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Defeat on the final day looks inevitable for Kent after champions Surrey pressed home their advantage on day three of their Vitality County Championship clash at Canterbury.
It was when the player profiles appeared on the big screens at the Oval that I felt sure it was Hampshire’s job to keep the title race open and not Yorkshire’s. The likes of Finlay Bean and George Hill may have talent, but they looked very callow compared to Surrey’s big beasts, such as Jamie Overton, Kemar Roach and Dan Worrall. Factor in Tom Kohler-Cadmore’s propensity to squander his talent and Will Fraine, in at No 5 but with just the one half-century this season, and it never looked likely that the visitors would score enough runs – and they didn’t.
As Rory Burns swatted a part-time lollipop from Yorkshire’s Jonny Tattersall to the rope, the Surrey captain was, briefly, the only person inside the Micky Stewart Oval who didn’t realise he had just secured a 21st County Championship title for the club.
Surrey secured their 21st County Championship title after thrashing Yorkshire by 10 wickets inside three days at The Oval.
Rarely is there a better sight in cricket than the glorious visual of a brilliant fielding effort. Over the years, an acrobatic attempt on the field has garnered as much attention as a top-class batting or bowling effort. On Wednesday, Australian cricketer Matt Renshaw created a flutter with a great effort during a match of the Royal London Cup at The Oval. The 26-year-old Renshaw, who has so far played in 11 Tests, was stationed at first slip for Somerset during a match against Surrey when rival opener Ryan Patel outside-edged one off pacer Kasey Aldridge.
Cheteshwar Pujara is enjoying a superb outing at the ongoing Royal London One-Day Cup. He scored a 79-ball 107 with the help of 7 fours and 2 sixes on August 12 for Sussex and followed it with a 174-run knock that came off 131 balls on Sunday. He hit 20 fours and 5 sixes during his most recent knock. While Pujara is taking his game to another level with back-to-back consistent performances, his four-year-old daughter has also hogged limelight post his father's most recent century.
Cheteshwar Pujara is on song at the ongoing Royal London One-Day Cup. Days after scoring a 79-ball 107 for Sussex against Warwickshire, the right-handed batter followed it with yet another century, this time a 174-run knock off 131 balls. Pujara's innings came against Surrey on Sunday. His team Sussex was tottering at 9 for 2 in 3.2 overs when the player came out to bat. Pujara first stitched a 205-run stand with Tom Clark for the third wicket and later capitalized on the laid platform.
Cheteshwar Pujara smashed his way to a career-best List A score of 174, notching up his second hundred in a span of 48 hours as Sussex amassed a mammoth 378 for 6 against Surrey in the Royal London Cup One Day Championship on Sunday. On Friday, Pujara had caned the Warwickshire attack en route to his 79-ball 107 albeit in a losing cause. On Sunday, Sussex batted first on a small county ground at Hove, and were 9/2 inside first four overs when Tom Clark (104 off 106 balls) and Pujara joined forces to add 205 runs for the third wicket.