Kent Spitfires (150-8) beaten by Essex Eagles (155-6) for fifth sucessive defeat in T20 Blast
Kent’s losing streak in the T20 Blast continued on Wednesday with a four-wicket loss to Essex Eagles at Canterbury.
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Kent Spitfires skipper Sam Billings explains the absence of white-ball specialist Alex Blake at the start of their T20 Blast campaign; Essex Eagles next up
Skipper Sam Billings has explained why Alex Blake has been sat on the sidelines for the first five matches of Kent Spitfires’ T20 Blast campaign.
SA spinner Harmer captures sensational hat-trick for Essex: 'Never believed it would happen'
In a remarkable spell, Harmer, who has played 10 Tests for the Proteas, rocked the Sussex top-order at the Hove.
Stephen Hendry hails Ronnie O'Sullivan for 'incredible longevity' in snooker – 'The greatest player to pick up a cue'
Stephen Hendry has described Ronnie O'Sullivan as the greatest snooker player of all time as he backed his old rival to win a record eighth World Championship in Sheffield. O'Sullivan equalled Hendry's 1990s record haul of seven world titles last year with an 18-13 final win over Judd Trump, but the Scotsman feels he has time on his side to become the most prolific Crucible winner in history. Ad Speaking on his YouTube channel Stephen Hendry's Cue Tips during a friendly few frames between arguably the two finest players in history on O'Sullivan's new practice table in Essex, Hendry was full of praise for the world No.
Stirling finds his form with century against Essex
Paul Stirling warmed up in style for Ireland's Test showdown with England as he helped himself to a century in their three-day clash with Essex at Chelmsford.
Woman, 22, with 34H breasts 'denied NHS reduction surgery over BMI'
A 22-year-old woman with 34H breasts says she's been denied reduction surgery on the NHS because her body mass index is too high.
Rain ends Ireland’s automatic World Cup hopes
Ireland’s hopes of guaranteeing their spot at the World Cup with a 3-0 whitewash of Bangladesh came to a soggy end in Chelmsford as the series opener was washed out.
Washout against Bangladesh ends Irish hopes of automatic World Cup qualification
Ireland's hopes of guaranteeing their spot at the World Cup with a 3-0 whitewash of Bangladesh came to a soggy end in Chelmsford as the series opener was washed out.