Middlesex had two no results on Sunday despite the best efforts of Wales and Neath Cricket Club who hosted the matches at late notice as the continued rain meant Newport Cricket Club was not fit to play at.
play_circle_outlineInterview with Man of the Match Nick Gubbins, after h is knock of 75 helped Middlesex lift the inaugural Summer Smash Trophy
play_circle_outlineAll the action from the final day at Radlett, as rain prevented any chance of a win against Glamorgan.
play_circle_outlineOn a rain affected third day at Radlett, Steven Finn secured his first 5 wicket haul of the season as Glamorgan closed on 274/9.
play_circle_outlineSteven Finn speaks about his successful return to the Middlesex squad after injury, claiming figures of 5-64 as Glamorgan closed on 274/9 on Day Three.
play_circle_outlineBoth Sam Robson & Paul Stirling hit centuries on the second day of our Specsavers County Championship match against Glamorgan.
play_circle_outlinePaul Stirling reflects on a solid day with the bat for Middlesex, with both himself and Sam Robson reaching excellent centuries for the club.
photoAll the best images from Day Two of our Specsavers County Championship match against Glamorgan at Radlett.
play_circle_outlineSam 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.
play_circle_outlineAfter 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.
photoAll 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.
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.
Session by session updates from Grace Road, as Middlesex take on Leicestershire in the Specsavers County Championship.
