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County Championship 2019

County Championship 2019

130th Edition · England
Facts
AdministratorEngland and Wales Cricket Board
Cricket formatFirst-class cricket (4 days)
Tournament formatLeague system
ChampionsEssex
Participants18
Most runsDom Sibley (1,324) (Div 1)Hassan Azad (1,189) (Div 2)
Most wicketsSimon Harmer (83) (Div 1)Chris Rushworth (69) (Div 2)
The 2019 County Championship, known for sponsorship reasons as the 2019 Specsavers County Championship, was the 120th cricket County Championship season. As in 2018, Division One had eight teams and Division Two had ten teams. The first round of matches began on 5 April and the final round of matches ended on 26 September. Surrey were the defending champions. At the end of the 2019 season only one team was relegated with three promoted. Therefore, from 2020 onwards, Division One would feature ten teams and Division Two would feature eight.

Division One

Team promoted from Division Two in 2018 As of 26 September 2019 Highest score by a team: Kent − 585/7d (144.1 overs) vs Warwickshire (June 30−3 July) , Lowest score by a team (completed innings): Kent − 40 all out (18.1 overs) vs Essex (18−20 August) , Top score by an individual: Dom Sibley (Warwickshire) − 244 (491) vs Kent (Jun 30−3 July) , Best bowling figures by an individual: Kyle Abbott (Hampshire) − 9/40 (18.4 overs) vs Somerset (16−19 September)

