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Division two: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Anderson To Leave Lancashire After 25 Years After Club Denies New Contract To Speedster
Emirates Old Trafford: England and Lancashire legend James Anderson will be leaving his boyhood county after he was informed that he won't be offered a new deal after the end of the 2026 season.
Anderson expressed his disappointment over the exit, calling that, had it been up to him, "it wouldn't have ended like this" as he shared a statement on social media. "I've supported Lancashire since I was a kid, and so to get to play for them for 25 years was a dream come true.
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Simon Cook Steps Down As Kent's Director Of Cricket After Promotion Season
County Championship Division One: Simon Cook has decided to step down from his role of director of cricket at Kent with immediate effect after having guided the club to promotion to Division One of the County Championship this season.
BCB Withdraws Hasan Mahmud From Kent Duties Ahead Of A Busy International Schedule
Bangladesh Cricket Board: Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has withdrawn fast bowler Hasan Mahmud from Kent duty during their ongoing Division Two campaign, as Kent's promotion hopes have been dealt a blow.
India Batter Mayank Agarwal Signs Four-game County Championship Deal With Durham
County Championship Division Two: India opener Mayank Agarwal has signed a four-game contract with Durham for the final phase of the ongoing County Championship Division Two season, the English county club announced on Monday.
Anderson’s Availability Uncertain For Durham Clash As Lancashire Weigh Workload Concerns
Lancashire County Cricket Club: Lancashire County Cricket Club head coach Steven Croft has said a late call will be taken on the availability of veteran pacer and captain James Anderson for their upcoming County Championship clash against Durham County Cricket Club, beginning on Friday.
Northamptonshire Extend Darren Lehmann’s Contract Till End Of 2029
Northamptonshire County Cricket Club: Northamptonshire County Cricket Club have secured the services of head coach Darren Lehmann for the long term, with the former Australia international signing a two-year contract extension that will keep him at the club until the end of the 2029 season.
England Spinner Shoaib Bashir Joins Derbyshire On A Two-year Deal After Ashes Snub
England Spinner Shoaib Bashir: England off-spinner Shoaib Bashir has signed a two-year contract with Derbyshire for the 2026 season, seeking to revitalise his domestic career after limited opportunities at Somerset.
Unadkat To Feature For Sussex In Last Eight Rounds Of County Matches
Golf Club Ground: India’s left-arm fast-bowler Jaydev Unadkat will be turning out for Sussex in the last eight rounds of the 2026 County Championship season, said the club on Thursday.
Middlesex Sign England Pacer Olly Stone On Short-term Loan From Nottinghamshire
Nottinghamshire Head Coach Peter Moores: Middlesex have announced the signing of England fast bowler Olly Stone on a two-week loan deal from Nottinghamshire, ahead of the final phase of the County Championship season.
Yorkshire Pick Imam-ul-Haq As Replacement For Giakwad; Caleb Jewell Re-signs With Derbyshire
County Championship: Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has joined Yorkshire as an overseas signing for the remainder of the English domestic season. The 28-year-old, who has scored three Test centuries and nine in ODIs, will be available immediately and is set to feature in Yorkshire’s upcoming County Championship match against Surrey at Scarborough.
James Anderson To Captain Lancashire For Next Two County Championship Matches
James Anderson: Legendary England pacer James Anderson will captain Lancashire in their next two County Championship matches, stepping into the role as Marcus Harris returns to Australia for the birth of his child. This interim captaincy marks a special milestone in the 42-year-old's career, as he prepares to lead a professional side for the very first time
New Zealand's Zak Foulkes Joins Durham For T20 Blast Campaign
Durham County Cricket Club: New Zealand pacer Zak Foulkes has signed with Durham for the upcoming T20 Blast season. The 22-year-old seamer, known for his hard-hitting deliveries, has played eight international white-ball matches since making his debut in April 2024. Seven of those appearances have come in T20Is, where he has taken nine wickets at an average of 26.33, including a best of 3-20 against Sri Lanka.
Yorkshire Sign Pacer Jack White From Northamptonshire
Jack White: Yorkshire have signed pacer Jack White from Northamptonshire on a two-year contract, after exercising a clause in White's contract that allowed him to join a Division One club. White, who made his debut at 28 in 2020, has quickly become a prominent red-ball bowler, boasting an impressive 114 wickets at an average of 25.18. At 32, White is eager to take his game to the next level with Yorkshire, who recently secured promotion to Division One after finishing second in Division Two last season.
Sussex Secure Promotion To Division One With Dominant Win Over Gloucestershire
Nightwatchman Ed Middleton: Sussex have secured promotion to Division One of the County Championship with a game to spare, after completing a resounding an innings and seven runs victory over Gloucestershire. The dominant performance saw Sussex wrap up their eighth Championship win of the season, securing their return to the top division for the first time in 10 years.
Maybe On Another Tour It Could Have Been 3-2 To Us, Says Robinson On England’s 4-1 Test Series Loss In India
Sky Sports News: England fast-bowler Ollie Robinson thinks the visitors’ were unlucky to lost the Test series in India by 4-1 and felt if things fell in their favour, it could have been a 3-2 victory for his team.
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