Football
Uefa Nations League A: group two
Spain (1) 2 Czech Rep (0) 0
Soler 24, Sarabia 75
Switzerland (1) 1 Portugal (0) 0
Seferovic 1
PWD L F A GD Pts
Spain 422063 38
Portugal 42 1 172 57
Czech Rep 4 1 1 2 4 7 -3 4
Switzerland 4 1 0 3 2 7 -5 3
League B: group four
Norway (1) 3 Sweden (0) 2
Haland 10, 54 (pen)
Sorloth 77
Forsberg 62
Gyokeres 90+5
Slovenia (0) 2 Serbia (2) 2
Gnezda Cerin 48
Sesko 53
Zivkovic 8
Mitrovic 35
Sent off: P Rajkovic (Serbia) 90+1
League C: group two
Greece (0)2Kosovo (0) 0
Giakoumakis 71
Mantalos 90+9
N Ireland (0) 2 Cyprus (1) 2
McNair 71
Evans 90+3
Kakoullis 32, 51
P WDL F A GD Pts
Greece 440070 712
Kosovo 42025 5 06
N Ireland 4 02 2 4 6 -2 2
Cyprus 4 02 2 2 7 -5 2
Group four
Georgia (0) 0 Bulgaria (0) 0
N Macedonia(4) 4 Gibraltar (0) 0
Bardhi 4
Miovski 14, 16
Churlinov 31
League D: group two
Malta (0) 1 San Marino(0) 0
Muscat 50
Cricket
LV= Insurance County Championship
Division One: Hampshire v Yorkshire
Ageas Bowl (first day of four; Yorkshire won
toss): Yorkshire have scored 324 for five
wickets against Hampshire
Yorkshire First Innings
A Lyth c Donald b Holland 19
G C H Hill b Abbott 131
W A R Fraine run out 20
H C Brook c Vince b Fuller 76
M J Waite not out 38
†H G Duke b Holland 27
D M Bess not out 2
Extras (b 3, lb 6, nb 2) 11
Total (5 wkts, 96 overs) 324
J A Thompson, M L Revis, D C Drakes and
S A Patterson to bat.
Fall of wickets 1-51, 2-81, 3-222, 4-276, 5-314.
Bowling Barker 21-8-54-0; Abbott 19-6-58-1;
Holland 18-8-46-2; Wheal 17-3-49-0; Fuller
13-0-62-1; Dawson 7-0-43-0; Organ 1-0-3-0.
Hampshire F S Organ, I G Holland, N R T
Gubbins, J M Vince, L A Dawson, †B C Brown,
A H T Donald, K H D Barker, J K Fuller,
K J Abbott, B T J Wheal.
Umpires M Burns and R A Kettleborough.
Kent v Gloucestershire
Canterbury (first day of four; Kent won toss):
Gloucestershire have scored 388 for seven
wickets against Kent
Gloucestershire First Innings
G F B Scott lbw b Milnes 27
C D J Dent lbw b Milnes 11
†J R Bracey c Billings b Milnes 1
M A H Hammond c Billings b Stewart 66
G D Phillips c Duffy b Stewart 125
*R F Higgins c Billings b Duffy 24
O J Price not out 48
T J Price c Leaning b Duffy 39
Z G Khan not out 24
Extras (b 4, lb 11, nb 8) 23
Total (7 wkts, 96 overs) 388
Z J Chappell and A Singh-Dale to bat.
Fall of wickets 1-35, 2-37, 3-46, 4-184, 5-253,
6-288, 7-350.
Bowling Duffy 18-0-91-2; Milnes 19-3-76-3;
Quinn 21-4-57-0; Stewart 18-0-74-2; Linde 15-3-
55-0; Bell-Drummond 4-0-9-0; Leaning 1-0-11-0.
Kent B G Compton, O G Robinson, D J Bell-
Drummond, J A Leaning, J M Cox, *†S W
Billings, G F Linde, G Stewart, M E Milnes, J A
Duffy, M R Quinn.
Umpires N J Llong and S J O’Shaughnessy.
