Chris Nash

Notts remain unbeaten at top of North Group after another impressive display

Former Lancashire opener makes fifty on debut for new county against Midlands rivals

Nash replaces Joe Clarke and joins Alex Hales in unbroken first-wicket stand to reach Finals Day

Bess snares five-for, Leach three as hosts lead by 92 runs

Visitors bounce back with determination to secure hard-fought draw, but remain at foot of the table

Chris Nash registered his first century for Nottinghamshire to put them in a strong position on the opening day of their Specsavers County Championship match against Worcestershire

The latest snippets from around the English game including Dom Bess' best friend who played for England in another sport and how Tom Kohler-Cadmore's dad joined him at Yorkshire

Chris Nash has signed a three-year deal with Nottinghamshire after begin released by Sussex last week

Mark Davis, the head coach, and Chris Nash, a senior player, are both to leave Sussex

Essex are well beaten but both sides fail to make the last eight

Chris Nash's 118 at No. 5 and productive stands with Luke Wells and Chris Jordan lifted Sussex to a competitive score at New Road

Chris Nash's 82 from 87 balls, with three sixes and eight fours, spearheaded a fine all-round effort by Sussex at Hove

Chris Nash and Luke Wells batted Sussex into a position of strength on the second day of their Specsavers' County Championship game against Gloucestershire at Bristol.

Chris Gayle's return to the NatWest T20 Blast was overshadowed by a superb hundred from Chris Nash as Sussex beat Somerset in a one-sided contest at Hove to make it two wins from two in the South Group

Chris Nash batted for more than seven hours in the longest innings of his career to guide Sussex to safety and illustrate the benefits of his time with South Africa's adhesive opener Gary Kirsten

Sussex opener Chris Nash has credited wearing a helmet with a fixed grille from preventing a broken nose

At one stage in this match, it looked as if Sussex were disappearing off into the distance over the South Downs. Building on a second significant score from opener Chris Nash, the lead at tea was 210 with seven wickets standing

There was emotion before play at Hove in a memorial for Matthew Hobden and Chris Nash followed that with a fitting innings

Sussex finished third last season and began this year as title contenders in the judgment of some, yet now find in the group of four likely to yield the two sides who will ultimately be relegated