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Sam Robson finished unbeaten on 85 after Middlesex were put in to bat on Day One against Radlett. The hosts finished the day on 151/3.
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After finishing unbeaten on 85 after a testing day at the crease, Sam Robson reflects on Day One of our Specsavers County Championship clash against Glamorgan at Radlett.
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All the best images from Day One of our Specsavers County Championship match against Glamorgan at Radlett.
Session by session updates as Middlesex take on Glamorgan at Radlett Cricket Club.
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Head Coach Stuart Law previews our Specsavers County Championship game against Glamorgan tomorrow at Radlett, in what will be the grounds first ever First-Class match.
After just eleven overs play were possible across the entire four days at Grace Road this week, Middlesex’s next outing in the Specsavers County Championship comes at Radlett Cricket Club’s Brunton Memorial Ground, where they’ll face a Glamorgan side currently sat in second place in the Division Two table.
Fourth-placed Middlesex travel to Newport Cricket Club to play bottom of the table Wales and third-placed Lancashire in the second round of T20s on Sunday.
Middlesex got off to a good start in their title defence, winning their first match against Sussex by three runs, but fell four runs short against Hampshire in a rain-reduced game.
Paul Stirling speaks to Jon Batham of the ECB Reporters Network ahead of Radlett's first ever Specsavers County Championship match, as Middlesex take on Glamorgan this Sunday.
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Head Coach Stuart Law reflects on a frustrating trip to Grace Road, as rain saw our Specsavers County Championship match abandoned on the final day, with only 11 overs bowled in the match.
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Only 11 overs were bowled on the third day of our Specsavers County Championship match against Leicestershire, but that didn't stop us from taking some valuable wickets.
Session by session updates from Grace Road, as Middlesex take on Leicestershire in the Specsavers County Championship.
Middlesex today named a thirteen-man squad to travel to Grace Road to take on Leicestershire in the Specsavers County Championship this week.
Middlesex begin their T20 Title defence on Sunday as they host Hampshire and Sussex at Mill School.
Middlesex won the Division Two title by 20 runs in a thrilling match against local rivals Berkshire on Sunday at Mill Hill School.
Middlesex regret to announce that James Harris suffered a broken right thumb during the recent Sussex match which will side-line him for the club's next two Championship matches.
