Specsavers County Championship
Division One
Kent v Essex
At Canterbury Essex chose to bowl
Kent — First Innings
Z Crawley b Amir 5
S R Dickson lbw b S J Cook 8
D J Bell-Drummond b Amir 55
*S W Billings lbw b S J Cook 1
H G Kuhn b S J Cook 6
†O G Robinson b Amir 35
D I Stevens not out 2
O P Rayner not out 4
Extras (b2 lb5 nb2) 9
Total (for 6, 53 overs) 125
Fall of wickets: 1-7, 2-23, 3-29, 4-49, 5-117,
6-118.
To Bat: H W Podmore, M E Milnes, M E Claydon.
Bowling: J A Porter 15-4-44-0, Mohammad Amir
17-4-30-3, S J Cook 13-4-25-3, S R Harmer 8-1-
19-0.
Umpires: P Baldwin and I Blackwell.
Surrey v Hampshire
At The Kia Oval Hampshire won toss
Hampshire — First Innings
F S Organ c Foakes b Clark 26
I G Holland lbw b Clarke 51
*J M Vince c Foakes b Morkel 47
S A Northeast lbw b Clarke 6
R R Rossouw c Stoneman b Clarke 18
L A Dawson lbw b Clarke 28
A H T Donald c Foakes b Clarke 32
†L D McManus not out 5
K J Abbott not out 0
Extras (lb9) 9
Total (for 7, 70 overs) 222
Fall of wickets: 1-73, 2-110, 3-116, 4-124,
5-172, 6-212, 7-217.
To Bat: R A Stevenson, F H Edwards.
Bowling: M Morkel 16-4-40-1, S M Curran 16-1-
52-0, R Clarke 19-5-52-5, A Virdi 6-2-16-0, J
Clark 9-0-38-1, R Patel 4-0-15-0.
Umpires: R Bailey and N Mallender.
Warwickshire v Somerset
At Edgbaston Warwickshire won toss
Warwickshire — First Innings
W M H Rhodes c Davies b C Overton 82
D P Sibley c van der Merwe b Brooks 0
R M Yates not out 139
S R Hain c Davies b van der Merwe 25
A J Hose lbw b C Overton 17
†T R Ambrose not out 16
Extras (b8 lb12 w2 nb2) 24
Total (for 4, 96 overs) 303
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-153, 3-242, 4-275.
To Bat: M G K Burgess, H J H Brookes, *J S Patel,
O J Hannon-Dalby, G Garrett.
Bowling: C Overton 19-3-70-2, J A Brooks 17-2-
68-1, J Overton 16-0-62-0, D M Bess 25-7-62-0,
T B Abell 6-4-9-0, R E van der Merwe 13-7-12-1.
Umpires: R Warren and I Gould.
Yorkshire v Nottinghamshire
At Scarborough Nottinghamshire chose to bowl
Yorkshire — First Innings
A Lyth c Moores b Wood 4
W A R Fraine c Nash b Wood 11
G S Ballance c Libby b Wood 0
T Kohler-Cadmore b Wood 1
H C Brook c Moores b Wood 6
†J A Tattersall c Moores b Patterson-White 92
T T Bresnan c Moores b Patterson-White 58
K A Maharaj b Fletcher 7
*S A Patterson not out 16
B O Coad lbw b Patterson-White 4
D Olivier b Patterson-White 14
Extras (lb5 nb14) 19
Total (76.1 overs) 232
Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-5, 3-7, 4-13, 5-38,
6-159, 7-178, 8-204, 9-212.
Bowling: L J Fletcher 17-2-46-1, L Wood 17-0-
67-5, J T Ball 13-3-44-0, P Coughlin 12-1-36-0, L
A Patterson-White 17.1-5-34-4.
Nottinghamshire — First Innings
B T Slater not out 29
J D Libby not out 12
Extras 0
Total (for 0, 17 overs) 41
To Bat: *C D Nash, J M Clarke, B M Duckett, †T J
Moores, L A Patterson-White, P Coughlin, L Wood,
L J Fletcher, J T Ball.