Somerset v Surrey
Taunton (first day of four; Somerset won
toss): Surrey, with nine first-innings wickets
in hand, are 124 runs behind Somerset
Somerset First Innings
B G F Green c Jacks b Clark 13
T A Lammonby lbw b Worrall 5
*T B Abell c Steel b Overton 1
T Banton b Atkinson 12
L P Goldsworthy c Patel b Worrall 21
†S M Davies c Worrall b Overton 22
L Gregory c Smith b Overton 0
R E van der Merwe b Worrall 8
C Overton lbw b Atkinson 29
J H Davey not out 25
P M Siddle not out 19
K L Aldridge lbw b Atkinson 3
Extras (b 3, lb 6, w 1, nb 12) 22
Total (67.3 overs) 180
Fall of wickets 1-17, 2-21, 3-27, 4-49, 5-76, 6-76,
7-94, 8-95, 9-174.
Bowling Worrall 16-7-28-3; Clark 19-4-56-1;
Overton 14-4-34-3; Atkinson 14.3-3-40-3; Steel
2-0-4-0; Jacks 2-0-9-0.
Surrey First Innings
*R J Burns not out 35
R S Patel c Aldridge b Siddle 0
H M Amla not out 19
Extras (nb 2) 2
Total (1 wkt, 26 overs) 56
B B A Geddes, †J L Smith, W G Jacks, C T Steel,
J Clark, J Overton, A A P Atkinson and
D J Worrall to bat.
Fall of wicket 1-8.
Bowling Overton 6-3-16-0; Siddle 8-2-15-1;
Gregory 4-1-7-0; Aldridge 6-1-15-0; Van der
Merwe 2-0-3-0.
Umpires B J Debenham and N Pratt.
Warwickshire v Lancashire
Edgbaston (first day of four; Warwickshire
won toss): Warwickshire have scored 292
against Lancashire
Warwickshire First Innings
A L Davies c Bohannon b Bailey 11
D P Sibley c Vilas b Balderson 28
R M Yates b Balderson 0
S R Hain c Jones b Balderson 130
*W M H Rhodes c Vilas b Williams 23M J Lamb b Lamb 8
†M G K Burgess c Croft b Parkinson 41
D R Briggs lbw b Lamb 17
H J H Brookes c Jones b Williams 7
L C Norwell b Lamb 10
O J Hannon-Dalby not out 0
Extras (b 4, lb 3, nb 10) 17
Total (94.2 overs) 292
Fall of wickets 1-24, 2-26, 3-59, 4-124, 5-142,
6-209, 7-248, 8-270, 9-292.
Bowling Bailey 25-5-76-1; Williams 24-11-42-2;
Balderson 17.2-2-68-3; Lamb 12-1-43-3;
Parkinson 15-1-50-1; Wells 1-0-6-0.
Lancashire K K Jennings, L W P Wells,
J J Bohannon, S J Croft, *†D J Vilas, R P Jones,
D J Lamb, G P Balderson, T E Bailey,
W S A Williams, M W Parkinson.
Umpires P J Hartley and N A Mallender.
Division Two: Derbyshire v Middlesex
Chesterfield (first day of four; Middlesex won
toss): Derbyshire, with all first-innings
wickets in hand, are 223 runs behind
Middlesex
Middlesex First Innings
S D Robson lbw b Reece 10
M D Stoneman c Madsen b Dal 37
S S Eskinazi b Watt 29
R G White c Guest b Dal 26
M D E Holden c Guest b Pettman 7
†J A Simpson c Madsen b Thomson 19
L B K Hollman c Madsen b Watt 48
T S Roland-Jones lbw b Reece 7
E R Bamber not out 37
T N Walallawita c Guest b Pettman 1
*T J Murtagh c Madsen b Pettman 15
Extras (b 4, lb 7, nb 4) 15
Total (85.5 overs) 251
Fall of wickets 1-36, 2-81, 3-81, 4-101, 5-131,
6-149, 7-175, 8-219, 9-225.
