Yorkshire claim 2014 County Championship title
Yorkshire claimed their first County Championship crown in 13 years, and only their second in 44 years, as they beat Nottinghamshire by an innings and 152 runs at Trent Bridge.
Yorkshire claimed their first County Championship crown in 13 years, and only their second in 44 years, as they beat Nottinghamshire by an innings and 152 runs at Trent Bridge.
We round-up the latest action from the LV= County Championship, including Adam Lyth’s first-day century for Yorkshire, as well as the rest of the county cricket news. Lyth Keeps Knocking On England’s Door Adam Lyth, Ryan Sidebottom and Andrew Gale have each starred for Yorkshire on the opening three days of their LV= County Championship […]
Surrey are the side with all the momentum in the race for promotion from Division Two of the LV= County Championship.
Nottinghamshire are leaders of Division One of the LV= County Championship - at least until tomorrow when Yorkshire’s match against Sussex reaches its conclusion - after beating fellow title hopefuls Middlesex in a high-scoring contest at Trent Bridge.
Hampshire lead Worcestershire by a single point in Division Two of the LV= County Championship after both sides recorded convincing wins in their 11th round matches.
The four bottom sides from Division One are in action tomorrow in the LV= County Championship. We preview those games, as well as the Division Two encounters.
Derbyshire finally recorded the first win of their LV= County Championship Division Two campaign as they beat fellow strugglers Leicestershire at Grace Road.
There are some tasty matches in the tenth round of the LV= County Championship which kicks off tomorrow. Yorkshire host Nottinghamshire as they look to overhaul Middlesex at the top of Division One, while Division Two leaders Hampshire and Worcestershire face off at New Road. We preview all the fixtures.
A rain-soaked eighth round of matches in the LV= County Championship predictably saw all eight games end in draws. Middlesex therefore continue to lead the way in Division One despite not bowling a ball during their match against Sussex. Somerset and Yorkshire remain tied on points with 80 apiece.
With the first batch of LV= County Championship matches now complete, it is Yorkshire and Hampshire who lead the way in the respective divisions as attention now turns to the opening NatWest T20 Blast matches.