Lancashire

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

Rocky Flintoff's debut One-Day Cup campaign turned heads across English cricket. Jamie Hall looks at whether the 18-year-old is ready to step up — and what the pressure of his surname really means.

Lancashire have made a significant off-field move by appointing Richard Kenyon as their new chief executive, with the Southport native leaving Nottinghamshire after less than a year in the role.

A thrilling conclusion to the One-Day Cup group stage saw Lancashire post a record 443-6, while Yorkshire, Durham and Nottinghamshire also booked their quarter-final berths on a dramatic day of white-ball cricket.

The 18-year-old son of Andrew Flintoff lit up Taunton with a breathtaking 123 from 76 balls, helping Lancashire to a record List A total and a quarter-final spot.

Alex Davies confessed he owed his teammates, club and supporters a score after his unbeaten 51 helped Warwickshire chase down 312 to beat Lancashire and keep their One-Day Cup quarter-final hopes alive.

Lancashire have bolstered their County Championship campaign by signing experienced Pakistan left-arm spinner Noman Ali for the remainder of the season. Jamie Hall looks at what the 39-year-old brings to Old Trafford.

Middlesex remain the only side with three wins from three in this year's One-Day Cup, while holders Worcestershire survived a nervy finish to stay unbeaten after two matches.

Lancashire have tied down promising fast bowler Mitch Stanley on a new two-year deal after he finally established himself as a first-team regular in 2025. The 25-year-old, who holds an ECB Development Contract, has been one of the county's standout performers this season.

Lancashire captain Keaton Jennings has identified a lack of consistency across batting, bowling and fielding as the key factor behind the Red Rose's disappointing T20 Blast campaign, with two crucial group-stage matches remaining.

Liam Livingstone celebrated his return to red-ball cricket with a five-wicket haul, helping Lancashire dismiss Kent for 178 in his first Championship appearance since 2021.

Middlesex bowled out Lancashire for 201 before James Anderson struck twice with the ball as the visitors closed day one on 38-2 at Emirates Old Trafford.