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Calvin Harrison walks off after a thrilling run chase against Gloucestershire. (Photograph: Peter Short)

Harrison: Blast momentum key to Northamptonshire's epic chase

Calvin Harrison reflects how Northamptonshire's recent Vitality Blast form helped lay the foundations for their thrilling final-day chase against...

19.06.26, 13:39 Updated 19.06.26, 14:18

Jeremy Blackmore

Jeremy Blackmore

Adjusting to four-day cricket so soon after playing six rounds of Vitality Blast matches was a big challenge, losing Gloucestershire captain Cameron Bancroft conceded after the conclusion of his side’s epic battle with Northamptonshire on Monday evening.

Bancroft was quick to stress that it was no excuse for how the Glo’sters had performed but acknowledged that switching back from T20 to Championship cricket demanded greater attention to detail.

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Jeremy Blackmore

Jeremy Blackmore is the founder and editor of The Steeler. Jeremy is a freelance cricket writer and Wantage Road regular. He has written extensively for a host of publications including The Cricketer, The Cricket Paper, Wisden Cricket Monthly and ESPNcricinfo. He also covers Northamptonshire for the ECB Reporters Network.

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