Bowling Conners 8-1-41-0; Pettman 14.5-5-
40-3; Reece 12-5-41-2; Thomson 20-5-58-1;
Dal 15-11-13-2; Watt 16-4-47-2.
Derbyshire First Innings
S M Khan not out 27
*B A Godleman not out 1
Total (no wkt, 8 overs) 28
†B D Guest, W L Madsen, J L du Plooy, L M
Reece, A Dal, A T Thomson, M R J Watt,
S Conners and T H S Pettman to bat.
Bowling Murtagh 4-1-6-0; Roland-Jones
3-0-21-0; Walallawita 1-0-1-0.
Umpires M H A Syed and R T Robinson.
Durham v Worcestershire
Emirates Riverside (first day of four; Durham
won toss): Durham have scored 375 for three
wickets against Worcestershire
Durham First Innings
M A Jones c Roderick b Morris 21
R Ravindra not out 178
*S G Borthwick lbw b Baker 96
D G Bedingham c Roderick b Gibbon 4
J J Bushnell not out 61
Extras (lb 9, nb 6) 15
Total (3 wkts, 96 overs) 375
P Coughlin, †E J H Eckersley, L Trevaskis, B A
Raine, M E T Salisbury and C Rushworth to bat.
Fall of wickets 1-32, 2-262, 3-271.
Bowling Morris 17-2-60-1; Gibbon 18-2-82-1;
Pennington 16-1-77-0; Barnard 19-4-67-0;
Baker 18-3-58-1; D’Oliveira 8-3-22-0.
Worcestershire J D Libby, T R Cornall, A Ali,
J A Haynes, *B L D’Oliveira, E G Barnard,
†G H Roderick, J Baker, D Y Pennington,
C A J Morris, B J Gibbon.
Umpires J D Middlebrook and M Newell.Glamorgan v Sussex
Sophia Gardens (first day of four; Glamorgan
won toss): Sussex have scored 245 for seven
wickets against Glamorgan
Sussex First Innings
T P Alsop lbw b Neser 6
*T J Haines c Cooke b Weighell 10
T G R Clark c Ingram b Salter 55
O J Carter not out 113
†T L Seifert b Hogan 5
D K Ibrahim c Cooke b Salter 1
D M W Rawlins st Cooke b Lloyd 21
A D Lenham b Neser 7
H T Crocombe not out 18
Extras (lb 7, nb 2) 9
Total (7 wkts, 96 overs) 245
J A Brooks and S F Hunt to bat.
Fall of wickets 1-10, 2-29, 3-129, 4-140, 5-145,
6-192, 7-208.
Bowling Neser 17-1-39-2; Hogan 16-3-32-1;
Weighell 17-2-56-1; Salter 33-8-65-2; Lloyd
10-2-36-1; Ingram 3-0-10-0.
Glamorgan *D L Lloyd, E J Byrom, C A Ingram,
S A Northeast, K S Carlson, †C B Cooke,
W T Root, M G Neser, A G Salter, W J Weighell,
M G Hogan.
Umpires B V Taylor and R White.
Leicestershire v Nottinghamshire
Leicester (first day of four; Nottinghamshire
won toss): Leicestershire have scored 340
for eight wickets against Nottinghamshire
Leicestershire First Innings
M H Azad c Hutton b Pattinson 5
R K Patel c Clarke b Paterson 26
L J Hill b Mullaney 104
C N Ackermann c Mullaney
b Patterson-White 116
P W A Mulder c Moores b Pattinson 11
L Kimber b Patterson-White 33
†H J Swindells b Hutton 1
B W M Mike not out 20
*C F Parkinson c Mullaney b Patterson-White 0
Extras (b 11, lb 9, nb 4) 24
Total (8 wkts, 96 overs) 340
C J C Wright and W S Davis to bat.
Fall of wickets 1-5, 2-63, 3-204, 4-231, 5-300,
6-302, 7-338, 8-340.
Bowling Hutton 21-6-55-1; Pattinson 18-3-75-
2; Paterson 18-1-72-1; James 14-1-50-0;
Patterson-White 14-2-37-3; Mullaney 11-0-31-1.