Bowling: B O Coad 6-2-21-0, D Olivier 5-2-11-0,
K A Maharaj 3-1-6-0, S A Patterson 3-2-3-0.
Umpires: D Millns and M Saggers.Division Two
Derbyshire v Gloucestershire
At Derby Gloucestershire chose to bowl
Derbyshire — First Innings
L M Reece c Roderick b Higgins 3
*B A Godleman c Roderick b Payne 0
W L Madsen b Higgins 21
T C Lace lbw b Higgins 16
J L du Plooy c Bracey b Shaw 15
A L Hughes b Higgins 39
†H R Hosein c Hammond b Higgins 6
M J J Critchley lbw b Allison 5
F J Hudson-Prentice c Roderick b Shaw 38
L V van Beek not out 34
R Rampaul c Bracey b Shaw 5Extras (lb12 w2 nb4) 18
Total (74.5 overs) 200
Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-5, 3-34, 4-57, 5-61,
6-75, 7-95, 8-150, 9-164.
Bowling: D A Payne 20-3-45-1, R F Higgins 22-8-
54-5, J Shaw 17.5-3-50-3, B M J Allison 12-3-30-
1, B Charlesworth 2-1-8-0, T M J Smith 1-0-1-0.
Gloucestershire — First Innings
J R Bracey c Hosein b Reece 5
*C D J Dent not out 20
†G H Roderick c Critchley b Rampaul 0
M A H Hammond not out 16
Extras (lb1 nb4) 5
Total (for 2, 19 overs) 46
Fall of wickets: 1-23, 2-24.
To Bat: T M J Smith, R F Higgins, B Charlesworth,
J M R Taylor, D A Payne, J Shaw, B M J Allison.
Bowling: R Rampaul 8-1-13-1, L M Reece 9-0-24-
1, L V van Beek 2-0-8-0.
Umpires: J Lloyds and T Lungley.
Durham v Leicestershire
At Emirates Riverside Leics chose to bowl
Durham — First Innings
A Z Lees lbw b Abbas 181
C T Steel c Ackermann b Griffiths 24
A J Robson lbw b Davis 16
P S P Handscomb lbw b Wright 29
J T A Burnham c Swindells b Davis 86
L Trevaskis not out 10
N J Rimmington not out 5
Extras (b8 lb3 w2 nb4) 17
Total (for 5, 96 overs) 368
Fall of wickets: 1-75, 2-118, 3-195, 4-342,
5-361.
To Bat: *†E J Eckersley, B A Raine, B A Carse, C
Rushworth.
Bowling: Mohammad Abbas 19-2-62-1, C J C
Wright 17-3-89-1, G T Griffiths 18-2-56-1, W S
Davis 21-2-82-2, C N Ackermann 11-1-48-0, N J
Dexter 10-4-20-0.
Umpires: S O’Shaughnessy and C Watts.
Glamorgan v Lancashire
At Colwyn Bay Glamorgan won toss
Glamorgan — First Innings
N J Selman c Vilas b Bailey 1
C R Hemphrey lbw b Lamb 56
S E Marsh lbw b Bailey 8
D L Lloyd lbw b Lamb 17
W T Root lbw b Bailey 32
S R Patel c Vilas b Bailey 54
*†C B Cooke c Vilas b Gleeson 4
G G Wagg c Vilas b Lamb 0
R A J Smith b Lamb 0
L J Carey not out 51M G Hogan b Mahmood 32
Extras (lb2) 2
Total (60.4 overs) 257
Fall of wickets: 1-2, 2-12, 3-44, 4-94, 5-139,
6-144, 7-145, 8-145, 9-205.
Bowling: T E Bailey 14-6-50-4, R J Gleeson 16-3-
73-1, S Mahmood 12.4-3-45-1, D J Lamb 15-2-
70-4, G J Maxwell 3-0-17-0.
Lancashire — First Innings
K K Jennings not out 46
A L Davies lbw b Smith 32
J J Bohannon not out 6
Extras (lb1) 1
Total (for 1, 27 overs) 85
Fall of wickets: 1-59.
