Four Middlesex players will be in action today, as Stuart Law puts his players into T20 preparation mode ahead of next week's Blast campaign kicking off.
play_circle_outlineClose of play interview with Blake Cullen who took 2 for 51 on his Middlesex first-class debut at Radlett today
play_circle_outlineHead Coach Stuart Law previews this week's Bob Willis Trophy against Sussex at Radlett
We are delighted to announce that Jack Davies has signed a contract extension with the club until the end of 2022
Head Coach Stuart Law has named a fifteen man squad for the Bob Willis Trophy clash against Sussex at Radlett
We regret to announce that Toby Roland-Jones will be side-lined for another fortnight after being diagnosed with a thigh strain
Today saw the unveiling of the new Sunrisers website. Check it out to find out more!
Sadly today's London Championship clash between Middlesex Women and Kent Women has fallen victim to the rain and is off!
play_circle_outlineAll the action from the final day in Canterbury, where hosts Kent batted out the final session to secure a draw, despite Middlesex's best efforts.
play_circle_outlineHead Coach Stuart Law caught up with BBC London's Kevin Hand after Middlesex came out on top in the draw against Kant
Session by session match reports from Canterbury from the ECB Reporters Network, where Middlesex take on Kent in the Bob Willis Trophy
play_circle_outlineWatch the action from day three in Canterbury, where Robbie White shone with the bat for Middlesex.
play_circle_outlineAfter agonisingly getting out on 99 earlier today, Robbie White spoke to BBC London's Kevin Hand, to talk him through what was a brilliant innings.
play_circle_outlineAll the key match action from Canterbury on day two, where a defiant unbeaten 36 from Robbie White was the highlight for Middlesex.
play_circle_outlineMiddlesex First-Class debutant Jack Davies spoke to BBC London's Kevin Hand, after a rain interrupted second day's play at Canterbury
play_circle_outlineWatch all the action from a frustrating opening day in Canterbury, where on 9.3 overs play were possible before a halt was called to proceedings.
