Amjad Khan

Denmark fast bowler Amjad Khan dedicated their four-wicket win over USA to captain Michael Pedersen, who had to return home to Denmark on the eve of the match to attend to a family emergency

A round-up of the fourth day's play at ICC World Cricket League Division Four in Los Angeles

Two teams will progress to Division Three, two will be relegated to Division Five, and it will all happen amid the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles

Pace bowler Amjad Khan has been released by Sussex as part of cost-cutting measures by the club after his 2013 season, his final year of a three-year contract, was severely disrupted by injury

Monty Panesar, the 'Sultan' himself, is spinning Sussex into contention for the Division One title.

Yorkshire had victory snatched from their grasp by Sussex off the last ball in a thrilling finish to the Clydesdale Bank 40 contest at Headingley

Amjad Khan took season's best figures as Sussex skittled Middlesex to give a further boost to their outside chance for the title

Tom Maynard made an unbeaten 86 in Surrey's 264 and the hosts then claimed five Sussex wickets late in the day

Opener Karl Turner posted his maiden County Championship half-century as Nottinghamshire made a steady start in reply to Sussex's imposing first innings total at Trent Bridge

Yorkshire stepped off the pedal after working their way into a promising position on the third day of their County Championship match against Sussex at Scarborough, and a draw now looks like the most probable result

Sussex have signed the Danish-born paceman Amjad Khan from Kent on a three-year contract.

It has been known for a long time that Kent are in financial trouble, but the club insist the future is bright as the chairman dips into his own pocket

Amjad Khan, the Danish-born fast bowler, will leave Kent when his contract expires at the end of the 2010 season

Darren Stevens put the skids under Somerset after Kent had won the toss on the opening day of the County Championship match at Taunton

Kent, who slipped to the bottom of the First Division after their defeat at home to Durham last week, have come back so well that the return fixture at The Riverside may well provide them with instant revenge. At the end of day one, they lead by 184 runs

The England Lions batsmen, Stephen Moore and Michael Carberry, have moved a step closer to international recognition

Kent dominated with bat and ball on day two at a cloudy St Lawrence to move within a point of securing the County Championship Division 2 title

Essex wicketkeeper James Foster and Sajid Mahmood, the Lancashire fast bowler, have been given further hope of international recalls after being named in the ECB's 25-man performance squad

England spinner Monty Panesar has been fined 25% of his match fee for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during the fifth Test against West Indies in Port of Spain