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After masterminding a brilliant 190 run victory against London rivals Surrey in the Bob Willis Trophy, Middlesex skipper Stephen Eskinazi spoke to BBC London's Kevin Hand
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Middesex took control of proceedings at the Oval, as a terrific third day sees them heading into the final day on 184 for 3, leading Surrey by 249 runs.
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Another stunning five-wicket swing display from Tim Murtagh put Middlesex in control at the Oval. He caught up with Kevin Hand at the close to talk us through it.
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Watch the action from day two at the Oval, as Surrey batted well to fight back and reach the half way stage with the game in the balance
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BBC London's Kevin Hand caught up with debutant Thilan Walallawita at the close of day two, after the young left arm spinner took his maiden first-class wicket against Surrey
Session-by-session updates from the KIA Oval provided by the ECB Reporters Network
Thanks to Surrey Cricket, you can watch all the action via our hosts' live stream right here! Enjoy folks...
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BBC London's Kevin Hand caught up Nick Gubbins at the close, after the left-hander had hit an unbeaten on 150 at the Oval against Surrey
Today also sees the start of Middlesex Women’s 2020 season, as they take on Essex in a newly formed London Championship
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Ahead of training this morning, we caught up with Head Coach Stuart Law, to chat about the clash ahead against Surrey at the Oval
Stuart Law has named a fourteen-man squad for tomorrow's Bob Willis Trophy clash at the Kia Oval vs Surrey
Following Government advice today, the pilot event to allow crowds into the Oval has been cancelled and will now be played behind closed doors
Host Dave Fulton puts members' topics of discussion to panel of Middlesex club representatives
We still have pairs of tickets available for day one of the Bob Willis Trophy clash at the Oval on Saturday! Book them here!
He survived the nightmare that was the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004 – now Thilan Walallawita is dreaming of his debut in first-class cricket.
