When play began, Nottinghamshire led by 127 with seven wickets in hand, but it was soon clear there was more than enough in the pitch for a seam attack of Yorkshire’s quality to inflict more damage. White struck with the fourth ball of the day, finding the outside edge as Jack Haynes defended his off
Middlesex have signed wicketkeeper Harry Duke from Yorkshire on a deal until the end of 2028. The 25-year-old has already spent time with Middlesex this season, initially joining on loan in May as an injury replacement for Joe Cracknell. He returned later in the season for the remainder of the campaign. Duke now makes the
Nottinghamshire’s first requirement, after the toss favoured Yorkshire, was to come through the morning with as little damage as possible on what looked like a pitch that would favour the seamers. An hour and 40 minutes in, after no little playing and missing and a couple of edges that had fallen short of the slips,
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Headingley (day three) Yorkshire 212 & 275: Hill 89, Bess 77; Overton 3-44 Somerset 201: Cliff 8-76 & 73-3: Lammonby 29*; Coad 2-23 Somerset (3 pts) need 214 more runs to beat Yorkshire (3 pts) Match scorecard Somerset face a seismic day in their quest for County Championship glory as
Rothesay County Championship, Division One, Headingley (day two) Yorkshire 212 & 128-6: Hill 50*; Overton 2-17 Somerset 201: Overton 64, Pretorius 58; Cliff 8-76 Yorkshire (3 pts) lead Somerset (3 pts) by 139 runs Match scorecard Craig Overton starred at Headingley again to help strengthen Somerset’s County Championship title bid as they hit back strongly