Nottinghamshire H Hameed, B T Slater, B M
Duckett, J M Clarke, L W James, *S J Mullaney,
†T J Moores, L Patterson-White, J L Pattinson,
B A Hutton, D Paterson.
Umpires R J Warren and C M Watts.
Third one-day international
Multan Pakistan 269-9 (Shadab Khan 86,
Imam-ul-Haq 62; N Pooran 4 for 48); West
Indies 216 (A J Hosein 60; Shadab Khan 4 for
62). Pakistan won by 53 runs.
6 Pakistan won three-match series 3-0
Second Twenty20 International
Cuttack India 148-6; South Africa 149-6
(H Klaasen 81; B Kumar 4 for 13). South Africa
won by four wickets.
6 South Africa lead five-match series 2-0
Cycling
Women’s Tour of Britain
Leading final positions: Sixth stage (Chipping
Norton to Oxford, 142.9km): 1 L Wiebes (Neth,
DSM) 3hr 38min 15sec, 2 C Copponi (Fr, FDJ-
Nouvelle Aquitaine-Futuroscope), 3 E Longo
Borghini (It, Trek-Segafredo) both same time.
Overall 1 Longo Borghini 19:19:07, 2 G Brown(Aus, FDJ-Nouvelle Aquitaine-Futuroscope) at
1sec behind, 3 K Niewiadoma (Pol, Canyon/
SRAM Racing) 5. Leading British 15 B Storrie
(CAMS-Basso) 2:18, 18 J Lowden (Uno-X Pro
Cycling) 2:27.
Critérium du Dauphiné race
Leading final positions: Eighth stage (Saint-
Alban-Leysse to Plateau de Solaison,
138.8km): 1, J Vingegaard (Den, Jumbo-Visma
3:49:20; 2, P Roglic (Slovenia, Jumbo-Visma)
same time; 3, B O’Connor (Aus, AG2R-Citroën)
at 15sec behind. Overall 1, Roglic 29:11:22; 2.
Vingegaard 40; 3, O’Connor 1min 41sec; 4, D
Caruso (It, Bahrain Victorious) 2:33; 5, J Haig
(Aus, Bahrain Victorious) 3:13. Leading British
8, T Geoghegan Hart (Ineos Grenadiers) 3:44;
15, E Hayter (Ineos Grenadiers) 8:06.
Tour de Suisse
Leading positions: First Stage (Kusnacht,
177.6km): 1, S Williams (GB, Bahrain
Victorious) 4hr 16min 51sec; 2, M
Schachmann (Ger, BORA-hansgrohe); 3, A
Kron (Den, Lotto-Soudal) both same time.
Overall 1, Williams 4:16:41; 2, Schachmann at
4sec behind; 3, Kron 6. Other British 11, A
Yates (Ineos Grenadiers) 10; 14, G Thomas
(Ineos Grenadiers) same time.
Golf
US PGA RBC Canadian Open
Toronto: Leading final scores (United States
unless stated): 261 R McIlroy (N Ire) 66, 68, 65,- 263 T Finau 66, 71, 62, 64. 265 J Thomas
69, 69, 63, 64. 266 J Rose (Eng) 69, 70, 67, 60;
S Burns 67, 69, 65, 65. 268 C Conners (Can) 71,
69, 66, 62. 270 K Mitchell 67, 67, 70, 66; W
Clark 63, 70, 68, 69; C Kirk 69, 69, 66, 66. 271
M Fitzpatrick (Eng) 64, 70, 70, 67; D Lee (NZ)
68, 69, 69, 65; S Lowry (Ire) 67, 69, 69, 66.
DP World Tour Volvo Car Scandinavian
Mixed Open
Tylosand, Sweden: Leading final scores:
264 L Grant (Swe) 66, 68, 66, 64. 273 H
Stenson (Swe) 70, 66, 67, 70; M Warren (Scot)
69, 68, 71, 65. 274 J Scrivener (Aus) 68, 64, 70,
72; D van Driel (Neth) 71, 69, 66, 68; S Tarrio
(Sp) 65, 71, 71, 67.
