Summary

  • Surrey beat Somerset by an innings

  • Surrey go top of Division One - lead Somerset by 21 points

  • Essex lose four wickets in pursuit of 441 against Notts

  • Lancs set 602 to win by Worcs; Jennings scores ton

  • Day-night fixture at the Ageas Bowl

  • Hampshire make 443 to lead Yorkshire by 93

  • Get involved #bbccricket

Live Reporting

Jay Freeman

  1. Tom Moores on the attack

    Essex 206 v Notts 380 & 249-9

    Goodness me Simon Harmer is taking some tap here!

    Tom Moores launches three balls in his 15th over for maximums and takes two fours and finally a single for good measure.

    27 from the over and the lead is 423.

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  2. SURREY BEAT SOMERSET
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    Surrey 459 beat Somerset 180 & 210 by an innings and 69 runs

    It's all over!

    Morne Morkel charges in and bowls a bumper to Max Waller, who tries to flick it down to fine leg and top edges to Ollie Pope behind the stumps.

    James Hildreth is left high and dry on 89.

    Surrey top the table with a 21-point cushion at this point with an emphatic win in Guildford.

    Somerset slip to second.

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    Simon Dolley: With reference to the 10th wicket stand taking a score from 199-9 to 414, that is what @SomersetCCC need today and tomorrow!

    Can Max Waller be Somerset's Peter Smith?!

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    WICKET

    Groenewald b Dernbach 0 (Surrey 459 v Somerset 180 & 209-9 f/o)

    Two wickets in the over!

    Tim Groenewald plays half a drive to Jade Dernbach, who demolishes his stumps for a second-ball duck.

    Max Waller is the last man in. He has replaced Jack Leach as a concussion replacement after Leach was hit on the head while batting yesterday.

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    Davey c Pope b Dernbach 21 (Surrey 459 v Somerset 180 & 209-8 f/o)

    The end could be nigh for Somerset here.

    Josh Davey tries to pull a short one from Jade Dernbach and top edges to Ollie Pope behind the stumps.

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    John Traynor: Haseeb Hameed has an opportunity to bat for 150 overs on a good pitch.

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    WICKET

    Davies lbw b D'Oliveira 64 (Worcestershire 247 & 484-7d v Lancs 130 & 126-1)

    Ooh, that's a horrid shot!

    Alex Davies goes back to try and flay Brett D'Oliveira through the offside and is hit on the pads plumb in front.

    That's the end of a very good 1st wicket partnership. The new man is Haseeb Hameed.

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    Jack Ashbourne: Speaking of number 11’s getting scores... what’s the highest score by a genuine number 11 in Championship cricket?

    Prepare yourself for this Jack... Peter Smith scored 163 for Essex against Derbyshire at Chesterfield in 1947! He came in at 199-9 and Essex eventually made 414. Crazy.

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    Adams c Tattersall b Bresnan 147 (Hampshire 286-5 v Yorks 350)

    Big, big wicket for Yorkshire.

    Jimmy Adams tries to fend off a Tim Bresnan bumper and edges to keeper Jonathan Tattersall.

    Magnificent knock. 147 in 320 balls with 23 fours.

    Hampshire are 64 behind.

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    Dombacca: Half century coming up for Gurney

    If he does, it'll be his first in 124 first-class innings! A best of 42 not out for Harry.

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    WICKET

    Carter c Chopra b Quinn 14 (Essex 206 v Notts 380 & 208-9)

    Essex need to mop up quickly here. The target is already well north of 350.

    That'll do nicely!

    Matthew Carter edges Matt Quinn to Varun Chopra at slip.

    Harry Gurney is the last man in. 382 ahead.

  12. 50 for Keaton Jennings

    Worcestershire 247 & 484-7d v Lancashire 130 & 107-0

    And Jennings joins his partner with a 50 of his own.

    97 balls and ten fours.

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  13. 50 for Alex Davies

    Worcestershire 247 & 484-7d v Lancashire 130 & 105-0

    This has been an important knock for Alex Davies, who was averaging less than 20 in the Championship before this match.

    He flicks Charlie Morris to square leg for his 12th four to reach the landmark. 68 balls.

    Erm, just 497 required from here.

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  14. Derbyshire pile on the agony

    Glamorgan 283 v Derbyshire 360-9

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    Derbyshire’s sixth wicket pair of Gary Wilson and Matt Critchley were piling on the agony for Glamorgan in the Swansea sunshine, only to be parted by a bizarre run-out.

    Critchley took a quick single to reach his 50, the ball cannoned off the bowlers’ end stumps and Wilson was looking for an overthrow, only to be sent back and beaten by Prem Sisodiya’s throw.

    Sisodiya, the 19-year-old spinner, then bowled Tony Palladino for 0 to claim his maiden first-class wicket, and Andrew Salter had Hamidullah Qadri caught behind without scoring.

    Three wickets had fallen for two runs after a long period of batting dominance.

  15. Division Two update

    Durham are collapsing at Arundel. They've lost three quick wickets to fall to 92-5 against Sussex and are still 249 behind.

    Leicestershire's lead is up to 318 over Middlesex with four wickets left.

    At Tunbridge Wells, Warwickshire are 85-1 in their pursuit of 519 to beat Kent.

    BBC Sport Wales' Nick Webb has an update from Swansea...

  16. Hampshire regroup after early wicket at Southampton

    Hampshire 277-4 (97 overs) v Yorkshire 350

    26 runs added since the last wicket. Just 73 behind now.

    Lovely off drive by Jimmy Adams off Ben Coad to move to 142.

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    Fletcher run out 18 (Notts 380 & 178-8 v Essex 206

    Bit of a gift, really.

    Tom Moores drives a ball straight back to Matt Coles, who gets a deflection on to the stumps.

    Very unlucky for Luke Fletcher at the other end.

    Matthew Carter, it's over to you.

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  18. Davies and Jennings dig in

    Worcestershire 247 & 484-7d v Lancashire 130 & 71-0 (21 overs)

    Good opening partnership from Lancashire's Keaton Jennings (30*) and Alex Davies (41*) so far.

    Worcestershire have plenty of runs to play with of course, 531 of them now, so they can carry on attacking.

  19. Leach won't bat

    Surrey 459 v Somerset 180 & 152-7 (f/o)

    Some more news from Guildford...

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  20. 50 for James Hildreth

    Surrey 459 v Somerset 180 & 148-7 f/o (48 overs)

    Amidst the carnage at Guildford this has been a fine effort from James Hildreth, second only to Matt Renshaw among the Somerset run-scorers in the Championship this summer.

    That's 50 in 89 balls with seven fours in the sunshine.

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