TeamPrimary home groundOther groundsCoachCaptainOverseas player(s)
EssexCounty Ground, ChelmsfordAnthony McGrathRyan ten DoeschatePeter Siddle Mohammad Amir
HampshireRose Bowl, SouthamptonNewclose County Cricket Ground, Isle of WightAdrian BirrellJames Vince (Apr.–May., Aug.–) Sam Northeast (May.–Aug.)Aiden Markram (Apr.–May.) Ajinkya Rahane
KentSt Lawrence Ground, CanterburyCounty Ground, Beckenham Nevill Ground, Royal Tunbridge WellsMatt WalkerHeino KuhnMatt Renshaw Wiaan Mulder Faf du Plessis
NottinghamshireTrent Bridge, NottinghamJohn Fretwell Sporting Complex, NettleworthPeter MooresSteven MullaneyJames Pattinson Ravichandran Ashwin
SomersetCounty Ground, TauntonJason KerrTom AbellAzhar Ali Babar Azam Murali Vijay
SurreyThe Oval, LondonWoodbridge Road, GuildfordMichael Di VenutoRory BurnsDean Elgar Aaron Finch
WarwickshireEdgbaston, BirminghamJim TroughtonJeetan PatelJeetan Patel
YorkshireHeadingley, LeedsNorth Marine Road Ground, Scarborough Clifton Park Ground, YorkAndrew GaleSteven PattersonKeshav Maharaj Ajaz Patel
5–8 April 2019Hampshire (H)vEssexHampshire won by an innings and 87 runs
Scorecard525/8d (130.5 overs)Sam Northeast 169 (255)Matt Quinn 3/104 (29 overs)164 (58.3 overs)Alastair Cook 50 (82)Fidel Edwards 5/51 (14.3 overs)Rose Bowl, West End, SouthamptonUmpires: Neil Mallender and Martin Saggers
274 (89.1 overs) (f/o)Ravi Bopara 107 (191)Kyle Abbott 5/77 (19.1 overs)
Toss uncontested, Essex elected to field first. , Adam Wheater (Essex) was unable to bat in either innings due to an injury. , Points: Hampshire 24, Essex 1.
5–8 April 2019Nottinghamshire (H)vYorkshireMatch drawn
Scorecard408 (120.3 overs)Joe Clarke 112 (190)Duanne Olivier 5/96 (28 overs)291 (82.3 overs)Adam Lyth 81 (129)Samit Patel 3/31 (9 overs)Trent Bridge, West Bridgford, NottinghamUmpires: David Millns and Russell Warren
329/5d (70 overs)Joe Clarke 97* (125)Duanne Olivier 2/66 (14 overs)277/2 (78.2 overs)Joe Root 130* (189)Jake Ball 2/73 (18 overs)
Toss uncontested, Yorkshire elected to field first. , Points: Nottinghamshire 12, Yorkshire 9.
5–8 April 2019Somerset (H)vKentSomerset won by 74 runs
Scorecard171 (48 overs)Tom Abell 49 (80)Mitchell Claydon 5/46 (12 overs)209 (73.5 overs)Sean Dickson 43 (107)Lewis Gregory 3/26 (17 overs)County Ground, TauntonUmpires: Richard Illingworth and Rob Bailey
243 (71.3 overs)George Bartlett 63 (110)Mitchell Claydon 4/66 (18 overs)131 (46 overs)Darren Stevens 43* (82)Lewis Gregory 5/18 (13 overs)
Toss uncontested, Kent elected to field first. , No play was possible on day one due to rain. , Points: Somerset 19, Kent 4.
11–14 April 2019YorkshirevHampshire (H)Yorkshire won by an innings and 44 runs
Scorecard554/7d (164 overs)Gary Ballance 148 (308)Liam Dawson 3/184 (60 overs)302 (94.3 overs)Sam Northeast 99 (202)Duanne Olivier 3/89 (21 overs)Rose Bowl, West End, SouthamptonUmpires: Jeff Evans and Alex Wharf
208 (71.4 overs) (f/o)Liam Dawson 92 (167)Steven Patterson 4/47 (18 overs)
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Yorkshire 23, Hampshire 4.
11–13 April 2019Nottinghamshire (H)vSomersetSomerset won by an innings and 14 runs
Scorecard263 (66.4 overs)Chris Nash 58 (72)Lewis Gregory 6/68 (16.4 overs)403 (108.1 overs)George Bartlett 133 (223)Stuart Broad 5/73 (25.1 overs)Trent Bridge, West Bridgford, NottinghamUmpires: Michael Gough and Steve O'Shaughnessy
126 (59.1 overs)Ben Slater 34 (90)Jack Leach 6/36 (17 overs)
Toss uncontested, Somerset elected to field first. , Points: Somerset 24, Nottinghamshire 4.
11–14 April 2019Surrey (H)vEssexMatch drawn
Scorecard395 (114.1 overs)Ryan Patel 100* (278)Peter Siddle 6/104 (32 overs)448 (119.4 overs)Ryan ten Doeschate 130 (166)Morne Morkel 3/97 (27 overs)The Oval, Kennington, LondonUmpires: Richard Kettleborough and Nick Cook
324/6d (27.4 overs)Rory Burns 98 (166)Simon Harmer 5/88 (36 overs)0/0 (1 over)
Surrey won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Essex 13, Surrey 11.
11–14 April 2019KentvWarwickshire (H)Kent won by 8 wickets
