COUNTIES CRICKET Third round, day two round-up

Durant cricket championshipNorthumberland and Shropshire opened their accounts in this season’s Durant Cricket National Counties Championship with respective ten wickets victories over Norfolk and Wiltshire.

Northumberland were the first winners in the third round of Championship matches, wrapping up victory at Jesmond in Eastern Division Two shortly after lunch on the second day.

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COUNTIES CRICKET Day one round-up

Durant cricket championshipCornwall seamer Will MacVicar returned the best bowling figures against Devon in 40 years on an eventful opening day of their Durant Cricket National Counties Championship Western Division One match Truro.

The Kent-based all-rounder took eight for 46 to dismiss Devon for 120 in their first innings in a day in which 22 wickets tumbled.

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COUNTIES CRICKET Devon caught in Somerset spin

Devon missed an opportunity to collect the scalp of first-class neighbours Somerset in their Showcase Match in front of a large crowd at Exmouth.

Having dismissed Somerset for 204 in 44 overs, Devon appeared to pacing their chase to perfection when they reached the halfway stage of their on 104 for five with captain James Horler going well.

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COUNTIES CRICKET Showcase matches round-up

England slow left-armer Jack Leach shone with the bat to help Somerset beat Cornwall by 95 runs at Truro.

Leach (87) and Alfie Ogborne (51) added 68 for the eighth wicket which steered Somerset out of trouble.

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COUNTIES CRICKET Round two round-up

Durant cricket championshipOxfordshire routed Cheshire to record the biggest innings win in their history to stay on the trail of Berkshire, the Western Division One pacesetters in the Durant Cricket National Counties Championship.

Cheshire, who were dismissed for 119 in their first innings at Thame, folded for 108 second time with left-arm spinner Tom Hinley taking his first five wicket haul in the competition.

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COUNTIES CRICKET Rishton's magnificent seven

Durant cricket championshipAndy Rishton produced a career-best bowling performance to put Berkshire in complete control of their Durant Cricket National Counties Championship Western Division One match against Cornwall at Wargrave.

The experienced seam bowler took seven for 55 to dismiss Cornwall for 124 in their first innings and, with a mountainous lead of 315, Berkshire captain Dan Lincoln had no hesitation in enforcing the follow-on.

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