Hamish Marshall

A round-up of the Ford Trophy matches played on February 8, 2017

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Hamish Bennett and Jeetan Patel, along with the Wellington openers, came to the fore to give the home team a hard-earned three-wicket win over Canterbury and join Central Districts in the final of the 2016-17 Super Smash

Hamish Marshall's third T20 century led Wellington to a six-wicket victory over Otago in Alexandra

A round-up of the Super Smash matches held on December 18, 2016

Hamish Marshall played his part in guiding Gloucestershire to an unlikely draw in their final Specsavers County Championship game of the season against Sussex in Bristol.

Hamish Marshall's fourth championship century of the season - his 22nd for his county - and an unbeaten 58 from David Payne enabled Gloucestershire to gain an advantage in Cardiff

Kent delighted in a productive debut for Hardus Viljoen as they responded to Essex's victory with their own triumph at Bristol to keep the Division Two title race bubbling

Hamish Marshall, Gloucestershire's veteran batsman, has announced he will be leaving at the end of the season after 11 years with the club

Gloucestershire overcame a tricky pitch and fading light to pull off a deserved seven-wicket NatWest T20 Blast win over Kent with four deliveries to spare.

Hamish Marshall remembers last year's Royal London Cup final at Lord's, where Gloucestershire nicked a six-run victory against Surrey, as "one of the best days of cricket" he's experienced but knows that it will be a tall order to defended the title this

Hamish Marshall saved Gloucestershire from first-day capitulation against Kent by scoring the 28th first-class hundred of his career in steamy Canterbury.

Benny Howell and Hamish Marshall combined in a stand of 129 to help propel Gloucestershire to a first-innings lead against Glamorgan

Hamish Marshall and Michael Klinger produced an opening stand of 156 as Gloucestershire thrashed arch-rivals Somerset by eight wickets

Hamish Marshall and Geraint Jones saved the day for Gloucestershire and set up a potentially exciting fourth and final day at Bristol.

An unbroken 130-run partnership between fourth-wicket pair Peter Handscomb and Hamish Marshall after tea on day three ensured Gloucestershire took charge against Lancashire at Old Trafford.

Chris Dent's second County Championship hundred of the season ensured Gloucestershire had just the better of day one against Lancashire at Old Trafford.

Hamish Marshall on his New Zealand career, playing backyard cricket with his twin, and how he likes his steak