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Spectators have been told to stay away from Durham's Riverside ground at Chester-le-Street after it was hit by Storm Dave overnight.

The start of the third day's play in the County Championship Division Two match between Durham and Kent has been delayed.

A club statement said "damage has been caused within the venue" and fans have been advised to stay away.

The statement continued: "The club have been in discussions with the match officials and venue staff this morning and following the impact on the pitch and structures within the ground it is confirmed that play will not commence on time, and a further update will be provided in due course.

"The safety of all in attendance is our number one priority in any decisions we make."

The extent of the damage at the Riverside, an international cricket venue, has not yet been disclosed.
 
Covers are in the stands! But the ground is now open, umpires still checking the pitch after the rain
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Lots of big scores all over both divisions in the first two games.....centuries almost everywhere. It's great,highly unusual, and I wonder why so many runs? It's not like the weather has been fantastically warm to quicken up the pitches. Anyone?