Durham's teenage debutant Daniel Hogg takes 7-66 to help beat Nottinghamshire by an innings at Chester-le-Street.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Debutant Daniel Hogg, just 19, will remember this match for a long time.

He's helped Durham to victory against Notts, taking the four wickets needed on the final day to finish with impressive figures of 7-66 in 25 overs. There were also seven maidens.

In all, he took eight wickets in the match and if you add in Ben McKinney's debut century on day one, the Durham youngsters have had a lot to celebrate.

The only downside to the game was Neil Wagner's shoulder injury - but his absence on days three and four allowed Hogg to shine.

Next up, it's Taunton away on Thursday. Durham will head off for a week on the road, with their T20 quarter-final at The Oval to follow on 3 September.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Teenage debutant Daniel Hogg has picked up a five-for on the final morning here in CLS.

Both catches have come in the slips. Scott Borthwick took the first one, at first slip, low to his right. That saw off Jack Haynes, who'd faced 172 balls for a very determined 69.

Calvin Harrison then edged to Ashton Turner at second slip on one.

Hogg, who is 19 and came through the academy, has bowled really well in the absence of the injured Neil Wagner. His figures are 5-60 in 22 overs with six maidens.

It's a grey day in the North East and there's a threat of rain in the not too distant future, so Durham need to wrap this up quickly. Two more wickets needed for an innings victory.

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Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

This has all become rather dull. Notts have decided to try and block everything out now. 12 of the 16 overs before tea were maidens and so was the first after it.

Jack Haynes and Matthew Montgomery look like they could block out the rest of the day without too much trouble.

While Montgomery had a bit of a torrid time dealing with Bas De Leede a little earlier, none of the rest of the bowling in the last hour or so has looked at all menacing.

Haynes has 26 and Montgomery 12. Both have had big scores against Durham in the past and need to do a job for their team again today.

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Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It's not good news for Durham with regards to fast bowler Neil Wagner. He fell awkwardly on the ball yesterday while fielding and has injured his shoulder.

I gather he's been for an MRI scan today but is not expected to bowl again in this game. Paul Coughlin is his replacement.

So without Wagner, where is this game heading? He took four wickets yesteday.

If Durham take two quick wickets ths morning they may well enforce the follow-on, but if Notts bat through the session that could well change things.

The weather forecast tomorrow is not the best either.

Mark Wood has a right thigh injury and will not feature on day four against Sri Lanka.