Final day of seven matches in latest round of County Championship
Yorkshire draw with Lancashire as Brook makes 82 not out
Kent v Surrey & Warwickshire v Northants end in draws
Derbys v Worcs, Middlesex v Notts & Leics v Sussex also drawn
Durham beat Glamorgan by 58 runs
Northeast c Borthwick b Potts 26 (Durham v Glam 84-5, target 191)
A second one for Durham inside the opening 45 minutes.
Sam Northeast squared up, just pushes his hands at one enough to nick to second slip.
Glamorgan not even halfway to their target and they’ve lost half their side.
Potts with 4-28 now.
Yorkshire 379 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
As expected, Lancashire have asked Yorkshire to bat again.
Two or three wickets before lunch would make things very interesting.
Rauf b Parkinson 2 (Yorkshire 379 all out v Lancashire 566-9 dec)
Haris Rauf has a huge mow at Matt Parkinson, misses, and is bowled.
That's the end of the Yorkshire first innings with a deficit of 187.
Lancashire will surely enforce the follow-on and make their rivals bat again.
Kent 230 & 108-1 (f/o) v Surrey 671-9 dec
Good news for Kent, bad news for Surrey.
Some rain has arrived at Beckenham and off they go.
Middx 83-3 (target 516) v Notts
A massive task ahead of Middlesex today to try and survive with seven wickets in hand.
They may need some help from the weather to get out of this one.
Unscathed in the opening half hour with Sam Robson on 62 and Max Holden 7.
Australian cricket has lost Rodney Marsh, Shane Warne and now Andrew Symonds, all in the space of a couple of months.
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Patterson c Croft b Wood 19 (Yorkshire 374-9 v Lancashire 566-9 dec)
Gone.
Steven Patterson tries to fend off a short ball from Luke Wood but it loops to gully.
Haris Rauf comes in at number 11.
The Australian, who was actually born in Birmingham, hit one of his two Test centuries against England in the 2006 Boxing Day Test at Melbourne.
Symonds made 156 in an Aussie victory.
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Yorkshire 368-8 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
Nice shot.
Steven Patterson squirts Luke Wood behind point for four.
49 more needed to avoid the follow-on.
India captain Virat Kohli and others have been paying tribute...
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Kent 230 & 86-1 (f/o) v Surrey 671-9 dec
Kent opener Ben Compton is enjoying a season to remember.
The left-hander goes to his sixth half-century in nine innings, three of which he's turned into hundreds.
657 runs at an average of more than 93 is a hugely impressive return.
Carlson c †Eckersley b Potts 0 (Durham v Glam 70-4, target 191)
First full over of the morning and Durham strike!
Matty Potts with a bit of bounce and Kieran Carlson can’t get out of the way in time and gets a thin touch behind.
Game on…
Tributes to Andrew Symonds have been pouring in from his former Australia team-mates...
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Yorkshire 356-8 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
Lancashire leg-spinner Matt Parkinson gets things under way at Headingley with Jordan Thompson facing.
Can Yorkshire's final two wickets get the 61 runs they need to avoid the follow-on?
Both sides are wearing black armbands to remember Andrew Symonds who played for Lancashire in 2005.
Durham v Glamorgan 65-3 (target 191)
Martin Emmerson
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Glamorgan are three down in their second innings in Chester-le-Street and having been set a target of just 191 yesterday, need another 126 to get the job done today.
Durham were going along nicely at 179-3 in their second innings but collapsed, losing their last seven wickets for 65 runs. On what still looks like a decent pitch I think that will be a difficult total to defend.
But what is really baffling is the quality of the Dukes cricket balls they are using this season. There were five unscheduled ball changes yesterday because they keep going out of shape. There have been seven in the game so far. And it's been happening in every game so far this year too.
The Durham skipper Scott Borthwick admits it's a problem: "The balls have been shocking this year. We have been on a call with the ECB at the start of the week. I think there have been more ball changes so far this season than all of last season.
"They seem to go soft pretty quickly and then swell a bit and go out of shape. I think the pitches are firmer and a bit harder so that may be a cause. But they are just not a great batch to be honest."
The sun is shining in the north east, contrary to the weather forecast of a day or so ago so we shouldn't have any interruptions today. I can't see this one going much beyond lunch though.
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Yorkshire 356-8 v Lancashire 566-9 dec
Yorkshire and Lancashire will also have a minute's slience before play to remember Andrew Symonds and wear black armbands.
The hosts head into the final day at Headingley needing another 61 runs to avoid the follow-on.
If they are made to bat again, it could make for a hugely interesting conclusion to the match, but it's a tough ask for Lancashire to take 12 more wickets on this pitch.
Kent 230 & 82-1 (f/o) v Surrey 671-9 dec
Two of Andrew Symonds' former sides, Kent and Surrey, will remember him with a minute's silence before play and by wearing black armbands.
Surrey are chasing a victory in that game at Beckenham and need nine more Kent wickets.
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