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Gloucestershire seamer Craig Miles has called time on his professional career at the age of 32, citing ongoing mental health struggles in a heartfelt open letter. The right-arm bowler finished with 512 wickets across all formats.
Kent rounded off a superb County Championship campaign by beating Gloucestershire by eight wickets at Canterbury, celebrating their promotion to Division One in style.
Ben Compton answered his critics with a superb 126 as Kent posted 353 against Gloucestershire at Canterbury, taking a commanding first-innings lead in a match that could seal their promotion to Division One.
Gloucestershire have secured the services of 25-year-old seamer James Hayes on a permanent two-year contract, ending his association with Nottinghamshire after a pair of impressive loan stints.
Middlesex were left frustrated at the Seat Unique Stadium after rain saved Gloucestershire from defeat with the hosts clinging on at 145-9, chasing an imposing 362-run target.
Gloucestershire pace bowler Luke Charlesworth has been forced to retire from professional cricket at just 23, after medical experts advised him that his long-term wellbeing left him with no alternative.
Sai Kishore's magnificent five-wicket haul helped Gloucestershire bowl Derbyshire out for just 105, completing a remarkable 213-run victory in Division Two of the County Championship.
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.
Gloucestershire have added three pace bowlers to their squad on loan deals, bringing in James Hayes, JT Langridge and Mitchell Killeen as the County Championship season enters its final weeks.
A stunning 244-run opening partnership between Dan Lategan and Jake Libby carried Worcestershire to an eight-wicket victory over Gloucestershire at Cheltenham College, lifting the Pears to fourth in Division Two.
Ben Cox anchored a nervy run chase with a composed half-century as Leicestershire Foxes opened their One-Day Cup account with a two-wicket victory over Gloucestershire, winning with nine balls to spare.