): Ricardo Vasconcelos, Luke Procter(c), George Bartlett, James Sales, Rob Keogh, Saif Zaib, Lewis McManus(w), Calvin Harrison, Ben Sanderson, Harry Conway, Liam Guthrie
Division 1
Warwickshire vs Surrey
Warwickshire (Playing XI): Alex Davies(w/c), Robert Yates, Tom Latham, Zen Ul-Abideen Malik, Sam Hain, Ed Barnard, Beau Webster, Kai Smith, Ethan Bamber, Che Simmons, Oliver Hannon-Dalby
Surrey (Playing XI): Rory Burns(c), Dominic Sibley, Jason Roy, Ryan Patel, Daniel Lawrence, Ben Foakes(w), Cameron Steel, Jordan Clark, Matthew Fisher, Nathan Smith, Tom Lawes
Essex vs Yorkshire
Essex (Playing XI): Dean Elgar, Charlie Allison, Tom Westley(c), Robin Das, Matthew Critchley, Michael-Kyle Pepper(w), Noah Thain, Simon Harmer, Shane Snater, Kasun Rajitha, Jamie Porter
Yorkshire (Playing XI): Adam Lyth, Finlay Bean, James Wharton, Jonathan Tattersall, Jonny Bairstow(w/c), George Hill, Dominic Bess, Ben Coad, Matthew Revis, Daniel Moriarty, Jack White
Worcestershire vs Sussex
Worcestershire (Playing XI): Gareth Roderick(w), Jake Libby, Henry Nicholls, Kashif Ali, Ethan Brookes, Brett DOliveira(c), Matthew Waite, Fateh Singh, Tom Taylor, Ben Allison, Ben Gibbon
Sussex (Playing XI): Daniel Hughes, Tom Haines, Tom Clark, Tom Alsop, James Coles, John Simpson(w/c), Fynn Hudson-Prentice, Jack Carson, Aristides Karvelas, Ollie Robinson, James Philip Henry Hayes
Nottinghamshire vs Hampshire
Nottinghamshire (Playing XI): Haseeb Hameed(c), Ben Slater, Freddie McCann, Joe Clarke, Jack Haynes, Kyle Verreynne(w), Lyndon James, Liam Patterson-White, Brett Hutton, Farhan Ahmed, Mohammad Abbas
Hampshire (Playing XI): Mark Stoneman, Fletcha Middleton, Nick Gubbins, Toby Albert, Tom Prest, Liam Dawson, Ben Brown(w/c), James Fuller, Kyle Abbott, Brad Wheal, Sonny Baker
Division Two
Glamorgan vs Kent
Glamorgan (Playing XI): Zain-ul-Hassan, Asa Tribe, Sam Northeast(c), Kiran Carlson, Colin Ingram, Ben Kellaway, Chris Cooke(w), Timm van der Gugten, Andy Gorvin, James Harris, Asitha Fernando
Kent (Playing XI): Ben Compton, Harry Finch, Daniel Bell-Drummond(c), Tawanda Muyeye, Jack Leaning, Ekansh Singh, Chris Benjamin(w), Grant Stewart, Matthew Parkinson, George Garrett, Kashif Ali
Northamptonshire vs Lancashire
Lancashire (Playing XI): Keaton Jennings(c), George Bell, Josh Bohannon, Marcus Harris, Matthew Hurst(w), Luke Wells, George Balderson, Tom Hartley, Tom Bailey, Anderson Phillip, Will Williams
Northamptonshire (Playing XI): Ricardo Vasconcelos, Luke Procter(c), George Bartlett, James Sales, Rob Keogh, Saif Zaib, Lewis McManus(w), Calvin Harrison, Ben Sanderson, Harry Conway, Liam Guthrie
chris.hinton
International Captain
Some matches have already started.....4 days of fun to be had
mackembhoy
International Regular
Your lot choosing to field at Hove seems a wild decision.
It's been a road this season and it's lovely and sunny in London so imagine it's also nice there.
Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
To be fair, the best day to take wickets at Hove is often Day 1.
But so far, 3 teams who opted to field in Div 1 haven't managed a wicket between them. Whilst the team who chose to bat in Div 2 has lost 2!! It's a funny old game.....
Molehill
Cricketer Of The Year
And then it properly started nipping about at Hove, from 80-0 to 88-6!!
Well it's what he does with the ball but it's still a string Bashir doesn't have.
Went to Northampton today. There was not a cloud in the sky but the pitch was greenish and there was movement for the seamers for most of the day. It was however chiefly the bounce in the pitch that the batsmen found difficult in the first half of the day. When the tail wagged I assumed that Lancashire would found batting easier however the didn’t at first. Harris looked in no sort of form however he dug in and left the ball as much as possible.
Jimmy Anderson, soon to be Sir James, ran the drinks.
I am intrigued as to how he will fare tomorrow.
mackembhoy
International Regular
Looks like a hell of a knock from Carson then. What a way to get a maiden ton.
And the ambidextrous spinner Ben Kellaway gets his maiden ton too.
mackembhoy
International Regular
Abbas running through Hampshire is very much amusing after the new owners didn't want a Pakistani in their side.
mackembhoy
International Regular
Class the more young spinners doing well the better for England. Even if they are Welsh/North of Ireland
Even if doing things with the bat moreso than the ball, but more strings to their bow will only help.
Was always going to happen. Of course the replacement to 'rebalance the squad' got injured and then replaced buy some guy who did nothing for 3 games and had now disappeared.
ataraxia
International Coach
A loss for nominative determinism, sadly.
Third_Man
State Regular
Lancashire's last 5 wickets couldn't raise 50. 227/5 to 276. they would be bottom of the pile without Harris' 706 runs in 5 matches. Batting him at 4 proves to be the only sensible decision of late. Whereas Northants 67/6, 127/7 and 238 all out. Lancashire could yet be batting out day 4 for a draw again.