Summary

  • Adam Lyth scores 185 as Yorkshire declare with 519 lead over Essex

  • Haynes & Patterson-White hit centuries as Notts beat Hampshire by 366 runs

  • Surrey need to score 515 to avoid follow-on possibility against Warwickshire

  • Worcestershire chasing target of 361 by Sussex at Hove

  • Glamorgan win by an innings and 161 runs after making Kent follow on

  • Northants beat Lancashire by 70 runs after bowling them out for 165

Live Reporting

Gideon Brooks, Paul Grunill and Lennan Tomlins

  1. wicket

    WICKET

    Allison c Bess b White 20 (Essex 42-3 - target 520)

    Not the shot the situation required.

    Charlie Allison fails to get on top of an off-drive and picks out Dom Bess, who takes the catch.

    Robin Das and Matt Critchley now together for Essex.

  2. wicket

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    Lawes c Davies b Webster 7 (Warks 665-5 dec v Surrey 346-9)

    Beau Webster comes in for another over of gentle off-spin, finds the edge of Tom Lawes' bat and keeper Alex Davies does the rest.

    Ben Foakes is still there on 67 not out as number 11 Matthew Fisher joins him at the crease.

  3. 'Yorkshire bowling well'

    Essex 123 & 42-2 v Yorks 216 & 426-6 dec

    Dick Davies
    BBC Essex

    All the Yorkshire bowlers have bowled very well.

    It's often the way that all the bowlers bowl well but for some reason one will have more wickets than the others.

    Sometimes it's the pressure created by all the bowlers, it's very much a team effort.

  4. wicket

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    Westley lbw Hill 18 (Essex 42-2 - target 520 v Yorks)

    Six wickets in the first innings and now an important one in this for George Hill.

    Tom Westley is lbw to one that may have kept a little low and Essex have lost their two most experienced batters with 15 overs left today.

  5. NORTHANTS BEAT LANCS BY 70 RUNS

    (Northants 238 & 273 v Lancs 276 & 165)

    Northamptonshire land a first win of the campaignGetty Images

    Northamptonshire celebrate the wicket of Josh Bohannon

    A first win of the campaign for Northants is brought up as Will Williams edges Liam Guthrie to Lewis McManus who takes the catch.

    It is a first win over Lancs since September 2005 and it is doubly sweet given it allows them to swap places with their visitors at the bottom of the Division Two table.

    Lancashire will kick themselves having put a victory within reach having been in control both in Northants second innings when they had them 189-7 and again in their chase when Marcus Harris and Josh Bohannon were coasting towards a 236 target at 116-2.

    But on the first occasion an astonishing assault with the bat from Ben Sanderson who struck 65 from 28 balls wrenched momentum back to Northants.

    And then with the ball Calvin Harrison removed both set batsmen before going on to take 4-32.

  6. 50 runs

    50 for Libby

    Sussex 284 & 256 v Worcs 180 & 105-2

    Jake Libby helps himself to three consecutive fours off some increasingly loose bowling from James Hayes.

    The first brings up his 50, the second Worcs' 100 and the third nothing in particular but Hayes could be due a rest now.

  7. Warks 665-6 dec v Surrey 339-8

    You might say this is intimidatory stuff, but if you grew up watching the great West Indies quicks it's a happy reminder of something we don't see too much of in the modern game.

    Che Simmons bangs another one into the deck and it flicks off Tom Lawes' helmet on its way over the keeper for four leg-byes.

  8. Simmons shakes up Foakes

    Warks 665-6 dec v Surrey 334-8

    Che SimmonsRex Features

    Che Simmons really has his dander up now.

    Ben Foakes tries a pull shot but he's too late on the shot and is fortunate that is doesn't fly off the glove to short leg.

    The physio comes out with the 'magic spray' and we have a brief hold-up.

  9. Essex 27 -1 - target 520 v Yorks

    Charlie Allison flips a leg stump delivery by Ben Coad fine for four.

    He is 14 not out and there are 18 more overs remaining in the day's play.

    Essex cannot afford any further loss.

  10. 'Hampshire completely outplayed'

    Notts 333 & 345 v Hants 196 & 116

    Kevan James
    BBC Radio Solent commentator

    Hampshire have been outplayed in every department. It's been a horrible three days from a Hampshire point of view.

    It's their fourth-ever highest margin of defeat, that gives you an idea of just how much they've been outplayed, they even had a former player doing well against them.

    From a Hampshire point of view, it's not been great but you have to move on. In three days time, we go to Warwickshire and somehow you just have to put this behind you.

    Hopefully we will learn from the mistakes we made in this game.