To Bat: L S Livingstone, R P Jones, G J Maxwell,
*†D J Vilas, D J Lamb, S Mahmood, R J Gleeson, T
E Bailey.
Bowling: M G Hogan 6-1-17-0, L J Carey 8-2-28-
0, G G Wagg 5-1-12-0, R A J Smith 5-0-26-1, S R
Patel 3-2-1-0.
Umpires: G Lloyd and J Middlebrook.
Northamptonshire v Worcestershire
At Northampton Worcestershire won toss
Worcestershire — First Innings
D K H Mitchell c Wakely b Sanderson 2
J A Haynes b Hutton 0
M M Ali c Procter b Buck 42
C J Ferguson lbw b Hutton 1
A G Milton c Rossington b Hutton 0
M H Wessels lbw b Hutton 6
†O B Cox c Keogh b Hutton 0
E Barnard b Pretorius 27
W D Parnell c Keogh b Hutton 30
*J Leach not out 53
J C Tongue c Wakely b Buck 20
Extras (lb3 nb2) 5
Total (46.3 overs) 186
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-14, 3-15, 4-15, 5-31,
6-31, 7-58, 8-108, 9-134.
Bowling: B W Sanderson 12-2-40-1, B A Hutton
16-4-57-6, N L Buck 5.3-1-31-2, D Pretorius
11-3-33-1, L Procter 2-0-22-0.
Northamptonshire — First Innings
B J Curran lbw b Parnell 10
R I Newton b Tongue 2
A G Wakely not out 63
R I Keogh c Mitchell b Parnell 53
N L Buck not out 2
Extras (b1 lb1 nb8) 10
Total (for 3, 46.3 overs) 140
Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-26, 3-128.
To Bat: D Pretorius, *†A M Rossington, L Procter,
Saif Zaib, B A Hutton, B W Sanderson.Bowling: J Leach 9-1-24-0, J C Tongue 8.3-0-27-
1, W D Parnell 10-4-16-2, E Barnard 6-2-31-0, M
M Ali 13-2-40-0.
Umpires: M Burns and M Newell.Sussex v Middlesex
At Hove Sussex won toss
Middlesex — First Innings
S D Robson c Brown b Robinson 0
S S Eskinazi c Finch b Robinson 24
N R T Gubbins c Haines b Robinson 3
*D J Malan c Brown b Robinson 3
P R Stirling lbw b Robinson 4
†J A Simpson b Robinson 2
J A R Harris c Finch b Robinson 0
T S Roland-Jones c Finch b Haines 9
N A Sowter c Brown b Robinson 2
S T Finn lbw b Beer 5
T J Murtagh not out 20
Extras (lb1 nb2) 3
Total (21.4 overs) 75
Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-16, 3-26, 4-32, 5-37,
6-37, 7-42, 8-44, 9-50.
Bowling: O E Robinson 11-2-34-8, D Wiese 4-1-
11-0, T J Haines 6-0-28-1, W A T Beer 0.4-0-1-1.
Sussex — First Innings
P D Salt c Gubbins b Murtagh 4
L W P Wells not out 52
T J Haines c Stirling b Roland-Jones 5
H Z Finch lbw b Roland-Jones 0
A T Carey not out 46
Extras (b1 lb8 nb12) 21
Total (for 3, 37 overs) 128
Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-15, 3-15.
To Bat: *†B C Brown, D Wiese, W A T Beer, O E
Robinson, E O Hooper, J D Warner.
Bowling: T J Murtagh 10-5-20-1, T S Roland-
Jones 9-0-34-2, J A R Harris 8-1-31-0, S T Finn
8-2-24-0, N A Sowter 2-0-10-0.
Umpires: B Debenham and J Evans.Women's Kia Super League
Chester: Lancashire Thunder 159-8 (20 overs,
Kaur 50); Western Storm 160-5 (19.5 overs,
Mandhana 72). Western Storm win by 5 wkts.
Loughborough: Yorkshire Diamonds 129 (20
overs, Rodrigues 58); Loughborough Lightning
135-4 (19.1 overs). Loughborough Lightning
win by 6 wkts.
