Domestic Leagues

Domestic cricket in England and Wales has been on an upside since the influx of foriegn players and the division of the four-day format of the game into two divisions with promotion and relegation at stake. The crowds have also swarmed to Twenty20 cricket where England and Wales were the first countries to adopt a league system. See below for all your cricket betting news on the domestic game.

Current holders of domestic trophies:

LV County Champs Division One: Sussex

LV County Champs Division Two: Somerset

Natwest Pro40 Div One: Worcestershire

Natwest Pro40 Div Two: Durham

Twenty20 Cup: Kent

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	County cricket betting preview 16-Apr-2008	County cricket may be watched only by the retired, unemployed and unemployable but console yourself by the fact that while the bloke in the deckchair next door is getting kicks from keeping the score with a multitude of different coloured inks, you are there for valuable betting research. more
	Sussex for the hat-trick? 25-Sep-2007	Stan James go 4/1 that Sussex make it three successive Championship victories in a row next season. Sussex, who became the first county to win back-to-back titles since Surrey in 2001, secured the pennant on a dramatic final day of action. more
	Yorkshire in pole position 29-Aug-2007	The race for the county championship is shaping up to be the closest for years. Here we analyse the chances of the sides battling it out to be crowned division one champions. more
	Warne in a place to make Friends 17-Aug-2007	Durham have come a long way from being the English game's whipping boys in 1991 when they became the first club to gain first-class status since Glamorgan in 1921. They make their first Lord's final appearance when they take on Hampshire in the Friends Provident Trophy showpiece on Saturday. more
	Essex to remember the good times 15-Aug-2007	If England thought they had injury problems with their bowling line up, then they should cast a glance in the direction of Nottinghamshire whose season could be ruined by fitness problems. more
	Twenty20: Sussex to spin to win 03-Aug-2007	The Twenty20 finals day takes place at Edgbaston on Saturday and is fast-becoming the most important day in the domestic calendar. The thrills and spills of the hit and giggle format have captured the imagination of the public like no other change in the county structure in history. more
	Lancs to go all way 23-Jul-2007	Lancashire are getting a little impatient in their bid to win the County Championship. To put it into perspective how long they have been waiting; Adolf Hitler started causing problems and we Brits had a decent relationship with the Russians. It was 1934 to be exact. more