LIV International Series
Centurion Club, Hemel Hempstead:
Leading final scores: 203 C Schwartzel (SA)
65, 66, 72. 204 H du Plessis (SA) 66, 68, 70.
205 B Grace (SA) 68, 72, 65; P Uihlein (US) 70,
66, 69. 207 S Horsfield (Eng) 69, 70, 68. 208
O Bekker (SA) 70, 67, 71; A Otaegui (Sp) 70, 70, - 209 D Johnson (US) 69, 70, 70.
LPGA ShopRite Classic
Galloway, New Jersey: Leading final scores
(United States unless stated): 201 B
Henderson (Can) 67, 70, 64; L Weaver, Wright
68, 68, 65 (Henderson won play-off at first
extra hole). 202 J Ewart Shadoff (Eng) 68, 67, - 203 L Ko (NZ) 71, 65, 67; A Valenzuela
(Switz) 70, 66, 67. 204 N Hataoka (Japan) 68,
68, 68; B Lincicome 69, 68, 67; M Alex 67, 70, - 205 B Lang 69, 69, 67; J Shin (S Kor) 69, 70,
66; C Boutier (Fr) 70, 72, 63.
Rugby league
Betfred Super League St Helens 26 Hull
Kingston Rovers 18; Toulouse 14 Castleford
20; Wakefield 30 Warrington 24. Saturday
Catalans Dragons 36 Hull 8.
P WD L F A Pts
St Helens 15 13 02362 158 26
Catalans D 15 11 0 4 340 202 22
Wigan 15 11 0 4 394 295 22
Huddersfield15 10 14 341 256 21
Hull 15 8 07 310 285 16
Castleford 15 7 08 317 334 14
Hull KR 15 7 08 271 298 14
Leeds 15 5 1 9 249 280 11
Warrington 15 5 0 10 296 380 10
Salford 15 5 0 10 291 385 10
Wakefield 15 5 0 10247 366 10
Toulouse 15 2 0 13 230 409 4
Betfred Championship Batley 58 Newcastle
18; Dewsbury 18 London Broncos 26;
Sheffield 10 Bradford 30; Whitehaven 12
Halifax 24; Widnes 14 York 16; Workington 0
Barrow 58. League One Cornwall 12 Keighley
56; Hunslet 30 North Wales 22; Oldham 66
Midlands 0; Swinton 34 Rochdale 14.
Saturday West Wales 16 London Skolars 38.
Women’s international Wales 6 England 32
(at Cross Keys).
Women’s Super League: Group two
Bradford 52 Castleford 0; Featherstone 54
Wakefield 10; Leigh Miners 8 Barrow 16.
Rugby union
Gallagher Premiership: Semi-finals
Leicester 27 Northampton 14; Saracens 34
Harlequins 17.
United Rugby Championship: Semi-final
Stormers 17 Ulster 15.
Tennis
ATP BOSS Open
Stuttgart: Final M Berrettini (It) bt A Murray
(GB) 6-4, 5-7, 6-3.
Libéma Open
’s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands: Finals:
Men T van Rijthoven (Neth) bt D Medvedev
6-4, 6-1. Women E Alexandrova bt A
Sabalenka 7-5, 6-0.
ATP Viking Open
Nottingham Tennis Centre: Final D Evans
(GB) bt J Thompson (Aus) 6-4, 6-4.
WTA Rothesay Open
Nottingham Tennis Centre: Final B Haddad
Maia (Br) bt A Riske (US) 6-4, 1-6, 6-3.Results and scoreboards
Football
Uefa Nations League A: Group one Denmark
v Austria; France v Croatia. League B: Group
two Iceland v Israel. League C: Group three
Azerbaijan v Belarus (5.0); Kazakhstan v
Slovakia (3.0).
European Under-21 Championship
qualifying: Group seven England v Slovenia.