Arundel: Southern Vipers 178-5 (20 overs,
Wyatt 110); Surrey Stars 89 (16.4 overs).
Southern Vipers win by 89 runs.
ICC MEN'S WORLD CUP LGE 2.-Aberdeen:
Scotland 223-7 (50 overs, Berrington 68, Cross
59, Wallace 53no); Oman 138 (38.2 overs, Tahir
5-38). Scotland win by 8 5 runs.1st Test
Sri Lanka v New Zealand
At Galle New Zealand won toss
New Zealand — First Innings 249
(Taylor 86, Dananjaya 5-80, Lakmal 4-29)
Sri Lanka — First Innings 267 (Dickwella 61,
Mendis 53, Mathews 50, Patel 5-89)
New Zealand — Second Innings 28 5 (Watling
77, Embuldeniya 4-99)
Sri Lanka — Second Innings
(Overnight 133-0)
*F D M Karunaratne c Watling b Southee 122
H D R L Thirimanne lbw b Somerville 64
B K G Mendis c Raval b Patel 10
A D Mathews not out 28
M D K J Perera c Santner b Boult 23
D M de Silva not out 14
Extras (b6 lb1) 7
Total (for 4, 86.1 overs) 268
Fall of wickets: 1-161, 2-174, 3-218, 4-250.
Did Not Bat: †D P D N Dickwella, M K P A D
Dananjaya, L Embuldeniya, R A S Lakmal, C B R L
S Kumara.
Bowling: T A Boult 9.1-1-34-1, T G Southee 12-2-33-
1, W E R Somerville 31-6-73-1, A Y Patel 18-0-74-1,
M J Santner 13-2-38-0, K S Williamson 3-0-9-0.
Umpires: M A Gough and R K Illingworth.
Sri Lanka beat New Zealand by 6 wicketsFixtures
COUNTY CH'SHIP (day 2 of 4, 11am).-Division
One, Canterbury: Kent v Essex. The Kia Oval:
Surrey v Hampshire. Edgbaston: Warwickshire v
Somerset. Scarborough: Yorkshire v Notts.
P W L D Bt Bl Ded Pts
Essex 10 7 1 2 20 27 0.00 169
Somerset 10 7 2 1 21 27 0.00 165
Yorkshire 10 4 2 4 19 28 0.00 131
Hampshire 10 3 3 4 27 26 1.00 120
Kent 10 3 4 3 27 26 0.00 116
Surrey 10 2 4 4 24 29 0.00 105
Warwickshire 10 2 5 3 14 25 0.00 86
Notts 10 0 7 3 11 23 1.00 48
Division Two, Derby: Derbyshire v Gloucs.
Emirates Riverside: Durham v Leics. Colwyn
Bay: Glamorgan v Lancs. Northampton:
Northants v Worcs. Hove: Sussex v Middlesex.
P W L D Bt Bl Ded Pts
Lancashire 10 5 0 5 23 29 0.00 157
Gloucestershire 10 3 2 5 29 27 0.00 129
Glamorgan 10 3 1 6 28 24 1.00 129
Northants 10 2 2 6 27 27 0.00 116
Durham 10 4 4 2 14 27 0.00 115
Middlesex 10 3 2 5 19 22 0.00 114
Derbyshire 10 3 4 3 18 28 0.00 109
Sussex 10 2 4 4 22 26 0.00 100
Worcestershire 10 2 5 3 18 27 0.00 92
Leicestershire 10 1 4 5 18 22 0.00 81Cricket scoreboards
At Edgbaston
Warwickshire 303-4 v Somerset
Rob Yates fired his maiden first-
class century as Warwickshire
assumed a commanding position
on day one of their Division One
match against second-placed
Somerset.
The 19-year-old academy prod-
uct led the way as the home side
closed on 303 for four at Edgbaston.
Yates looked assured as he reached
139 not out from 286 balls, passing
his previous best of 91, which came
at the beginning of last month at
Hampshire.