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    Nicholls c Simpson b Hayes 34 (Worcs 88-2, target 361)

    A breakthrough just when it Worcs were starting to believe and it is a first first class wicket for James Hayes.

    Henry Nicholls is furious with himself there, drawn into hooking at a short ball outside leg stump but getting a feather on it.

    John Simpson was following the ball down leg and grabbed the chance.

    Worcs now need to consolidate to the close but Sussex will believe another is there for the taking tonight in order to shift momentum further their way.

  12. wicket

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    Smith c Hain b Simmons 0 (Warks 665-5 dec v Surrey 331-8)

    Leg theory does the job for Che Simmons.

    Nathan Smith is shaken up by that one and can only fend it off, with Sam Hain taking the catch at leg slip.

    There are another 12 overs left after this one.

  13. 'Incredible team effort from Notts'

    Notts 333 & 345 v Hants 196 & 116

    Dave Bracegirdle
    BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

    There's a warm applause from the crowd, what a team effort that has been.

    Notts have been missing a few players, but Liam Patterson-White has come to the party today with a career best 135.

    It's not been a great few days up in the East Midlands for Hampshire.

  14. NOTTS BEAT HANTS BY 366 RUNS

    Baker c Ahmed b Patterson-White 27 (Hants 116 all out)

    Lyndon James celebrates with Nottinghamshire teammatesRex Features

    Lyndon James celebrates his five for with Nottinghamshire teammates

    Notts confirm their residency at the top of Division One is no fluke by completing a comprehensive thumping of Hampshire with over a day to spare.

    Sonny Baker is the final wicket to fall top edging a delivery from Liam Patterson-White with Farhan Ahmed doing the honours taking the catch.

    It was a match which featured superb contributions with the ball from Mo Abbas, taking 5-31 in the first innings against his old side on his debut for Notts, and Kyle Abbott 5-57 and eight in the match.

    There were also centuries with the bat in Notts second innings from Liam Patterson-White and Jack Haynes.

    But ultimately it was the contribution from Freddie McCann, whose 138 in the first innings after Notts were put into bat, ensured the hosts were able to post a 137 first innings lead.

    There will be, and should be, recriminations about the manner of a second innings collapse by Ben Brown's Hampshire side with them never displaying the application to take this into a fourth day.

    For all that Lyndon James took 5-22 and Brett Hutton 4-56 rarely will the pair take cheaper wickets than they did in helping to shell out Hampshire on the way to their fourth highest ever margin of defeat.

  15. Women's One-Day Cup latest

    Wins today for Durham, Hampshire and Lancashire, while Surrey appear on course to beat Somerset at Taunton.

    Durham chased down a target o4 244 to beat Warwickshire by three wickets, while Emma Lamb's 74 helped the Red Rose defeat The Blaze by four wickets.

    At the Utilita Bowl, Hampshire made 273-5 and Essex came up short by 17 runs, despite Grace Scrivens scoring 101 off 120 balls.

  16. Essex 19-1 - target 520 v Yorks

    Long shadows across the ground now as Charlie Allison punches a short one from Jack White away to the boundary.

  17. 6 runs

    Two sixes for Baker

    Notts 333 & 345 v Hants 196 & 116-9

    Sonny Baker is determined to go down in a blaze of glory and has launched two huge sixes off Liam Patterson-White to move to 27 off 42 balls.

  18. Worcestershire make 'good start'

    Sussex 284 & 256 v Worcs 180 & 75-1

    Adrian Harms
    BBC Sussex

    A good start from Worcestershire in pursuit of 361 to win.

    Despite the loss of Gareth Roderick, Jake Libby and Henry Nicholls have dug in reducing the target to less than 300

    The pitch is still favouring the seamers, with a hint of turn for Jack Carson, but if these two can see the visitors to the close we could be in for an interesting day tomorrow

  19. wicket

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    Phillip c & b Harrison 1 (Lancs 144-9, target 236)

    Anderson Phillip goes down on one knee to Calvin Harrison to attempt a slog sweep but skies a top edge which the bowler collects off his own bowling towards mid on.

    Northants are one wicket from a win which will be a first of the campaign and enough for them to swap places with Lancashire at the bottom of the Division Two table.

  20. wicket

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    Clark c Davies b Simmons 0 (Warks 665-5 dec v Surrey 331-7)

    What an unusual dismissal.

    Che Simmons bangs on in short at Jordan Clark, who drops his hands but leaves the bat semi-perpendicular and the ball flicks the back of it on the way through to keeper Alex Davies.

    A bonus wicket for Warwickshire as Clark goes for a golden duck.