Ben Kosky
Journalist and Editor at Freelance
London-based sports fan, freelance journalist and author; editor of @QPR match programme. Views my own, any retweets are definitely endorsements
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Ben Kosky
Published2 minutes agoBetfred Super LeagueSalford Red Devils (0) 0Leeds Rhinos (6) 28Tries: McDonnell 4, Miller Goals: Connor, Miller 3James McDonnell's four-try haul underpinned a comfortable Leeds victory as they saw off the beleaguered Salford Red Devils to go fifth in the Super League table.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Ben Kosky
Betfred Super LeagueSalford Red Devils (0) 0Leeds Rhinos (6) 28Tries: McDonnell 4, Miller Goals: Miller 4James McDonnell's four-try haul underpinned a comfortable Leeds victory as they saw off the beleaguered Salford Red Devils to go fifth in the Super League table. Salford, whose ongoing financial troubles have severely depleted their squad, defended tenaciously throughout the first half to restrict their visitors to a single score by McDonnell and Lachlan Miller's penalty.
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3 weeks ago |
westlondonsport.com | Ben Kosky
Rothesay County Championship Division Two (Lord’s, day four)Middlesex 260 & 407 drew with Lancashire 359 & 262-8. Middlesex: 11 pts, Lancashire: 13 ptsMiddlesex drew at Lord’s after Lancashire fell short in their victory chase of 309 from 67 overs. The Red Rose remained within touching distance of that target for most of the final two sessions, thanks to an opening stand of 93 between Keaton Jennings and Michael Jones and Marcus Harris following up his first-innings hundred with 52.
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3 weeks ago |
kentsportsnews.com | Ben Kosky
Kent seamer Keith Dudgeon produced career-best figures of seven for 36 to wrap up his side’s Rothesay County Championship Division Two victory over Northamptonshire just half an hour into the third morning. The 29-year-old South African, making his debut in English cricket, rattled through the last three Northamptonshire wickets to secure a 145-run success – only Kent’s second red-ball win in their last 20 games.
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3 weeks ago |
westlondonsport.com | Ben Kosky
Rothesay County Championship Division Two, Lord’s (day one)Middlesex 260: Robson 70, Holden 69; Aspinwall 4-32Lancashire 68-0: Jennings 41*, Jones 17*Lancashire (3 pts) trail Middlesex (1 pt) by 192 runsRookie seamers Tom Aspinwall and Ollie Sutton launched Lancashire’s bid for an immediate return to the top flight in positive fashion by bowling out Middlesex for 260 on the opening day at Lord’s.
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