The Solihull-born left-hander –
32 days shy of his 20th birthday –
became the youngest Warwickshire
batsman to score a hundred since
Sam Hain, who reached three fig-
ures in his fifth match against
Northamptonshire in 2014 at the
age of 18 years and 336 days.
Warwickshire will be delighted
with how the day turned out, par-
ticularly after a wobbly start in
which Dominic Sibley departed in
the second over.
With plenty of eyes on theYates fires maiden
century as Sibley
fails Ashes audition
Vince catches
eye but big
score eludes
him again
Hampshire captain James Vince
illustrated the dilemma he poses
for England’s selectors while
Surrey’s Rikki Clarke took centre
stage with the ball on the opening
day of the County Championship
match at the Oval.
With selector James Taylor in
attendance, Vince, playing just his
third championship fixture of the
season, unleashed some signature
cover drives to make 47 out of the
visitors’ total of 222 for seven.Vince had been given a life when
dropped at slip on 40 by Scott
Borthwick, before a second loose
stroke against the bowling of
Morne Morkel led him to be
snaffled by Ben Foakes on 47.
So, as with so many of his
innings in an England shirt, this
was another to file as “nice cameo”.
Instead, it was Clarke who stole
the show with a season’s best five
for 52 as Surrey had the best of an
absorbing day’s cricket.
Mohammad Amir and Sam Cook
teamed up to leave Kent struggling
as leaders Essex turned the screwat Canterbury. Amir took three for
30 and Cook three for 25 to leave
the home side on 125 for six by
stumps on a rain-affected opening
day.
Only Daniel Bell-Drummond
with 55 and Ollie Robinson, who
scored 35, made it to double figures
in the 53 overs which were
completed.
In Division Two, Tom Bailey and
Danny Lamb bowled leaders
Lancashire into a strong position
against Glamorgan at Colwyn Bay.
The pair took four wickets each,
for 50 and 70 runs respectively, asthe home side were dismissed for
- Charlie Hemphrey made 56,
on-loan debutant Samit Patel 54
and No 10 Lukas Carey an unbeaten
51 before the visitors reached 85
for the loss of Alex Davies, lbw to
Ruaidhri Smith for 32.
Sussex seamer Ollie Robinson
blew Middlesex apart with an
eight-wicket blitz as the home side
took full control at Hove.
Robinson claimed a career-best
eight for 34 in 11 overs as the
visitors were routed for just 75,
with Stevie Eskinazi top-scoring
with 24.
23-year-old ahead of the third Ashes
Test at Headingley, Sibley found
Roelof van der Merwe at gully, leav-
ing the hosts on nought for one.
But, making good use of a short
boundary in front of the Eric Hol-
lies Stand, Warwickshire frustrated
Somerset with an impressiveYoung talent: Rob Yates, 19, put Warwickshire in command with 139 not out
GETTY IMAGES153-run partnership from 232 balls
between Yates and Will Rhodes.
Rhodes, who departed for 82 from
117 balls, caught by wicketkeeper
Steve Davies off Craig Overton,
struck 13 fours and one six.
Any hopes Somerset harboured
of a run of quick wickets followinghis exit were dashed by Hain. The
England Lions batsman scored just
25 from 104 balls before edging to
Davies off Van der Merwe, but he
had continued to frustrate a Somer-
set side who used six bowlers.
The partnership between Hain
and Yates was 89, leaving the hosts
on 242 for three and Adam Hose
next in. With the new ball available
after 80 overs, the visitors perse-
vered for an extra 5.2 overs before
changing during a Jack Brooks over.
The move brought success, with
Overton trapping Hose lbw for 17.
But Tim Ambrose (16 not out) fol-
lowed the trend, striking three
fours in a 28-run partnership with
Yates. The pair will be looking to
add a further 47 runs in the first 14
overs today to earn a fourth batting
point, before aiming to surpass
their highest score when batting
first this season – 391 for nine de-
clared against Nottinghamshire.
Warwickshire have given a first-
class debut to fast bowler George
Garrett. The 19-year-old from Hert-
fordshire has impressed with the
second team this season, taking 22
wickets in nine red-ball matches.COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
ROUND-UP
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