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Champions Surrey can again thank their Anglo-Australian bowling spearhead Dan Worrall for their fine start in the county clash against Essex.

Craig Overton hit an unbeaten 95 while Marcus Harris amassed 214 on day two of this week’s action

The fast bowler is targeting back-to-back triumphs as his swashbuckling promoted side step up to the County Championship’s First Division

Great cricketing all-rounder who played seven Test matches for his native South Africa and 14 seasons for Gloucestershire

Allrounder Michael Neser has been signed by Hampshire, who hope he'll work the same magic for them as another Australian international Nathan Ellis did.

Mark Nicholas, president of the MCC and renowned cricket commentator, discusses the future of Test cricket and the importance of the MCC's role in the game.

As yet another wicket tumbled in the second Test at the Newlands Cricket Ground, Mark Nicholas, the MCC president, former England-A and Hampshire captain and now one of the most distinct voices in the game, told The Hindu: “I don’t really think it is the best thing for Test cricket…

Tom Prest’s hundred held up Essex on a day when the leaders Surrey faltered while Durham clinched the Second Division title

Nick Browne (59) and Sir Alastair Cook (58) put on a century stand before De Caires, the 21-year-old son of Michael Atherton, took centre stage.

Surrey only need three more wickets to beat Warwickshire while Hampshire reduced Somerset to 137 all out

The England pace bowler helped his country win the Ashes Down Under in 2011.