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Tanya Aldred · 2026-05-01 · via The Guardian

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Fixtures

Division One

Southampton: Hampshire v Glamorgan

Leicester: Leicestershire v Nottinghamshire

Taunton: Somerset v Yorkshire

The Oval: Surrey v Sussex

Division Two

Canterbury: Kent v Derbyshire

Lord’s: Middlesex v Durham

Northampton: Northants v Worcestershire

England withdraw Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson

England have pulled Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson from the Notts and Surrey squads to manage their workloads. Surrey are also without Tom Lawes (soft tissue injury) – a double blow for him as I’ve suddenly seen his name cropping up as a potential England bowler.

It looks as if Fergus O’Neill will play for Notts after recovering from a rib injury and Thomas Rew, brother of James, is included by Somerset for the first time in a CC match.

Preamble

Good morning! May has landed like a gentle kiss on the back of the neck, and with it round five of the Championship.

There are seven games today, with Warwickshire, Essex, Gloucestershire and Lancashire – who will lose Daniel Gidney at the end of the season (retirement) but gain Chris Green early – sitting this one out. Jamie Smith will keep wicket for Surrey against Sussex after Ben Foakes injured himself bowling in the dying dregs of the game against Essex. And Kent must plough on

Surrey, Leicestershire, Glamorgan, Yorkshire, Northants and Derbyshire are also searching for their first wins. Play starts at 11am, do join us.