Durham BWT at Trent Bridge Draw REPORT

 

Day 4

DURHAM WIN THE WOODEN SPOON AS MATCH ENDS AS ANOTHER FRUSTRATINGLY IMPOTENT DRAW

Notts’ run without winning will run into a third year, as they failed to win a fixture they had dominated in all four days. They could not have give more today, as all the bowlers toiled very hard on the flat pitch but without a real spearhead bowler they took a marathon 140 overs to bowl Durham out for 329 on the very flat pitch. Notts were left with a near impossible 202 in what turned out to be 17 overs to win the game as the shadows lengthened. Trego smashed a quick fire 34 but with all the men on the boundary, Notts had to give up the ghost on 82 for 1, still requiring 120 off 7.4 overs. It took 19 overs for Notts to remove night watchman Rushworth and that via an extremely dubious dismissal with stalwart Durham seamer seemingly caught off his pad. Michael Jones with a career best 82 was brilliantly caught one-handed by Moores just before lunch to give Notts hope, but he had taken 224 balls out of the innings. Notts chiselled away in the afternoon session removing four Durham batsmen for 53. Trego bowled an excellent 8-over spell which removed Bedingham and Poynter. Carter and Patel bowled in tandem and dismissed Harte and Coughlin respectively. When Eckersley was caught at slip just after tea for a 73-ball 8, Notts had a chance. Unfortunately, Ben Raine is not your typical number 11 and added 45 in 14.4 overs for the last wicket with Brydon Carse to all but take the game away from Notts.

Jake Ball (Radcliffe Road End) and Zak Chappell (Pavilion End) opened the bowling first thing but after only five overs Patel replaced Chappell. Jones and night watchman Rushworth looked extremely comfortable at the crease. Chappell replaced Ball in the 71st over and a pulled four by Jones brought up his 50 off 150 balls. Carter came on for the 75th over. In the next over the 50 partnership between Jones and Rushworth was achieved. Seventy minutes in the session, Notts had a lucky break when Rushworth (23) with his bat clearly behind pad was given out by umpire Ramage caught by Hameed at short leg when clearly the delivery from Carter had hit the pad only, 183 for three. The third wicket had added 55 runs in 21 overs. With Durham 220 for three after 90 overs, the new ball was taken which was shared by Ball (Radcliffe Road End) and Patel (Pavilion End). With the third over of the new ball, a brilliant diving catch low to his right by Moores off Ball removed Michael Jones for 82 off 225 balls, 226 for four in the 93rd over. Four balls later lunch was taken with Durham 226 for 4 with Bedingham on 21 and Harte on 0.

Trego (Pavilion End) had his first bowl of the day after lunch and was hit for two boundaries by Bedingham. In Trego's second over he had Bedingham leg before for 29, 240 for five. Chappell replaced Ball from the Radcliffe Road End in the 103rd over. Trego was bowling well and removed Poynter (1) who in shouldering arms deflected the ball onto his middle stump, 254 for six. After taking 2 for 18 in an eight over spell after lunch Trego was replaced by Patel. In the 113th over it became an all spin attack as Carter returned from the Radcliffe Road End. In the 119th over, Harte (34) was caught at short leg by Hameed off Carter, 278 for seven. Five overs later, Patel got one to turn and found the edge of Coughlin's bat and Moores took the catch. Tea was immediately taken with Durham 279 for eight off 123.3 overs. Eckersley 8 not out. 

In the 126th over, Eckersley (8) charged Patel and edged to Mullaney at first slip, 284 for nine. Carse and Raine hit Patel for boundaries in the 128th over, nine off the over. Carse took then took five off Carter's over as the game was seemingly up. In the 133rd over Carse hammered a half tracker from Carter for a leg side four. Next over, Raine hit Patel for three successive boundaries , an edged four, a straight driven four and finally a slog sweep. At 1612, Notts removed Carse (31) as he skied Patel to backward point and Ball took the catch. The last wicket had added 45 in 14 overs. Notts 329 all out off 140 overs. Raine 19 not out. Patel (38-10-80-4) had the best figures and Trego bowled his heart out for 3-34.