Scorecard504/9d (136.5 overs)Ollie Robinson 143 (228)Jeetan Patel 3/113 (35.5 overs)346 (120 overs)Dom Sibley 132 (315)Matt Milnes 3/50 (22 overs)Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Edgbaston, BirminghamUmpires: Neil Mallender and Richard Illingworth
124/2 (19.4 overs)Matt Renshaw 48* (50)Jeetan Patel 1/25 (5 overs)280 (93.1 overs) (f/o)Tim Ambrose 107 (195)Harry Podmore 5/62 (29 overs)
Kent won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Kent 24, Warwickshire 4.
14–16 May 2019NottinghamshirevEssex (H)Essex won by 8 wickets
Scorecard187 (72.3 overs)Joe Clarke 48 (102)Jamie Porter 4/75 (18 overs)241 (82.1 overs)Nick Browne 67 (168)Luke Fletcher 5/50 (24.1 overs)County Ground, ChelmsfordUmpires: Neil Mallender and Jeremy Lloyds
158 (54.3 overs)Ben Duckett 37 (58)Simon Harmer 6/60 (22 overs)105/2 (34.4 overs)Tom Westley 49 (82)Samit Patel 1/18 (6.4 overs)
Nottinghamshire won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Essex 20, Nottinghamshire 3.
14–17 May 2019YorkshirevKent (H)Yorkshire won by 172 runs
Scorecard210 (56.2 overs)Harry Brook 29 (26)Matt Milnes 3/63 (16 overs)296 (87 overs)Ollie Robinson 103 (181)Ben Coad 3/66 (21 overs)St Lawrence Ground, CanterburyUmpires: Paul Pollard and Mike Burns
469 (131.1 overs)Gary Ballance 159 (291)Mitchell Claydon 3/83 (27 overs)211 (88.5 overs)Daniel Bell-Drummond 41 (121)Ben Coad 6/52 (24.5 overs)
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Yorkshire 20, Kent 5.
14–17 May 2019SurreyvSomerset (H)Match drawn
Scorecard380 (122 overs)Rory Burns 107 (188)Lewis Gregory 3/52 (22 overs)398 (106.3 overs)Lewis Gregory 129* (153)Rikki Clarke 3/74 (19.3 overs)County Ground, TauntonUmpires: David Millns and Nick Cook
255/8 (89 overs)Rory Burns 78 (153)Jack Leach 3/70 (33 overs)
Surrey won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Surrey 12, Somerset 11.
14–17 May 2019HampshirevWarwickshire (H)Hampshire won by 314 runs
Scorecard354 (117.3 overs)Tom Alsop 150 (317)Jeetan Patel 6/94 (40.3 overs)233 (92.5 overs)Dom Sibley 109* (263)Kyle Abbott 4/50 (21 overs)Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Edgbaston, BirminghamUmpires: Peter Hartley and Ben Debenham
302/5d (50 overs)Rilee Rossouw 76 (46)Jeetan Patel 2/107 (21 overs)109 (53.5 overs)Robert Yates 21 (57)Fidel Edwards 3/36 (12.5 overs)
Hampshire won the toss and elected to bat. , Robert Yates (Warwickshire) made his first-class debut. , Points: Hampshire 22, Warwickshire 3.
20–23 May 2019Hampshire (H)vNottinghamshireHampshire won by 244 runs
Scorecard310 (103.3 overs)Joe Weatherley 66 (134)Luke Fletcher 4/79 (24.3 overs)239 (77.1 overs)Steven Mullaney 102 (173)Keith Barker 3/46 (16 overs)Newclose County Cricket Ground, Newport, Isle of WightUmpires: Mike Burns and David Millns
367/5d (85 overs)Sam Northeast 133 (186)Steven Mullaney 2/78 (22 overs)194 (66.5 overs)Chris Nash 60 (118)Fidel Edwards 3/37 (14 overs)
Toss uncontested, Nottinghamshire elected to field first. , Mason Crane replaced Liam Dawson for Hampshire from day two onwards due to Dawson's inclusion for England's World Cup squad. , Points: Hampshire 22, Nottinghamshire 4.
20–23 May 2019SurreyvKent (H)Match drawn
Scorecard439 (98.1 overs)Will Jacks 120 (194)Wiaan Mulder 4/118 (22 overs)294 (85.5 overs)Sean Dickson 128 (237)Gareth Batty 3/49 (12 overs)County Ground, Beckenham, LondonUmpires: Graham Lloyd and Alex Wharf
280 (79.5 overs)Sam Curran 80 (119)Matt Milnes 4/74 (17.5 overs)352/8 (113 overs)Sean Dickson 91 (178)Rikki Clarke 3/67 (25 overs)
Surrey won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Surrey 13, Kent 10.
20–22 May 2019Somerset (H)vWarwickshireSomerset won by 49 runs
Scorecard209 (47.2 overs)Josh Davey 36 (56)Oliver Hannon-Dalby 5/18 (11.2 overs)135 (54.1 overs)Liam Banks 26 (78)Craig Overton 5/31 (16.1 overs)County Ground, TauntonUmpires: Neil Mallender and Jeremy Lloyds
164 (41.5 overs)Craig Overton 36* (64)Liam Norwell 7/41 (12.5 overs)189 (71.4 overs)Sam Hain 92* (175)Lewis Gregory 4/48 (14.4 overs)
Toss uncontested, Warwickshire elected to field first. , Points: Somerset 20, Warwickshire 3.
