Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (day three) Surrey 422: Lawrence 139, Sibley 72, Foakes 64; Leach 4-91, Gregory 3-85 Somerset 691-8: Abell 284*, Lammonby 229, Pretorius 72*; Lomror 4-196 Somerset (5 pts) lead Surrey (4 pts) by 269 runs with two wickets remaining Match scorecard Double centurions Tom Lammonby and
Kent began day three knowing victory would guarantee second place, but Tom Boorman was dropped in the first over, after he edged Khaled Ahmed – keeper Chris Benjamin left it for first slip Crawley, who seemed surprised and missed the chance. However, both overnight batters went in the space of seven balls. Miles Hammond edged
With the lead already at 332 runs going into the third morning, Sussex looked to get a move on with half an eye on having Sunday off. The visitors batted for just over an hour, with spinners Felix Organ and Andrew Neal bowling all but two overs of the session, and in that time they
Just three runs had been added to Worcestershire’s overnight total when Nick Potts wrapped up proceedings by catching Gibbon’s edge, with the visitors set 333 to win. Allison put the hosts into an early stronghold with a double wicket maiden, kissing the edge of Harry Came’s bat and handing a straightforward catch to Rehaan Edavalath
Resuming at 55-3, Leicestershire were dealt a huge early blow when Woakes removed main dangerman Sol Budinger for 47, with only four added to his overnight tally. Bowling round the wicket, Woakes brought an unplayable delivery back from outside off stump to hit the top of middle. In his next but one over, Woakes had
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Utilita Bowl, Southampton (day two) Sussex 244: Leaning 78 & 216-5: Haines 99*; Neal 3-59 Hampshire 128: Unadkat 5-32 Sussex (3 pts) lead Hampshire (3 pts) by 332 runs Match scorecard Jaydev Unadkat claimed the 25th first-class five-for of his career and second for Sussex in the County Championship as
