Karl Krikken says Derbyshire are not being 'bullied' any more after beating Middlesex Looking ahead to facing Surrey and Somerset, he added: "The next two will be massive. Momentum is with us. Middlesex had an outside chance of victory at the start of the day, but things quickly went wrong. The first major blow in their run chase came when opener Sam Robson's disappointing recent form - since his qualification for England - continued and he was bowled by Tim Groenewald for 29. Middlesex's middle order has looked too brittle this season and they struggled here with the pressure on. Eoin Morgan failed to deliver again when he dragged on a wider Mark Footitt ball and was out for nine. Footitt quickly struck another blow, impressively bowling Neil Dexter for two. The last hope for the visitors was Adam Voges, who was playing well in his final appearance before he is replaced by returning Australia batsman Chris Rogers, who is expected to retake the championship captaincy. Voges reached 48 but Peter Burgoyne tempted him to push to slip. Middlesex finally showed some fight when Gareth Berg (71) and Ollie Rayner (46 not out) put on an 85-run partnership, but the damage had already been done. Middlesex captain Dexter believes his side are not out of the title race, though. "Our run-in for the last four games is a lot better than others."" Derbyshire, meanwhile, have been penalised two points for the 2014 season because of their "poor" pitch at Derby for the YB40 match against Durham last week.