Notts needed 202 in eight minutes plus 15 overs with Trego and Duckett at the crease. Rushworth opened from the Radcliffe Road End and conceded eight off the over with Duckett hitting the second ball for a leg side four. Nine came off the second over bowled by Raine including a toe ended four through third man by Duckett. The last hour started as Trego hit a leg side six off Rushworth over square leg and an offside four, 13 off the over. Trego hit Raine for six into The Larwood and Voce Stand and Duckett leg glanced a four off and the last delivery of the over, Trego hit a boundary through backward point, 17 off the over. The 50 partnership came up in 26 balls. Nine came off the fifth over including a lofted straight four by Trego. Notts got ten off the sixth over, 66 for 0 off 6 overs, but this was as good as it got.

Carse bowling wide of the wicket with helping hand from umpire Rampage only conceded two off the seventh over. Trego making room was bowled leg side by Raine for 34 off 22 balls, 69 for one off 7.2 overs, seven coming off the over as Clarke joined Duckett. Carse conceded just six in the ninth over. At 1708, with Notts 82 for one off 9.2 overs, Mullaney called the players in. Duckett 36 not out and Clarke 8 not out. The 40-day first-class season for Notts had ended on a day of continuous sunshine. A perfect September day.

 So near yet so far once more for Notts. They led the Bob Willis Trophy in bonus points, finished fourth in the Northern Section and with 59 points had the ninth best haul in a competition; but sadly like another three teams failed to win a game. They had led after first innings in all five games. On a flat pitch against Derbyshire their batting lack of application against a very inexperienced attack cost them. They froze after being set an easy target against Yorkshire. They were frustrated by the weather against Lancashire and Leicestershire. The post lunch collapse on day 3, hindered matters for Notts in this contest. With so many players within the two England bubbles and no overseas players the competition was a very much a watered down affair compared to what we are used to; and it could be strongly argued that Notts should have give more chances to younger brigade is this very strange season. It must have been very difficult for the players in the environment they had to play in, so well done to them all for providing competitive entertaining cricket.  Notts learnt a lot and the plus points outnumbered the bad ones. The bottom line is that Notts, who appear to have more coaches than National Express, face an extremely difficult winter as the effects of the pandemic will run deep and cuts will have to made. County cricket will be undoubtedly somewhat different come next April. MAG

Date (last day)	Opposition	Venue	Toss	Result	Bat’	Bowl’	Total points
29 June 2018	WORC’SHIRE	TB	U	D	4	3	12
23 July 2018	SURREY	TB	U	LI183R	1	2	3
22 Aug 2018	Hampshire	Rose Bowl	U	L270R	-	3	3
31 Aug 2018	Surrey	The Oval	U	LI125R	-	3	3
07 Sep 2018	YORKSHIRE	TB	U	D	5	2	12
13 Sep 2018	ESSEX	TB	W	L8W	-	3	3
26 Sep 2018	SOMERSET	TB	L	LI146R	-	2	2
08 Apr 2019	YORKSHIRE	TB	U	D	4	3	12
13 Apr 2019	SOMERSET	TB	U	LI14R	2	3	4*
16 May 2019	Essex	Chelmsford	W	L8W	-	3	3
23 May 2019	Hampshire	Newclose	U	L244R	1	3	4
06 June 2019	Warwickshire	Edgbaston	L	D	-	1	6
12 June 2019	HAMPSHIRE	WELBECK	U	D	-	-	5
20 June 2019	Kent	Tunbridge Wells	U	L285R	2	3	5
03 July 2019	ESSEX	TB	W	LI123R	1	1	2
09 July 2019	Somerset	Taunton	L	L132R	1	3	4
15 July 2019	SURREY	TB	L	L167R	-	3	3
21 Aug 2019	Yorkshire	Scarborough	U	L143R	-	3	3
12 Sep 2019	KENT	TB	L	L227R	-	3	3
19 Sep 2019	WARWICKSHIRE	TB	L	L8W	5	1	6
26 Sep 2019	Surrey	The Oval	L	D	-	2	7
04 Aug 2020	Derbyshire	TB (away**)	L	L3W	3	3	6
11 Aug 2020	YORKSHIRE	TB	L	L90R	4	3	7
18 Aug 2020	Lancashire	TB (away**)	L	D	5	3	16
25 Aug 2020	Leicestershire	Grace Road	W	D	3	3	14
09 Sep 2020	DURHAM	TB	L	D	5	3	16

* Deducted 1 point for slow over rate

Played 26 Won 0 Drawn 9 Lost 17 Batting 46 Bowling 65 Points 159

 

