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Surrey v Lancashire, Essex v Warwickshire, and more: county cricket – live

Surrey v Lancashire, Essex v Warwickshire, and more: County cricket – live

Surrey v Lancashire, Essex v Warwickshire, and more: county cricket – live –

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and

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and

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1. Ben Duckett

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2. Zak Crawley

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3. Ollie Pope

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4. Joe Root

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5. Harry Brook

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6. Ben Stokes *

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7. Jonathan Bairstow +

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8. Stuart Broad

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9. Ollie Robinson

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10. Josh Tongue

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11. James Anderson

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Sean Ingle is at the International Arbitration Centre, 190 Fleet Street, listening to the ECB’s sanctioning recommendations for Yorkshire and, later, Yorkshire’s arguments in mitigation.

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“It would be wholly unproductive to put Yorkshire out of business and ECB is not trying to do such a thing. We are looking for a reasonable approach and are trying to strike a balance.” Jane Mulcahy, KC for the ECB.

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They have recommended

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Reprimand, a fine of £500,000 in paid installments

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£100,000 charge one – mishandling racism report

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£100,000 – wholesale deletion of data, very serious matter

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£150,000 failute to take adequate

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£150,000 systemic use of racist and discriminatory language by multiple players at the club

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£350k of the fine be suspended for 3 years – £150k be payable in instalments from 1st January 2024 to 31 June. The suspended fine wouldn’t be paid so long as conditions continued to improve.

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Also sporting sanctions:

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48-72pt deduction in 2023 County Championships

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4-6pt deduction in the one-day cup

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4-6pt deduction in T20 Blast

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Good morning on what will hopefully, in time, be seen as a good day. The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket(ICEC) report has landed and it is as brutal and collar-grabbing and horrendous as expected, with the report finding that “racism, sexism, elitism and classism is “widespread” in cricket in England and Wales. If this isn’t a turning point for our game then we give up now.

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We’ll be bring you reaction, as well as coverage of Yorkshire’s hearing in London, alongside CCLive.

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DIVISION ONE

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Chelmsford: Essex 457 v Warwickshire 158 and 74-1

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Rose Bowl: Hampshire 419 v Middlesex 142-8

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County Ground: Northants 237 v Kent 550-5

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Taunton: Somerset 163 and 268-4 v Nottinghamshire 186

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The Oval: Surrey 360 v Lancashire 274 and 113-4

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DIVISION TWO

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Sophia Gardens: Glamorgan 242 and 46-0 v Sussex 203

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Grace Road: Leicestershire 335-4 v Durham 517-6dec

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New Road: Worcestershire 237 v Derbyshire 374-5

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Headingley: Yorkshire 550-9dec v Gloucestershire 232-5

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Daniel Bell-Drummond and Tawanda Muyeye batted Kent to total domination at the County Ground. Muyeye, 22, who arrived in the UK as an asylum seeker, rocked to his maiden Championship century – a six taking him to 99, a pulled four to his hundred, whereupon he pulled off his helmet grinned and buried his face in Bell‑Drummond’s broad shoulders. The pair had put on 318 when Muyeye was caught for 179, but Bell-Drummond pressed on, and on, 271 not out at stumps, grinding Northamptonshire into the dust.

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A last-wicket stand of 130 between Sean Abbott and Dan Worrall popped Lancashire’s balloon, who before the pair came together had looked like getting a first-innings advantage. By the time they were separated, Surrey had a lead of 86. Lancashire’s top four were all out by stumps.

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It was Harmer-time at Chelmsford, Warwickshire collapsing to 158 against Essex and forced to follow on after Simon Harmer grabbed six wickets.

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Somerset giddily slipped into a sparkly dress, throwing expectation out of the window, after Matt Henry zipped through the Nottinghamshire batting lineup with a spell of four for 26, limiting the Notts lead to just 23. George Bartlett then hurried to his second Championship hundred of the year.

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Liam Dawson is having the match of his life at the Rose Bowl: a first-innings century followed by six wickets as Middlesex imploded. Josh de Caires, Michael Atherton’s son, had collected a career-best seven for 144 in Hampshire’s 419.

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Matt Parkinson, on loan to Durham, took two wickets in Leicestershire’s plucky response to Durham’s 517-6 declared; while Daniel Moriarty, Yorkshire’s loanee, pocketed three wickets against Gloucestershire. Matthew Revis was the third Yorkshire centurion of the match.

