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What a finish to four days of cricket - Surrey win in the final over at Scarborough and remain unbeaten at the top of Division One, despite Hampshire's victory over Warwickshire earlier in the day.

Notts are still leaders of Division Two after holding out for a draw against Glamorgan at Sophia Gardens.

But if you wanted records today, Hove was the place to be. Colin Ackermann and Wiaan Mulder hit double centuries and shared a stand of 477 for Leicestershire, whose 756-4 declared against Sussex was their highest ever score.

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Division One

Hampshire 370-9 dec & 91-2 v Warwickshire 217 & 243

Hampshire won by 8 wickets

Kent 335 & 161 v Northamptonshire 303 & 396-8 dec

Northamptonshire won by 203 runs

Lancashire 624-9 dec v Somerset 446 & 213-7

Match drawn

Yorkshire 521 & 220 v Surrey 515 & 228-6

Surrey won by 4 wickets

Division Two

Durham 296 & 221-7 v Derbyshire 283 & 398-8 dec

Match drawn

Glamorgan 318 & 421-5 dec v Nottinghamshire 285 & 259-4

Match drawn

Sussex 588 & 220-1 v Leicestershire 756-4 dec

Match drawn

Division One

• Surrey - played 9, 165 pts
• Hampshire - played 9, 150 pts
• Lancashire - played 9, 137 pts
• Essex - played 8, 118 pts
• Yorkshire - played 8, 103 pts
• Northants - played 8, 103 pts
• Warwickshire - played 9, 95 pts
• Kent - played 9, 90 pts
• Somerset - played 8, 72 points
• Gloucestershire - played 9, 55 pts

Division Two

• Nottinghamshire - played 9, 159 pts
• Middlesex - played 9, 138 pts
• Glamorgan - played 9, 137 pts
• Worcestershire - played 9, 127 pts
• Derbyshire - played 9, 124 pts
• Durham - played 9, 111 pts
• Sussex - played 9, 93 pts
• Leicestershire - played 9, 66 pts

Magnificent - Aaron Hardie pulls Steven Patterson for four and Surrey win at Scarborough with three balls to spare.

It looked like Yorkshire might pull off the win after reducing the visitors to 147-6 - but Shannon Gabriel had to leave the field after a two-wicket burst.

Foakes and Hardie kept their cool with an unbroken stand of 81 to see Surrey home to their fifth win of the season and a 15-point lead over second-paced Hampshire.

Jamie Overton hit 28 off 24 balls after taking a career-best 6-61 in Yorkshire's second innings.

Ben Foakes swings at that one, doesn't make a clean contact, but he picks up a single. Aaron Hardie on strike. Three needed off four.

Liam Trevaskis and 18-year-old Stanley McAlindon played out the final 10 overs as Durham secured a draw with Derbyshire at the Riverside.

Trevaskis batted more than two and a half hours for his 19 not out after two quick wickets just prior to tea had left Durham in difficulties at 143-5.

Ben Foakes tries to drive. Dot ball. Four needed off five.

Ben Foakes keeps the strike.

Surrey require four runs from the final over.

Tense enough for you?

Steven Patterson will bowl.

Adam Lyth fields again. Five off seven needed.

Ben Foakes uses his feet and whips a Jordan Thompson full toss away for four.

Great batting - five needed off eight.

Ben Foakes drive. Again, he can't beat Adam Lyth. Nine needed off nine.

Adam Lyth fields at cover. No run. Nine needed off 10.

A free run for Surrey as Jordan Thompson sends down a wide....nine needed, still 11 balls to come.

A swish by Ben Foakes - but he doesn't make contact......11 balls left.

Decent over by Steven Patterson, only four runs from it.

Surrey need 11 from 12 balls.

Ben Foakes will be on strike for the start of the next over. Both he and Aaron Hardie are 36 not out.

Aaron Hardie hammers it down into the pitch and a leaping Adam Lyth cannot prevent the ball bouncing over his head at cover and rolling to the boundary.

A mis-field gifts Hardie a second run from the penultimate ball and he picks up a single to end the over.

Three more to come - Surrey need 14 more.

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Durham 209-7 (target 386 v Derbys)

Strange though it might seem, Derbyshire have just taken the new ball.

They've handed that ball to Ben Aitchison, who will presumably get two overs to use it as there are four left in the match.

Aaron Hardie can make nothing of Steven Patterson's first three deliveries but just clears sub Matthew Revis at mid-on from the next and it runs away for four.

A single from the final ball keeps the Aussie on strike and Surrey require 23 from 24 balls to win.

Looks like it's going to be Jordan Thompson to bowl the next one.

Great over for Surrey. They require 28 from five.

Ben Foakes is 33 not out, Aaron Hardie has 21.

Six overs remaining at Chester-le-Street as Liam Trevaskis plays out a maiden from spinner Alex Thomson.

Stanley McAlindon is now alongside Trevaskis, who has occupied the crease more than two hours for his 15 not out.