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Max Holden (L) and Sam Robson cross during a run against Northamptonshire
Robson and Holden frustrated Worcestershire's Bowlers at New Road Ray Lawrence Photography

Batting time at Northants will stand Middlesex 'in good stead'

Head coach Peter Fulton believes Middlesex’s top order will benefit from time spent at the crease on the final day at Northampton when they return to County...

21.04.26, 08:30 Updated 20.04.26, 21:49 2 Minute Read

Ben Kosky

Ben Kosky

Head coach Peter Fulton believes Middlesex’s top order will benefit from time spent at the crease on the final day at Northampton when they return to County Championship action in 10 days’ time against Durham.

Sam Robson batted more than six and a half hours for 162, his first century of the summer, while Max Holden contributed 86 as the Seaxes’ game against Northamptonshire fizzled out into a draw.

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