Eighteen teams will compete in the 122nd edition of the county season, with the sides divided into two divisions. Division One has Essex, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Kent, Lancashire, Northamptonshire, Somerset, Surrey, Warwickshire, and Yorkshire, while Derbyshire, Durham, Glamorgan, Leicestershire, Middlesex, Nottinghamshire, Sussex, and Worcestershire make up the Second Division.A number of overseas players, including top Test stars Shaheen Afridi, Marnus Labuschagne and Cheteshwar Pujara will be seen in action for different teams in the upcoming County Championship. The tournament will start from April 7 and run till September 29. A total of 126 matches will be played in the tournament, including 70 in Division One, and 56 in Division Two.See the full schedule of the County Championship 2022 here.Read the full squad list of County Championship here.County Championship: Where to watch county cricket in 2022LaptopEvery single game will be available to watch on ECB’s website ecb.co.uk/championship-live.MobileThe England Cricket app will also live stream games on mobile.You can go to the match centre of your preferred game and click on the ‘video’ option to watch the matches on your mobile devices.Every county side will also live stream their respective home matches, either on their websites or on social media.ECB will also show the daily highlights on their website at the end of the day.Where to listen to County Championship on radioEvery ball of the county games will be available on local radio stations. BBC Sport and BBC Radio Wales will also broadcast running commentary of the matches.The ECB website as well as the England Cricket app will also have the option of commentary during the live streaming of their videos.
