Hollman Fires Middlesex Into First List A Final Since 1990
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.
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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.

A dramatic round of One-Day Cup fixtures has left Group A wide open heading into the final round, with Leicestershire's lead evaporating after a Bell-Drummond masterclass handed Kent a six-wicket victory.
Caleb Falconer's path to a £55,000 Southern Brave contract very nearly came unstuck when the ECB suspected his father's registration email might be a hoax. It's one of cricket's more unlikely behind-the-scenes stories.
Emilio Gay's brilliant unbeaten century steered Durham to a nine-wicket victory at Hampshire, while Leicestershire and Middlesex both climbed to the top of their respective One-Day Cup groups.
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.
Josh de Caires delivered career-best figures with both bat and ball as Middlesex crushed Hampshire by 160 runs, while Durham, Leicestershire, Worcestershire and Kent also recorded victories on a busy Friday in the One-Day Cup.

Gloucestershire have wrapped up a three-year agreement to sign Middlesex seamer Henry Brookes, with the deal set to begin once the current season concludes.

Matt Milnes produced a match-winning five-wicket haul to bowl Kent to a 49-run victory over Middlesex in a tense County Championship finale at the St Lawrence Ground.

Zafar Gohar's brilliant 6-31 dismantled Worcestershire's resistance to hand Middlesex a 141-run win in Division Two, lifting them above their hosts in a congested table.

Ollie Pope struck his first half-century of the tournament as Surrey secured a commanding eight-wicket victory over Middlesex at The Oval.

Middlesex finally got off the mark in this season's T20 Blast with a comprehensive 31-run victory over Sussex at Hove.

Derbyshire are poised for their first County Championship victory at Lord's since 2002 after reducing Middlesex to 278-8 on day three.