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The Twenty20 Cup in 2008 runs from June 11 through to finals day at The Rose Bowl on Saturday July 26. Follow all the latest news, previews, match reports and exclusive interviews in this ecb.co.uk section
Whilst he may not admit it, Graeme Hick’s appearance for Worcestershire in their recent Twenty20 clash with Somerset to break the all-time appearance record in first-class cricket was yet another defining moment in a distinguished career.
Tickets for next week's Twenty20 quarter-finals are still on sale. Durham host Yorkshire, Essex play Northants, Middlesex face Lancashire at the Brit Oval while Kent travel to Warwickshire.
Essex's Graham Napier has moved to the top of the Sky Sports Sixes League after clearing the ropes 25 times in June.
Matthew Hoggard believes there will be little room for surprises after Yorkshire were drawn to play Durham in the quarter-finals of the Twenty20 Cup.
Defending champions Kent, plus Essex and Yorkshire claimed the final three quarter-final spots in the Twenty20 Cup.
Ben Scott and Eoin Morgan guided Middlesex to a seven-wicket win over Surrey in the South Division of the Twenty20 Cup at a sold out Brit Oval.
Warwickshire’s unbeaten run in this season's Twenty20 Cup ended with a 13-run defeat against Northamptonshire in their final group match.
Yasir Arafat took 3-12 as holders Kent Spitfires cruised into the quarter-finals of the Twenty20 Cup with a comfortable 50-run win over Sussex Sharks.
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