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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Moore and Mitchell seal 10-wicket rout |
John Ward reports on the fourth day of the Championship match between Worcestershire and Glamorgan at New Road.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| de Villiers hundred hurts weary England |
AB de Villiers' sixth Test hundred has put South Africa firmly in command of the second Test at Headingley, leading by 277 at tea on the third day. England removed Ashwell Prince for 149 in a far-improved bowling display than yesterday, but with uneven bounce and movement troubling the batsmen, survival is England's only hope when their second innings gets underway.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Westley to lead England juniors |
Tom Westley will continue as England Under-19 captain for their two-Test series against New Zealand Under-19s at Taunton and Worcester.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Prince and de Villiers dominate England |
After scraping just three wickets in two days at Lord's, there was always a concern England's bowlers would be a little jaded. And so they were on the second day at Headingley, one that yielded 221 runs for South Africa and one measly wicket for England, whose lack of venom must now be of some concern to Michael Vaughan.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Sights, statements and spoilsports |
Andrew McGlashan presents the plays of the second day at Headingley.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Arif bowls Worcestershire towards victory |
John Ward reports on the third day of the Championship match between Worcestershire and Glamorgan at New Road.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Durham surge to the top |
A round-up of the County Championship action on July 19, 2008.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Hoggard fears for England future |
Matthew Hoggard has been forced to accept that his England career could be over after Darren Pattinson got the Test nod ahead of him on Hoggard's home ground of Headingley.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| 'There are no hard feelings' - Rudolph |
When South Africa last toured England in 2003, left-hand batsman Jacques Rudolph played all five Tests. Five years later, Rudolph is not with the visiting South African side, but in the middle of a Kolpak contract with Yorkshire.
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07/20/2008 05:08 PM
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| Series catches light with controversy |
Spectators watching the final two days at Lord's could easily have drifted off to sleep, with England managing three wickets as South Africa ground their way to a draw. Headingley, though, doesn't deal in dull cricket and the Test series came to life.
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