Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Scarborough (day two) Yorkshire 263: Wharton 70, Hill 62; Hull 3-57 Leicestershire 12-0 Yorkshire 1 pt, Leicestershire 3 pts Match scorecard George Hill posted an increasingly-aggressive 62 and Josh Hull completed a three-wicket haul as Yorkshire and Leicestershire played out a heavily weather-interrupted day of County Championship cricket at Scarborough.
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Rothesay County Championship, Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (day two) Hampshire 162 (40.2 overs): Lehmann 51*; Ul Hassan 3-33, Hamza 3-39 Glamorgan 149-9 (57 overs): Kellaway 57; Baker 3-26, Jack 3-27, Abbott 3-33 Glamorgan 3 pts, Hampshire 3 pts Match scorecard Glamorgan and Hampshire were frustrated by a constant series of showers in Cardiff with only 19
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Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Chester-le-Street (day two) Gloucestershire 137: Bracey 60; Aldridge 5-16 Durham 331-8: Bedingham 122; Ahmed 2-52 Durham (5 pts) lead Gloucs (2 pts) by 194 runs Match scorecard David Bedingham’s fifth century of the County Championship season helped promotion chasing Durham consolidate their dominance over Gloucestershire in their Division Two match-up.
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Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Northampton (day two) Kent 345: Crawley 89, Bell-Drummond 70; Procter 2-42 Northants 74-0: Vasconcelos 43* Kent 2 pts, Northants 3 pts Match scorecard Kent captain Daniel Bell-Drummond passed 10,000 first-class career runs with a vital knock of 70 to counter Northamptonshire’s spirited fightback with the ball in their County Championship
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Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Chelmsford (day two) Surrey 183 & 51-4: Burns 20; Harmer 2-19 Essex 279: Elgar 113; Chahar 6-80 Surrey (3 pts) trail Essex (4 pts) by 45 runs Match scorecard Dean Elgar’s 56th first-class century helped Essex into a commanding position on day two against relegation-threatened Surrey. The 39-year-old former South
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Second Rothesay Test, Lord’s (day two of five) England 290 (Smith 61, Cox 55; Abbas 4-73) & 81-3 (Gay 30*) Pakistan 110 (Awais 46; Robinson 4-11, Archer 3-26) England lead by 261 runs Scorecard England’s quartet of seamers once again overwhelmed Pakistan to put the home side on the verge of a series win on
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