** Bob Willis Trophy scheduled away fixture played at Trent Bridge

Drawn matches in Bob Willis Trophy score 8 points

Day 3

RUSHWORTH SEVEN DRAGS MOMENTUM AWAY FROM NOTTS

This day had a very familiar ring for Notts fans. A collapse against the new ball which led to five wickets being surrendered in 18 balls was followed by a impotent second innings bowling performance as Durham closed with a lead of three with eight second innings wickets still standing. On a sunny day, Ben Duckett lasted until the fourth over of the morning gifting his wicket and falling to catch at long leg. Duckett out for a Notts best 150 the third wicket had added 195 runs in 46 overs with Joe Clarke. Clarke also scored a Notts best with 133 and there were useful contributions from Moores with 48 and Mullaney with 41. Just after lunch Notts stood at 407 for 5, but then the wily Rushworth (7 for 108) destroyed the bottom order and Notts had lost a lot of initiative with a final total of 422, Durham had to bat for 58 overs but as hard as bowlers toiled, wickets never looked forthcoming on the flat wicket as Dickson (56) and Jones (39 not out), both made their highest scores for Durham. Patel’s late wicket kept the door slightly ajar but Durham bat deep and with Raine at eleven in the order, a home win seems an extremely long shot.

Raine (Pavilion End) and Carse (Radcliffe Road End) opened the bowling. In the 69th over, a single for Duckett off Raine got him to his 150 off 208 balls. Next over, Duckett hooked Carse to Jones at long leg, 260 for three. Duckett out for 150 off 210 balls (23x4). The third wicket had added 195 runs in 46 overs. Mullaney hit Carse for three boundaries in the 73rd over as Notts took the lead.  A four through point off Raine by Mullaney got Notts to 300. Next ball, Mullaney on 21 was dropped by Coughlin at third slip, the third drop off Raine's bowling. Rushworth and Coughlin replaced Carse and Raine for overs 75 and 76 respectively. Clarke got to his ton off 154 balls with three through mid wicket off Rushworth, it also brought up the 50 stand with Mullaney for the fourth wicket. Next Mullaney on 29 had another life as Coughlin dropped him low down at third slip, Rushworth the unlucky bowler. Mullaney (41) shouldered arms to a straight ball from Rushworth and lost his off stump, 328 for four in the 81st over.  The fourth wicket stand between Clarke and Mullaney had added 68 runs in 14 overs. Carse returned from the Radcliffe Road End and had Patel plumb leg before for 2, 332 for five. Successive fours by Moores off Carse saw Notts to 350 and ensured Notts could not secure the Northern Section wooden spoon. The second new ball was taken at 90 overs with Notts 370 for five. A straight driven four for four brought the 50 stand for the 5th wicket and it also brought up a Notts first class best for Clarke.  Notts got to lunch on 384 for five off 92 overs with Clarke on 129 and Moores on 25.

Notts had a nightmare afternoon session, collapsing spectacularly losing their last five wickets for 15 runs in 18 balls. An offside four by Moores off Rushworth saw Notts to 400 in the 97th over. Off the first ball of the 99th over, Clarke was caught to his left hand side by Dickson off Rushworth, 407 for six. Clarke had made 133 off 207 balls with 16 fours. Trego hit his first ball backward of square for four but departed second ball plumb leg before, a fifth wicket for Rushworth, 411 for seven. In the following over, Moores was next to go leg before to Raine for 48 off 63 balls (9x4), 417 for eight. Carter (6) did not last long getting a leading edge off Rushworth being caught at wide mid off by Lees, 421 for nine. Ball off his second ball was caught at third slip by Coughlin as Rushworth finished with 7 for 108, a fine effort that proved that wickets could be taken on the flat deck. Notts 422 all out off 101 overs, what should have been a lead of 200 plus was now only 128 runs. Durham will look at it from a different perspective as they dropped six catches in the innings, none of them difficult!

Ball (Radcliffe Road End) and Chappell (Pavilion End) bowled indifferently with the new ball. Trego replaced Chappell with the score 34 for 0 off 9 overs. Patel came on for the 15th over from Radcliffe Road End. Durham got to tea on 49 for 0 off 17 overs with Dickson on 27 and Lees on 20. The Batsman had never really been troubled.

