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Yorkshire hit with 48-point Championship deduction and largely suspended £400,000 fine
The Tykes' home game with Durham at rain-lashed Scarborough abandoned as a draw
Dane Paterson (5-41) and Brett Hutton (4-40) skittle Kent for 85 as Notts win by 321 runs
Northants reach 212-5 to draw at Old Trafford after Lancashire declare on 544-7
Harry Came & Luis Reece tons in record-breaking 360-run stand as Derby draw with Glam
Ollie Price hits 115 but Jake Libby replies with ton as Pears lead grows to 421 against Glos
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Northants 342 & 149-4, Lancashire 544-7 dec
Near miss for Lancashire off spinner Jack Morley against former Lancs man Luke Procter.
Phil Salt thought he had him and whipped the bails off.
Big shout. But umpire James Middlebrook was the man whose opinion matters most.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 142-4
Luke Procter and Saif Zaib are the new batters for Northants.
They have a big job on their hands.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 134-4
Tom Hartley has another!
He gets Sam Whiteman playing forward and it's well taken, one-handed, by George Bell at short leg.
Both Gay and Whiteman, who had dropped anchor, are now out.
Can Lancashire sense an opening?
Worcestershire 406 & 55-3, Gloucestershire 301
A second wicket in successive overs for Paul van Meekeren as he hangs onto a return catch from Kashif Ali.
Three down now and Worcestershire lead by only 160.
Adam Hose is the new man at the crease, to join Jake Libby, who is on 18.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 133-3
There are a minimum of 35 overs left in this match.
Lancashire need seven wickets. Northants trail by 69 runs.
Glamorgan 521-8 dec & 279-0, Derbyshire 318 & 51-0
Derbyshire openers Harry Came and Luis Reece roll remorselessly on reqriting the county's batting records, in what is now an otherwise dead game set to end at 10 to five.
Reece, on 155, is within range of his career-best 184 - and resetting his own Derbyshire county first-wicket record of 333, set with Billy Godleman six years ago.
Worcestershire 406 & 47-2, Gloucestershire 301
Paul van Meekeren makes a second breakthrough of the afternoon session.
Azhar Ali is the man to go, for 16, having at least improved on his first-innings duck.
But still just 95 runs in seven innings now in his last four matches, since his second-innings century against Sussex at Hove in early June.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 127-3
Gone!
Tom Hartley comes around the wicket to Emilio Gay, who takes a step forward and edges to slip.
Gay's resistance is ended - but a fine match here after 144 in the first innings.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 117-2
Tom Bailey is brought back into the attack - to bowl some off-spin.
Northants help themselves to seven off his over. They will prefer that to his seam bowling.
Notts 350 & 372-6 dec v Kent 316 & 85
Image source, Rex FeaturesWell, that didn't take long... 21.3 overs, to be precise.
That was the extent of the Kent innings as they were rolled for 85, with Dane Paterson taking 5-41 and Brett Hutton 4-44.
The final one? Believe it or not, that went to Haseeb Hameed - who was on to bowl his leg breaks to ensure Nottinghamshire didn't fall foul of the over rate and ended up with his maiden first-class wicket!
Hameed's third ball was clipped into the hands of midwicket by last man Arafat Bhuiyan.
Notts v Kent 85-9 (target 407)
Image source, Rex FeaturesOne to go!
Dane Paterson has five now as Arshdeep Singh swings him for six and then deposits the next one in the hands of Brett Hutton on the leg-side boundary.
Hutton will be hoping to pick up the last Kent wicket and complete his own five-for now.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 108-2
Lovely shot from Sam Whiteman to the cover fence.
Northants and Kent seem to be having very different ways of how to go about saving a match!
Notts v Kent 78-8 (target 407)
This has just turned into an individual contest between Brett Hutton and Dane Paterson!
The Nottinghamshire seam duo are keeping pace with each other as they steamroller the visitors' batting, with four wickets each.
Hutton grabs the latest one as Alex Blake holes out to deep midwicket.
Derbyshire 259-0 v Glamorgan
Harry Came follows fellow Derbyshire opener Luis Reece to his century.
After sharing a first-innings stand of 165, they have now gone way past that in the second innings.
The partnership is now up to 259 from 80 overs - and Glamorgan are taking the new ball.
That might hamper their chance of breaking the Derbyshire first wicket record of 333, already held by Reece, in partnership with Billy Godleman against Northants on the same home track in 2017.
Worcestershire 406 & 22-1, Gloucestershire 301
First second-innings breakthrough for Gloucestershire at Cheltenham College as Tom Price removes former Glos batter Gareth Roderick, caught by his brother Ollie Price, for 10.
Jake Libby is joined by Azhar Ali
Notts v Kent 78-7 (target 407)
Matt Quinn opted to throw the bat - and why shouldn't he, given the approach of several players higher up the Kent batting order?
Quinn briefly gains success, drilling Dane Paterson through the covers for successive fours - but then he hooks the next ball and substitute fielder Ben Martindale judges it very well to take a diving catch at long leg.
Notts homing in on their first victory in six games now.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 103-2
A Jack Morley beats batter, wicketkeeper and first slip and races through for four byes.
That is the 100 up and the deficit is down to 99.
Lancashire need a wicket or two and fast.
Lancashire 544-7 dec v Northamptonshire 342 & 93-2
Image source, Rex FeaturesLovely push through the covers for three from Emilio Gay.
It helps the Northants opener reach his 50 off 126 balls.
After 144 on day one, Gay is having a fine match.
48-point deduction in Championship. Also £400,000 fine. Four T20 Blast pts deducted
Yorkshire have accepted their punishments from the Cricket Disciplinary Commission following the "racist and discriminatory behaviour" outlined within the club.
As well as a £400,000 fine, of which £300,000 is suspended for two years, they have been hit with an immediate 48-point deduction in the 2023 County Championship.
That effectively all but ends their hopes of grabbing the second promotion place, dropping them from sixth place to bottom of Divison Two, below previous backmarkers Derbyshire - and now 63 points behind second-placed Sussex,.
They were also deducted four points in the T20 Blast, for this year's competition which concluded with Finals Day 15 days ago. The Tykes had finished fifth in the North Group - and missed out on a place in the last eight. But the table now gives them a final placing of eighth out of nine.
“At least next year we know where we stand," said Yorkshire coach Ottis Gibson. "We have four games left in the Championship this season. That’s 96 points that we can play for. We’ll try and win the next four games. That’s all we’re trying to do - win every game we play.”
Notts v Kent 64-6 (target 407)
Great catch by Will Young, scooping it up low at third slip and Joey Evison continues this Kent procession.
Dane Paterson now has three wickets in the innings, with Brett Hutton taking the other three and Notts are into the tail already.