Durham

Ben Stokes produced a remarkable 6-94 — his finest bowling return since 2017 — but Worcestershire's evening session blitz has put them in a commanding position in this Division Two clash.

Scott Borthwick has announced he will retire from professional cricket at the end of the current season, moving into a full-time coaching position at Durham. We reflect on the career of one of county cricket's most loyal servants.

After the agony of relegation by a single point, Durham regrouped over winter and stormed to the Division Two title. Jamie Hall analyses how Ryan Campbell's side turned soul-searching into silverware.

Durham are back in Division One after sealing both promotion and the Division Two title with a commanding 93-run win over Middlesex at the Riverside — and they didn't even need to wait long for the champagne to come out.

Durham lead Northants by 188 runs with just three wickets remaining after a gripping third day at Wantage Road — and a tense finale is firmly on the cards.

David Bedingham continued his love affair with Northamptonshire bowling, striking an unbeaten half-century to rescue Durham from early trouble on day one at Wantage Road.

Durham wrapped up a comprehensive 10-wicket victory over Gloucestershire in a mere six deliveries on the final morning, further strengthening their grip on the Division Two title race.

Durham are on the cusp of a dominant County Championship victory over bottom side Gloucestershire, needing just four runs on day four after Kasey Aldridge claimed nine wickets across the match.

Ben Stokes delivered a stunning all-round performance as Durham dismantled Derbyshire inside three days, winning by 338 runs to cement their place at the top of Division Two.

Ben Stokes delivered a commanding all-round performance on day two at Derby, scoring a fluent half-century and striking early with the ball as Durham built a commanding first-innings lead.

Luke Hollman delivered a stunning all-round display as Middlesex edged past Durham in a tense One-Day Cup semi-final, booking their place in a first List A final since 1990.

Remarkable fightbacks and dominant batting displays saw Nottinghamshire and Durham both secure away victories to advance to Sunday's One-Day Cup semi-finals.