Trego remained on after tea and his was joined after tea by Zak Chappell (Radcliffe Road End). In the 22nd over a breakthrough was finally made as Trego had Lees absolutely plumb leg before for 27, 67 for one. For the 31st over, Ball replaced Chappell from the Radcliffe Road End. Carter belatedly came on for the first time in the following over. Jones hit Carter for four as Durham reached 100 in the 36th over. Mullaney introduced himself into the attack for the following over as Sean Dickson reached his 50 his 106 balls, his first since joining from Kent. Patel returned for the 50th over. Carter changed ends and replaced Mullaney for the 55th over as the play got very soporific. With the scores level, Patel get one to turn and removed Dickson's off stump, the former Kent man gone for 56 (156 balls, 8x4), 128 for two after 56 overs. Durham closed on 131 for two off 58 overs with Jones on 39 and night watchman Rushworth on 0.

Notts will need to bowl extremely well to win this game from this position. The long winless run seems likely to continue a third year…. MAG

Day 2

BRIGHT HOPES FROM A DARK DAY

as Duckett leads the way 

On a cool dank day where 17 overs were lost due to light rain and bad light, Notts closed the second day of this fixture 43 runs behind on 251-2. Notts took eight overs to remove the last two Durham wickets as Jake Ball collected his 200^th first-class wicket when he removed Ben Raine. They then lost Ben Slater for a duck in the first over. Hameed (21) who was badly missed by keeper Ned Eckersley when on 17 departed to a catch at third slip as Chris Rushworth collected his second wicket. Duckett and Clarke then added an unbeaten 186 runs in 43 overs to give Notts the advantage. Duckett with a chanceless 146 not out (off 199 balls – 23 fours) beat his previous highest score for Notts against county opposition (140 at Edgbaston last season). Clarke twice missed early on in the slips finished on 74 not out (off 123 balls – 10 fours) his highest first-class score of the season. Durham badly missing a spin option were poor in the field and Ben Raine apart struggled to stem the run scoring as Notts scored at 3.98 RPO. Notts with a potential of another 57 overs first innings batting will be looking for a substantial lead.

Play got under way four minutes late due to light drizzle. Ball and Chappell opened the bowling. In the seventh over of the morning, Chappell dug one in short and Carse (41) fended the ball to Duckett at second slip, 294 for nine. The ninth wicket partnership between Carse and Raine had added 67 valuable runs. Ball ruffled Raine (31) with few corkers and he removed him via a brilliant diving catch high to left by Trego at short mid off, Durham 294 all out off 103 overs, Chappell 4-92, Carter 3-45 and Ball 2-58. Notts had bowled well on the slow wicket.

Rushworth (Radcliffe Road End) got a wicket with his sixth ball, Slater out plumb leg before for a duck, 0 for one. Paul Coughlin bowled five overs for 12 from the Pavilion End and was replaced by Ben Raine. Rushworth bowled six overs for 25 and was replaced by Brydon Carse. Successive boundaries by Duckett off Carse brought up the 50 partnership for the second wicket in 85 balls. Next over Hameed on 17 was dropped by keeper Eckersley off Raine, an easy chance. Notts went to lunch on 54 for one off 16 overs with Hameed on 17 and Duckett on 33.

Chris Rushworth picked up his 500th first-class wicket for Durham when Hameed (21) edged him to Coughlin at third slip who took a good catch high to his right, 65 for two in the 21st over. Rushworth and Raine were replaced by Coughlin and Harte in a double bowling change. Duckett when on 46 reached 6,000 first-class career runs and then reached his 50 off 87 balls with a single off Coughlin. Rain stopped play at 1409 with Notts 94 for two off 30 overs with Duckett on 54 and Clarke on 13.

Play resumed at 1500 with one over lost with tea having been taken early at 1440. In the 33rd over, Duckett hit Coughlin for two fours through the covers as Notts went past 100. Next over, Clarke when on 16 was dropped by Dickson at first slip off Raine, another easy chance had gone begging. Rain stopped play at 1520 with Notts on 117 for two off 35.2 overs with Duckett on 67 and Clarke on 23, the fifty partnership had just been achieved as Duckett hit Raine for a square leg four.

