Dan Mousley has been crowned a County Champion after his Warwickshire side demolished Leicestershire at Edgbaston to secure the 2026 title.

Mousley was part of the Trent Rockets men’s squad that topped the group-stage table of the 2026 edition of The Hundred and reached a second successive Lord’s final.

He has now helped his home county to success, playing all 14 games and contributing 664 runs - with four fifties and a century - as the Bears lifted their ninth Championship trophy.

The 25-year-old, who hit his top score of 144 against Surrey in April, also claimed three wickets with his part-time off-spin to help Warwickshire to seven wins across the summer.

Mousley’s side led the table by 11 points heading into the final round of fixtures, making them heavy favourites to seal the title, and they did so in style, dispatching the Foxes by an innings and 79 runs.

Meanwhile, Ben Raine’s Durham also enjoyed success in the First-Class format this month, as they were promoted to the top flight after winning the Division Two title in dominant fashion.

Raine contributed 47 wickets at an average of just 20.08 across the ten matches he played, as the north-eastern outfit finished a huge 47 points clear of fellow promoted side Kent.