27–30 May 2019Essex (H)vKentEssex won by 113 runs
Scorecard313 (101.2 overs)Alastair Cook 125 (242)Matt Milnes 4/61 (21.2 overs)182 (88.2 overs)Daniel Bell-Drummond 28 (82)Peter Siddle 3/29 (17 overs)County Ground, ChelmsfordUmpires: Tim Robinson and Mike Burns
206/7d (63 overs)Alastair Cook 90 (160)Matt Milnes 2/47 (12 overs)224 (73.5 overs)Daniel Bell-Drummond 81 (176)Simon Harmer 8/98 (32.5 overs)
Toss uncontested, Kent elected to field first. , Points: Essex 22, Kent 3.
27–30 May 2019Warwickshire (H)vSurreyWarwickshire won by 130 runs
Scorecard293 (91 overs)Liam Norwell 64 (53)Matt Dunn 3/65 (24 overs)188 (69.2 overs)Ben Foakes 57* (88)Jeetan Patel 4/53 (31 overs)Edgbaston, BirminghamUmpires: Steve O'Shaughnessy and Ian Blackwell
166/9d (53.4 overs)Will Rhodes 54 (125)Gareth Batty 8/64 (22.4 overs)141 (63.4 overs)Rikki Clarke 51* (101)Jeetan Patel 8/36 (31 overs)
Toss uncontested, Surrey elected to field first. , Points: Warwickshire 21, Surrey 3.
27–30 May 2019Yorkshire (H)vHampshireMatch drawn
Scorecard181 (56.2 overs)Tom Kohler-Cadmore 45 (105)Fidel Edwards 5/49 (15 overs)235 (74.1 overs)James Fuller 54* (74)Ben Coad 4/41 (19.1 overs)Headingley, LeedsUmpires: Neil Bainton and Rob Bailey
332/5d (91 overs)Gary Ballance 100 (170)Keith Barker 3/64 (26 overs)158/5 (46 overs)Joe Weatherley 66 (108)Dom Bess 2/24 (13 overs)
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Hampshire 9, Yorkshire 8.
3–6 June 2019SomersetvSurrey (H)Somerset won by 102 runs
Scorecard344 (92 overs)George Bartlett 137 (213)Morne Morkel 4/64 (22 overs)231 (73 overs)Ryan Patel 63 (111)Craig Overton 5/38 (20 overs)Woodbridge Road, GuildfordUmpires: Peter Hartley and Paul Baldwin
153 (49.2 overs)James Hildreth 64 (80)Matt Dunn 5/43 (15.2 overs)164 (56.3 overs)Rory Burns 48 (99)Jack Brooks 5/33 (13 overs)
Somerset won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Somerset 22, Surrey 4.
3–6 June 2019Warwickshire (H)vNottinghamshireMatch drawn
Scorecard391/9d (146.5 overs)Adam Hose 111 (202)Luke Fletcher 3/65 (32 overs)97 (44.4 overs)Chris Nash 25 (41)Jeetan Patel 6/16 (13.4 overs)Edgbaston, BirminghamUmpires: Tim Robinson and Martin Saggers
354/8 (124 overs) (f/o)Ben Duckett 140 (237)Jeetan Patel 4/72 (47 overs)
Warwickshire won the toss and elected to bat. , Points: Warwickshire 9, Nottinghamshire 6.
3–6 June 2019Yorkshire (H)vEssexMatch drawn
Scorecard390 (125.4 overs)Adam Lyth 95 (198)Jamie Porter 3/84 (28 overs)309 (116.5 overs)Tom Westley 77 (146)Dom Bess 3/45 (26 overs)Headingley, LeedsUmpires: Neil Mallender and Steve O'Shaughnessy
107/1 (42.5 overs)Adam Lyth 56* (144)Jamie Porter 1/30 (9.5 overs)
Yorkshire won the toss and elected to bat. , Will Buttleman (Essex) made his first-class debut. , Points: Yorkshire 11, Essex 9.
9–12 June 2019Nottinghamshire (H)vHampshireMatch drawn
Scorecard162 (60.2 overs)Steven Mullaney 45 (114)Kyle Abbott 6/37 (14 overs)93/2 (33 overs)Joe Weatherley 47* (93)Luke Fletcher 1/10 (7 overs)John Fretwell Sporting Complex, NettleworthUmpires: Paul Pollard and Nick Cook
Toss uncontested, Hampshire elected to field first. , Points: Hampshire 8, Nottinghamshire 5.
10–13 June 2019Kent (H)vSomersetSomerset won by 10 wickets
Scorecard139 (41 overs)Ollie Robinson 37 (61)Lewis Gregory 6/32 (13.1 overs)169 (46.2 overs)Tom Banton 63 (119)Grant Stewart 3/37 (12 overs)St Lawrence Ground, CanterburyUmpires: Billy Taylor and Martin Saggers
59 (26.1 overs)Sean Dickson 22 (55)Lewis Gregory 5/21 (13.1 overs)30/0 (6.4 overs)Tom Abell 15* (20)
Toss uncontested, Somerset elected to field first. , Points: Somerset 19, Kent 3.
10–13 June 2019Surrey (H)vYorkshireMatch drawn
Scorecard313 (100.4 overs)Ben Foakes 62 (115)Steven Patterson 5/81 (26.4 overs)148 (48 overs)Jordan Thompson 34 (44)Morne Morkel 4/43 (16 overs)Woodbridge Road, GuildfordUmpires: Tim Robinson and Jeremy Lloyds
30/0 (13.3 overs) (f/o)Adam Lyth 15* (41)
Toss uncontested, Surrey elected to field first. , Jordan Thompson (Yorkshire) made his first-class debut. , Points: Surrey 11, Yorkshire 8.