Play recommenced at 1531 with a further three overs lost. Clarke on 23 was dropped by Lees at third slip off Coughlin. Brydon Carse returned for Coughlin for the 41st over and Duckett hit him four fours a top edge, a straight driven effort, a pull shot and then a boundary to fine leg, 16 off the over. For the 43rd over, Raine made way for Rushworth. A pulled four by Duckett off Carse brought up his 100 partnership with Clarke off 151 balls. Duckett got to a chanceless ton off 153 balls with a steer for two off Rushworth; the left hander clipped the bowler for a boundary through mid wicket in the same over. Clarke with a four through extra cover off Rushworth reached his 50 off 82 balls. Duckett hit Harte for four in the 51st over as Notts obtained their first batting point. Coughlin returned for the 56th over and Duckett greeted him with a pulled four which brought up the 150 partnership. The former Notts man had a poor time with the ball with figures of 16-0-72-0. Bad light stopped play at 1726 with Notts on 249 for two off 62 overs with Duckett on 146 and Clarke on 72. Play resumed at 1745 but only for a single over as play was abandoned for the day at 1751.

The forecast for the last two days is good; can Notts finally achieve that elusive victory? There is plenty of batting to come, in Ball and Chappell they have two bowlers with more pace than their Durham counterparts and crucially they have a spin option. MAG

Day 1

NECK AND NECK IN THE RACE FOR THE WOODEN SPOON

after Durham recover from bright start by Notts

Durham recovered from 66 for four to close on 275 for eight at Trent Bridge today on a day of intermittent sunshine. Zak Chappell (3-75) bowled excellently in the morning session removing Dickson, Jones and Bedingham. Alex Lees then chased a wide one from Ball and Notts were well on top. On a slow surface and with the ball losing its hardness batting became easier after lunch as Gareth Harte (72 off 143 balls – 10 fours) and Stuart Poynter (50 off 103 balls – 8 fours) added 101 in 32 overs. Both batsmen were out either side of tea. Harte bowled by an excellent ball from the skipper and the later caught behind off Matt Carter (26-10-43-3) who bowled with excellent control throughout the day. Durham bat deep and Carse (55 not out) and Raine (23 not out) added 48 in 13 overs including five against the second new ball to frustrate Notts.

 

Durham won the toss and elected to bat on the same pitch used for the previous two T20 encounters. Ball and Carter came in for Barber and James. Ball (Radcliffe Road End) and Chappell (Pavilion End) opened up and they both bowled a tight line. In the eighth over a well pitched up a ball from Chappell removed Sean Dickson leg before wicket for 7, 16 for one. Trego replaced Chappell for the 12th over. Chappell changed ends and returned for the 15th over and with his third ball Jones departed for a 20 ball duck edging the ball low down to Carter at first slip, 29 for two. Trego also changed ends the following over. Chappell picked up his third wicket with the first ball of the 17th over when Bedingham (4) edged to Duckett at second slip, 33 for three. Carter came on for the 22nd over and next over Ball replaced Chappell. Lees (31) chased a wide delivery from Ball and edged to keeper Moores who took a simple catch, 66 for four. Durham went to lunch on 68 for four off 28 overs with Harte on 25 and Poynter on 0.

 

Durham won the middle session adding 112 for the loss of one wicket in 34 overs. Ball bowled three expensive overs for 20 from the Radcliffe Road End immediately after lunch and was replaced by Chappell. Harte leg glanced successive fours off Chappell to bring up his fifty in 89 balls and the fifty partnership between himself and Poynter as the runs started to flow. Trego replaced Chappell for the 43rd over but carried little threat. Patel replaced Carter in the 46th over. Mullaney replaced Trego from the Radcliffe Road End for the 55th over and the 100 partnership between Harte and Poynter was achieved in  the 57th over with a single by Harte off  Mullaney but off the last ball of  the same over Mullaney got one to come in and removed Harte's off stump, the right hander out for 72, 167 for five. Poynter reached his 50 in 94 balls with a four through mid wicket off Patel. Durham got to the interval on 180 for five off 62 overs with Poynter on 50 and Eckersley on 9.

 

Off the fifth ball after tea, Carter (Radcliffe Road End) had Poynter (50) caught behind by Moores, 180 for 6. Chappell bowled a 4 over spell for 13 runs from the Pavilion End and was replaced by Mullaney as Durham reached 200 in the 72nd over. Next over Coughlin (21) departed gently popping a ball from Carter into Hameed's hands at short leg, 204 for seven. Carse was dropped on 6 a very difficult change to Hameed diving forward off Carter. Patel returned from the Pavilion End for the 82nd over. Carter picked up his third wicket as a ball that bounced more than expected was spooned by Eckersley (21) to Ball at backward point, 227 for eight.  Carse pulled Carter for six into the base of The Fridge. The second new ball was taken with 252 for eight off 90 overs with Ball and Chappell back in tandem. Ball seemed to have lost his radar somewhat as Carse and Raine had no difficulty in the last five overs as Durham closed on 275 for eight off 95 overs with Carse on 35 and Raine on 23.