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Key events

Some reading on the ICEC findings

Here

and

and

England XI for Lord’s – Josh Tongue replaces Moeen Ali

1. Ben Duckett

2. Zak Crawley

3. Ollie Pope

4. Joe Root

5. Harry Brook

6. Ben Stokes *

7. Jonathan Bairstow +

8. Stuart Broad

9. Ollie Robinson

10. Josh Tongue

11. James Anderson

Yorkshire’s CDC hearing – ECB sanctioning recommendations

Sean Ingle is at the International Arbitration Centre, 190 Fleet Street, listening to the ECB’s sanctioning recommendations for Yorkshire and, later, Yorkshire’s arguments in mitigation.

“It would be wholly unproductive to put Yorkshire out of business and ECB is not trying to do such a thing. We are looking for a reasonable approach and are trying to strike a balance.” Jane Mulcahy, KC for the ECB.

They have recommended

Reprimand, a fine of £500,000 in paid installments

£100,000 charge one – mishandling racism report

£100,000 – wholesale deletion of data, very serious matter

£150,000 failute to take adequate

£150,000 systemic use of racist and discriminatory language by multiple players at the club

£350k of the fine be suspended for 3 years – £150k be payable in instalments from 1st January 2024 to 31 June. The suspended fine wouldn’t be paid so long as conditions continued to improve.

Also sporting sanctions:

48-72pt deduction in 2023 County Championships

4-6pt deduction in the one-day cup

4-6pt deduction in T20 Blast

Monday’s round-up

Daniel Bell-Drummond and Tawanda Muyeye batted Kent to total domination at the County Ground. Muyeye, 22, who arrived in the UK as an asylum seeker, rocked to his maiden Championship century – a six taking him to 99, a pulled four to his hundred, whereupon he pulled off his helmet grinned and buried his face in Bell‑Drummond’s broad shoulders. The pair had put on 318 when Muyeye was caught for 179, but Bell-Drummond pressed on, and on, 271 not out at stumps, grinding Northamptonshire into the dust.

A last-wicket stand of 130 between Sean Abbott and Dan Worrall popped Lancashire’s balloon, who before the pair came together had looked like getting a first-innings advantage. By the time they were separated, Surrey had a lead of 86. Lancashire’s top four were all out by stumps.

It was Harmer-time at Chelmsford, Warwickshire collapsing to 158 against Essex and forced to follow on after Simon Harmer grabbed six wickets.

Somerset giddily slipped into a sparkly dress, throwing expectation out of the window, after Matt Henry zipped through the Nottinghamshire batting lineup with a spell of four for 26, limiting the Notts lead to just 23. George Bartlett then hurried to his second Championship hundred of the year.

Liam Dawson is having the match of his life at the Rose Bowl: a first-innings century followed by six wickets as Middlesex imploded. Josh de Caires, Michael Atherton’s son, had collected a career-best seven for 144 in Hampshire’s 419.

Matt Parkinson, on loan to Durham, took two wickets in Leicestershire’s plucky response to Durham’s 517-6 declared; while Daniel Moriarty, Yorkshire’s loanee, pocketed three wickets against Gloucestershire. Matthew Revis was the third Yorkshire centurion of the match.

Scores on the doors

DIVISION ONE

Chelmsford: Essex 457 v Warwickshire 158 and 74-1

Rose Bowl: Hampshire 419 v Middlesex 142-8

County Ground: Northants 237 v Kent 550-5

Taunton: Somerset 163 and 268-4 v Nottinghamshire 186

The Oval: Surrey 360 v Lancashire 274 and 113-4

DIVISION TWO

Sophia Gardens: Glamorgan 242 and 46-0 v Sussex 203

Grace Road: Leicestershire 335-4 v Durham 517-6dec

New Road: Worcestershire 237 v Derbyshire 374-5

Headingley: Yorkshire 550-9dec v Gloucestershire 232-5

Preamble

Good morning on what will hopefully, in time, be seen as a good day. The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket(ICEC) report has landed and it is as brutal and collar-grabbing and horrendous as expected, with the report finding that “racism, sexism, elitism and classism is “widespread” in cricket in England and Wales. If this isn’t a turning point for our game then we give up now.

We’ll be bring you reaction, as well as coverage of Yorkshire’s hearing in London, alongside CCLive.



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