Cricket
Second LV= Insurance Test match: Trent
Bridge: Fourth day of five (11.0; 90 overs
minimum): England v New Zealand.
Rugby league
Betfred Championship Leigh Centurions v
Featherstone Rovers (7.45).
Tennis
Queen’s Club, London ATP Cinch
Championships.
Edgbaston Priory Club, Birmingham WTA
Viking Classic.Fixtures
It was not only at Trent Bridge where a
Yorkshireman was to the fore. Harry
Brook was released by England on the
first day of the second Test match to go,
initially, to Birmingham, although he
was not required to bat for his county in
the T20 Blast that evening, and thence
to the south coast, where he continued
his wonderful run of form this season.
Brook reached a half-century for the
ninth time in ten innings. It is his sev-
enth championship match of the season
and, to put it into context, no batsman
from any county exceeded such consist-
ency last year. He scored his runs yes-
terday in good time, his first 50 coming
off 68 balls with six fours and a straight
six when Liam Dawson came on.
He was down the pitch on that occa-
sion and Dawson was soon pulled out of
the attack. When the medium-paced
In contests between the leading six title
contenders this season, stalemate has
usually resulted. With flat pitches, balls
going soft and eight points for a draw,
only three such games have produced
a winner.
Despite more runs for Warwickshire
from Sam Hain, however, this match
has the makings of genuine combat
between bat and ball. Hain, in fine fettle
from the off as befits a man with a
double-century and a hundred in his
previous three championship innings,
added 130 until he was last out.
Alex Davies sent a leading edge to
mid-off and Rob Yates, in form as
wretched this year as it was prolific last,
played on for a duck driving at a wide
one. Dom Sibley was also undone by a
lavish shot and the Lancashire seam
bowler Will Williams struck with a
beauty when Will Rhodes went for 23.
Mike Burgess outscored Hain in
adding 67 but when driving too soon he
sliced Matt Parkinson to cover, and the
tail soon succumbed.Sport
Brook continues
rich vein of form
Ian Holland returned at the same
Northern End — or Meon Valley End,
as Christopher Martin-Jenkins used to
call it — Brook was no less quick on his
feet, advancing to drive to the mid-
wicket boundary. He had made 76 off 95
balls, with ten fours, when he was caught
at leg slip, flicking at James Fuller.
George Hill, whom Yorkshire also
rate highly, put on 141 with Brook,
reaching his second century of the
season. He also straight away struck
Dawson for six. How Hampshire
missed Mohammad Abbas, who is
expected back for the championship
run-in. There was less movement than
is normally the case early on the opening
day and by early afternoon the attack
looked no more than serviceable.
Hill had commenced his innings by
straight driving Kyle Abbott for two
fours in a row. Adam Lyth, his opening
partner, was caught in the gully, driving
at Holland, and Will Fraine was un-
luckily run out at the non-striker’s end
when a firm drive by Hill was deflected
by Keith Barker on to the stumps. Hill’s
concentration did not waver until the
persevering Abbott bowled him
through the gate. He made 131 off 257
balls, including 21 fours and two sixes.Ageas Bowl (first day of four;
Yorkshire won toss): Yorkshire have
scored 324 for five wicketsLV= Insurance County Championship
Ivo Tennant
Hampshire
v YorkshireHain defies
Lancashire
Edgbaston (first day of four;
Warwickshire won toss): Warwickshire
have scored 292 all out
Neville ScottWarwickshire
v LancashireHARRY TRUMP/GETTY IMAGESThere was little in the
way of brotherly love
at Taunton as Craig
Overton had to leave
the field to be testedfor concussion after
being felled by a short
ball from his twin
brother Jamie, inset.
The duo came
through the ranks at
Somerset but Jamie
moved to Surrey in- Craig was
released by England
before the start of the
Test at Trent Bridge
and, after coming in
for Somerset at the
fall of the seventh
wicket, he was hit on
the head during a
hostile spell by Jamie.
He retired hurt but
returned at the fall of
the next wicket to
make 29 in Somerset’s- Surrey were 56
for one in reply.
Overton
fells twin
brother
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