 

Notts will be looking to polish off Durham first thing tomorrow and then will have to see off the wily Rushworth. Patience and application is required to bat on this pitch, everything may hinge on Hameed and Slater seeing off the new ball. MAG

Notts XI

Slater, Hameed, Clarke, Duckett, Mullaney, Moores, Patel, Trego, Carter, Chappell, Ball.

Durham XI

Alex Lees, David Bedingham, Gareth Harte, Chris Rushworth, Brydon Carse, Michael Jones, Ned Eckersley (C/Wkt), Stuart Poynter, Sean Dickson, Paul Coughlin, Ben Raine

Squad announced

The decision has obviously already been taken about certain players' futures as Notts again stick to the same core of players that have FAILED so far, for 25 games, to deliver a victory.

Slater, Hameed, Clarke, Duckett, Mullaney, Moores, Patel, Trego, James, Carter, Chappell, Ball, Barber.

Durham XIII

Alex Lees, David Bedingham, Gareth Harte, Chris Rushworth, Brydon Carse, Michael Jones, Ned Eckersley (C/Wkt), Stuart Poynter, Matthew Potts, Matt Salisbury, Sean Dickson, Paul Coughlin, Ben Raine

Preview - 

With nothing to play for other than pride and not winning the wooden spoon, will Peter Moores abandon his non-delivering golden select boys in favour of fresh blood from the youth ranks?

I doubt it, Peter is so loyal to his past decisions and favourites.

A chance to shine

This game represents the last chance to shine for those wanting to renew their contracts with Notts or elsewhere...

Samit Patel, Harry Gurney, Chris Nash, Jack Blatherwick, Ben Compton, Tom Barber and those in negotiations, we are told.

If the club has to economise, then they could lose as many as five of these - but which five? 

The eleven won't be this: Slater, Hameed, Compton, Trego, Mullaney, James, Patterson-White, Budinger, Carter, Blatherwick, Barber.

In case you need reminding 

Date (last day)	Opposition	Venue	Toss	Result	Bat’	Bowl’	Total points
29 June 2018	WORC’SHIRE	TB	U	D	4	3	12
23 July 2018	SURREY	TB	U	LI183R	1	2	3
22 Aug 2018	Hampshire	Rose Bowl	U	L270R	-	3	3
31 Aug 2018	Surrey	The Oval	U	LI125R	-	3	3
07 Sep 2018	YORKSHIRE	TB	U	D	5	2	12
13 Sep 2018	ESSEX	TB	W	L8W	-	3	3
26 Sep 2018	SOMERSET	TB	L	LI146R	-	2	2
08 Apr 2019	YORKSHIRE	TB	U	D	4	3	12
13 Apr 2019	SOMERSET	TB	U	LI14R	2	3	4*
16 May 2019	Essex	Chelmsford	W	L8W	-	3	3
23 May 2019	Hampshire	Newclose	U	L244R	1	3	4
06 June 2019	Warwickshire	Edgbaston	L	D	-	1	6
12 June 2019	HAMPSHIRE	WELBECK	U	D	-	-	5
20 June 2019	Kent	Tunbridge Wells	U	L285R	2	3	5
03 July 2019	ESSEX	TB	W	LI123R	1	1	2
09 July 2019	Somerset	Taunton	L	L132R	1	3	4
15 July 2019	SURREY	TB	L	L167R	-	3	3
21 Aug 2019	Yorkshire	Scarborough	U	L143R	-	3	3
12 Sep 2019	KENT	TB	L	L227R	-	3	3
19 Sep 2019	WARWICKSHIRE	TB	L	L8W	5	1	6
26 Sep 2019	Surrey	The Oval	L	D	-	2	7
04 Aug 2020	Derbyshire	TB (away**)	L	L3W	3	3	6
11 Aug 2020	YORKSHIRE	TB	L	L90R	4	3	7
18 Aug 2020	Lancashire	TB (away**)	L	D	5	3	16
25 Aug 2020	Leicestershire	Grace Road	W	D	3	3	14