Division Two

Team relegated from Division One in 2018 As of 26 September 2019 Highest score by a team: Northamptonshire − 750 all out (227.3 overs) vs Glamorgan (11−14 April) , Lowest score by a team (completed innings): Middlesex − 75 all out (21.4 overs) vs Sussex (18-20 August) , Top score by an individual: Dane Vilas (Lancashire) − 266 (240) vs Glamorgan (18-20 August) , Best bowling figures by an individual: Ollie Robinson (Sussex) − 8/34 (11 overs) vs Middlesex (18-20 August)

TeamPrimary home groundOther groundsCoachCaptainOverseas player(s)
DerbyshireCounty Ground, DerbyQueen's Park, ChesterfieldDave HoughtonBilly GodlemanLogan van Beek
DurhamRiverside Ground, Chester-le-StreetJames FranklinCameron BancroftCameron Bancroft Peter Handscomb BJ Watling
GlamorganSophia Gardens, CardiffPenrhyn Avenue, Rhos-on-SeaSpytty Park, Newport St Helen's, SwanseaMatthew MaynardChris CookeMarnus Labuschagne Shaun Marsh Kraigg Brathwaite
GloucestershireCounty Ground, BristolCollege Ground, CheltenhamRichard DawsonChris DentDaniel Worrall Chadd Sayers Shannon Gabriel
LancashireOld Trafford, ManchesterAigburth Cricket Ground, Liverpool Sedbergh School, SedberghGlen ChappleDane VilasGlenn Maxwell Joe Burns Jake Lehmann
LeicestershireGrace Road, LeicesterPaul NixonPaul HortonMohammad Abbas
MiddlesexLord's, LondonBrunton Memorial Ground, Radlett Merchant Taylors' School Ground, NorthwoodStuart LawDawid MalanMiguel Cummins
NorthamptonshireCounty Ground, NorthamptonDavid RipleyAlex WakelyJason Holder Temba Bavuma Dwaine Pretorius Doug Bracewell
SussexCounty Ground, HoveArundel Castle Cricket Club Ground, ArundelJason GillespieBen BrownMir Hamza Alex Carey
WorcestershireNew Road, WorcesterChester Road North Ground, KidderminsterAlex GidmanJoe LeachHamish Rutherford Callum Ferguson

Results

Fixtures for the 2019 County Championship were announced on 26 November 2018, with the previous season's champions Surrey beginning the defence of their title against Essex at The Oval.

Standings

Teams receive 16 points for a win, 8 for a tie and 5 for a draw. Bonus points (a maximum of 5 batting points and 3 bowling points) may be scored during the first 110 overs of each team's first innings.

Source: Wikipedia