Yorkshire can win the County Championship if they beat Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge.

The White Rose - led by England's Joe Root - have won the toss and will bat first.

There is live ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra from 10:25 BST.

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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) confirms it will appeal against Saeed Ajmal's suspension for an illegal bowling action.

A PCB spokesman said: "It's a big jolt for us. It's not easy to replace a player like Ajmal who is a match-winner. We will appeal against the ICC decision."

If you press the highlights tab on your Sportsday page you can listen to audio highlights of England's win in Switzerland, there are also interviews with Danny Welbeck and Roy Hodgson.

Burnley goalkeeper Alex Cisak, 25, formerly with Leicester, Oldham, Accrington Stanley and Portsmouth, has signed a new two-year deal with the Clarets.

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen tweets, external: "Wow - Ajmal banned! Never nice to see fellow professionals going through a tough time...hopefully he's back soon!"

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More from Graham Poll on 5 live Breakfast this morning after he was asked about TV replays allowing coaches to challenge a referee's decision possibly being trialled next year.

He says: "As a referee, I've known when I have made a mistake. I've given a penalty and, as soon as I have given it, the reaction of the players and almost the feel you get from the crowd of disbelief you go 'I think I have made a mistake there'.

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"You can't change it because you have got nothing to refer to. In your own heart you think 'let me have a look'.

"There was the Thierry Henry handball in the France game against the Republic of Ireland where the referee knew something was wrong but didn't have the opportunity to object. In that situation the managers would have put their objection in, it would have been reviewed and the decision would have been changed so that would work."

Phil McNulty was in Basel to see England's 2-0 win over Switzerland, and in his column for the BBC website, Phil praises Roy Hodgson's diamond formation. "It was a tactic of positive intent and worked, both from a defensive and attacking perspective," he says.

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The Daily Express opt for another shin pun, and Paul Joyce writes:, external "Hodgson's decision to hand Fabian Delph his full debut was something of a surprise, but it was the move to put Wilshere at the base of a 'diamond' that pepped the imagination."

The Guardian's cricket correspondent Mike Selvey tweets, external: "Saeed Ajmal suspended from bowling. Testing shows all deliveries illegal. Huge call by ICC and serious re modification needed to action."

We're asking this morning for your views on England's win in Switzerland, and whether you agree with Phil McNulty's England player ratings. Please let us know via #bbcsportsday,, external the BBC Sport Facebook, external page or Google+., external

Martin McHugh:, external Wondering what won't please the haters this time. A good solid win. Well done Hodgson!

Terry Urbanczyk:, external I don't mean to be negative as this was a great result, but this is only one game. England need to be consistent.

Dean McNamara:, external Sorry Phil, 5/10 for Jones is Harsh. Other than that pass he played well. Even ITV commentators sang his praises - 7/10 for me.

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Former Premier League referee Graham Poll was a guest of 5 live Breakfast on the subject of TV replays allowing coaches to challenge a referee's decision possibly being trialled next year.

He said: "It's a great idea. Everyone thinks that technology can help the beleaguered referees. The game has speeded up. Players are more crafty and deceitful than they have ever been. Unfortunately, that is a fact of life and, therefore, referees do need help.

"Everyone who watches a game on the television knows within seconds when a clear error has been made and the one guy that doesn't is the referee and that isn't fair."

The BBC's cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew has reacted to the suspension of Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal for an illegal bowling action.

He tweeted, external: "ICC promised a crackdown after all the chucking in the World T20. Showing they meant it. There are others out there."

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Not too complicated a headline in the Daily Mirror, but Martin Lipton, external has words of cautious optimism: "We will never forget Brazil, the anguish and sense of emptiness they put us through. Nor, surely, will we make the mistake of thinking everything has been put right by 90 minutes.

"But on Monday night, as Roy Hodgson was rewarded for having the courage to change his England template, it felt that the seeds of a new beginning were being sown."

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Arsenal's Jack Wilshere was deployed at the base of England's diamond formation and he told 5 live after the win in Switzerland: "We didn't surprise ourselves. A few people said it would be a big test - and it was - but we showed what we can do. We have got great players here and we believe in ourselves.

"They will still pick the negatives from it and there were some points we have to work on.

"It's the first time we have played that formation. We adapted to it so well. The Liverpool players are used to playing it and they really helped with that tonight. You could see they are comfortable with it and we will get better in that and take that into the next game and hopefully get another result."

BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty was in Basel last night and he has written his England player ratings. Goalkeeper Joe Hart and two-goal striker Danny Welbeck receive 8/10, with defender Phil Jones the lowest on 5/10.

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A more erudite headline from the Times, with Matt Hughes writing, external that Danny Welbeck's two goals were a "deserved reward for England's energetic and enterprising display, which vindicated Hodgson's decision to select a new-look side in an experimental diamond formation".

That win for Cilic means that British number one Andy Murray will slip out of the world's top 10 for the first time since 2008.

Murray also drops to 11th place in the Race to London - with a significant number of points to make up on Tomas Berdych, who currently occupies the final qualifying position for the World Tour Finals.

Murray is due to play three more events before November's event and may need to reach the final of either the Shanghai or Paris Masters to have a chance of qualifying.

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In New York last night, Croatia's Marin Cilic won his first Grand Slam title with a comprehensive 6-3 6-3 6-3 win over Kei Nishikori of Japan at the US Open.

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Let's get some reaction to England's win over Switzerland and Steven Howard in the Sun, external describes it as a "great start to a new campaign for Hodgson's young England lions". There was a little aside, however, the headline making reference to Danny Welbeck's opening goal coming off his shin: "Welbeck's Smashin.", external

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More on the big story from the cricket world this morning. Saeed Ajmal was reported for a suspect action after the first Test match against Sri Lanka in Galle last month.

The analysis was performed on 25 August by the ICC's accredited team of human movement specialists using the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane.

Ajmal can apply for a re-assessment after he has modified his bowling action.