Jeremy Blackmore

2 weeks ago | gloscricket.co.uk | Jeremy Blackmore

Cameron Green hits century and Glos declare behind, as a thrilling final day awaits 25 May 2025 By Jeremy Blackmore, ECB Reporters Network supported by Rothesay Australian international Cameron Green warmed up for the World Test Championship final with a superb unbeaten 118 to set up a bold Gloucestershire declaration against Northamptonshire on day three of this Rothesay County Championship match at Wantage Road.

2 weeks ago | northantstelegraph.co.uk | Jeremy Blackmore

Saif Zaib hit a superbly paced unbeaten 141, his highest first-class score and third century of the season, as Northants staged a sterling fightback on day one of this Rothesay County Championship match against Gloucestershire at Wantage Road. Zaib combined with James Sales who made 81 in a fifth-wicket stand worth 148 in 44.2 overs after the County’s top order slumped to 57 for four before lunch.

4 weeks ago | northamptonchron.co.uk | Jeremy Blackmore

Dropped catches proved costly for Northants as Marcus Harris continued his devastating form for Lancashire, recording his third century in nine innings on day two of the Rothesay County Championship match at Wantage Road. Lancashire’s seamers were relentless on a wicket still offering assistance, with Northants stumbling to 65 for four before rallying. However, a wicket in the final saw them finish on 140 for six, the game hanging in the balance.

1 month ago | northantstelegraph.co.uk | Jeremy Blackmore

Lewis McManus led a spirited fightback with a fine 53 off 89 balls to rescue Northamptonshire after they suffered an early batting collapse on day one of this Rothesay County Championship match against Lancashire at Wantage Road. All-rounder George Balderson took four for 55 and Anderson Phillip three for 65 as Lancashire’s attack obtained plenty of bounce and movement to reduce Northamptonshire to 67 for six before lunch after electing to bat.

2 months ago | kentsportsnews.com | Jeremy Blackmore

Kent’s South African paceman Keith Dudgeon took four wickets to all but shatter Northamptonshire’s hopes of chasing 260 on day two of this Rothesay County Championship match at Wantage Road. On a day which encompassed parts of three innings and saw 20 wickets fall, Dudgeon claimed four for 32, including three in nine balls, as Northamptonshire stumbled to 107 for seven at stumps, still requiring 153. Only George Bartlett’s battling unbeaten 54 offers the hosts some faint hopes for tomorrow.