COUNTIES CRICKET Paul Bolton's championship preview

Berkshire are taking nothing for granted as they prepare to attempt to win the Durant Cricket National Counties Championship for the sixth time in seven seasons. 

Although Oxfordshire denied them a fifth successive title in 2021 Berkshire regained the title last September when their first innings lead in a rain-ruined final against Lincolnshire at West Bromwich Dartmouth proved decisive. 

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COUNTIES CRICKET Wiltshire home in semi-final

Sudbury and the South Wilts club in Salisbury have been chosen as the venues for the National Counties Trophy semi-finals on Sunday July 16 (1100). 

Suffolk will make a quick return to Sudbury for their home tie against Cumbria having beaten Northumberland by 87 runs at Friars Street in Sunday’s quarter-finals. 

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COUNTIES CRICKET MATTERS Cornwall fate in own hands

Cornwall's National Counties Trophy ambitions remain in their own hands despite Sunday’s game against Berkshire at Slough being declared a ‘no result’.

A heavy thunderstorm just before four o’clock resulted in the match being abandoned with both sides having to sette for a point.

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NATIONAL COUNTIES 50 Overs Trophy about to begin...

Berkshire hope that a change of formats will help them to bounce back from a mauling by Staffordshire’s Nils Priestley at National Counties T20 Finals Day. 

Former Derbyshire all-rounder Priestley plundered an unbeaten 147 from 66 balls to set up Staffordshire’s 68 runs win in the first semi-final at Tring Park which ended Berkshire’s hopes of winning the competition for the first time since 2018. 

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CORNWALL CRICKET Micheal Weeks weekend review

Bond Timber Cornwall Cricket LeaguePenzance, St Austell and Helston lead the way with back-to-back victories after the first two rounds of the Cornwall Premier League.

Kiwi Simon Keene hit an unbeaten century to set up a 73-run win for Penzance in the West Penwith derby at St Just. After taking three wickets Max Waller top-scored with 47 for the hosts.

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CORNWALL CRICKET Smith looking forward to T20 finals

NCCA-Logo MasterPaul Smith is looking forward to the proudest moment of his cricketing career when he leads out Cornwall at National Counties T20 Finals Day at Tring Park on Sunday. 

Smith, a 30-year-old batter, has guided Cornwall to Finals Day in his first season as county captain with a brace of victories over Devon in their final double-header enabling them to overtake Dorset at the top of Group Two. 

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