A career-best double century from Chris Cooke saw Glamorgan score over 600 against Surrey in Division 2 on Day 2 in the final round of the County Championship.
Lancashire vs Hampshire (Division 1)
Resuming on 25/3, the hosts would move to 27 before Josh Bohannon would be caught by Joe Weatherley off the bowling of Keith Barker for 13 with Jack Blatherwick caught by Ian Holland off the bowling of Mohammad Abbas for 4. Dane Vilas would be caught by Liam Dawson off the bowling of Barker for 7 before Danny Lamb would be caught by Weatherley without scoring in the same over – Lancs sitting at 47/7 at this point.
Luke Wood would be caught behind by Tom Alsop off the bowling of Brad Wheal for 37 before Steven Croft would be caught by Dawson off the bowling of Abbas for 40. Tom Bailey (pictured below) would be the final wicket to fall, caught by Holland off the bowling of Abbas, for 23 with Matt Parkinson 4 not out.
Holland would be caught by Bohannon off the bowling of Bailey before Mason Crane would be bowled by the same bowler for the same score. Alsop would be caught behind by Alex Davies off Bailey’s bowling for 2 before Nick Gubbins would be bowled by George Balderson for 6.
Weatherley would give Bailey his fourth wicket of the innings as he was bowled for 33 before James Vince would be LBW to Parkinson for 69. Dawson would be the final wicket to fall, bowled by Bailey, for 41 with Wheal and Felix Organ both resuming 0 not out.
Embed from Getty ImagesHAM 143 (73.2 overs) & 158/7 (60 overs), LAN 141 (54 overs)
Bonus points: HAM 3, LAN 3
Nottinghamshire vs Yorkshire (Division 1)
Resuming 292/9, the hosts added 4 runs before Joey Evison would be LBW to Jordan Thompson for 58 off the ninth ball of the morning with Dane Paterson finishing 4 not out.
George Hill would be caught by Haseeb Hameed off the bowling of Luke Fletcher for 5 before Tom Kohler-Cadmore would be bowled the next ball for a golden duck. Adam Lyth would be LBW to Brett Hutton for 4 before Will Fraine would be caught behind by Tom Moores of the bowling of Fletcher for 12.
Thompson would be LBW to Evison for 16 before Matthew Revis would be caught by Hutton later in the same over without scoring. Harry Brook would be caught by Moores off Evison for 12 before Harry Duke would be bowled by Paterson without scoring. Dom Bess would be caught by Hutton off the bowling of Evison for 12 before Matt Fisher would be the final wicket to fall, caught by Moores off the bowling of Paterson, for 4.
Following on, Hill would be run out by a sub fielder for 34 before Kohler-Cadmore would be LBW to Liam Patterson-White for 49. Fisher would be LBW to Paterson off the final ball of the day without scoring with opener Lyth resuming 74 not out.
NOT 296 (97.3 overs), YOR 73 (29.2 overs) & 169/3 FO (59.4 overs)
Bonus points: NOT 5, YOR 3
Warwickshire vs Somerset (Division 1)
Resuming on 283/4, the hosts would move the score to 287 before Michael Burgess would be caught behind by Steven Davies off the bowling of Craig Overton (pictured below) for 20 with Sam Hain bowled by Jack Brooks for 83. Chris Woakes would be caught by Tom Lammonby off the bowling of Overton for 10 before Tim Bresnan would be caught & bowled by the same bowler for 1.
Liam Norwell would be caught by Azhar Ali off the bowling of Overton for 5 before Craig Miles would be caught & bowled by the same bowler for 7 (Overton finishing with 5/88) as Danny Briggs was 53 not out off 31 balls.
Ben Green would be bowled by Woakes for 14 before Lammonby would be caught & bowled by Briggs for 59. Tom Abell would be caught behind by Burgess off the bowling of Liam Norwell for 14 before Ali would be caught by Will Rhodes off the bowling of Bresnan for 60.
Lewis Goldsworthy would be the final wicket to fall, caught by Woakes off the bowling of Briggs, for 13 as Davies and Lewis Gregory resume 48 and 15 not out respectively.
WAR 367 (112.5 overs), SOM 239/5 (77 overs)
Bonus points: WAR 5, SOM 4
Essex vs Northamptonshire (Division 2)
Resuming on 23/5, the visitors would add 1 to their overnight score before Saif Zaib would be caught by Nick Browne off the bowling of Shane Snater without scoring before Adam Rossington would be bowled by the same bowler for 4. Josh Cobb would be caught by Michael Pepper off the same bowler for a golden duck the following ball before Tom Taylor would be caught by Dan Lawrence off the bowling of Snater for 8.
Luke Procter would be the final wicket to fall, caught behind by Adam Wheater off the bowling of Sam Cook (another 5-fer for the seamer after also getting one in the first innings), for 24 as the game broke the record for the shortest County Championship game in history at just 96.3 overs.
NOR 81 (34.5 overs) & 45 (18.2 overs), ESS 170 (43.2 overs)
Points: NOR 3, ESS 19
Gloucestershire vs Durham (Division 2)
Resuming on 146/6, the hosts moved to 148 before Oliver Price would be caught by David Bedingham off the bowling of Liam Trevaskis for 1 before brother Tom would be LBW to the same bowler (the left-arm spinner finishing with 5/78) for 16. George Scott would be LBW to Ben Raine for 21 before Zafar Gohar would be the final wicket to fall, caught by Chris Rushworth off the bowling of Paul Coughlin, for 30 with David Payne 14 not out.
Alex Lees would be LBW to Gohar for 9 before Michael Jones would be run out by James Bracey for 17. Scott Borthwick would be LBW to Gohar for 4 before Ned Eckersley would be caught behind by James Bracey off the bowling of Ryan Higgins for 7.
Bedingham would be LBW to Gohar for 8 before Coughlin would be caught by Graham van Buuren off the same bowler for 2. Graham Clark would be bowled by Gohar for 17 before Trevaskis would be caught by Bracey to give Gohar his sixth wicket of the innings. Matty Potts would be LBW to van Buuren for 14 before Rushworth would be bowled by the same bowler without scoring – Ben Raine finished 38 not out.
Requiring 54 to win, Gloucestershire would lose Miles Hammond as he was caught by Eckersley off the bowling of Rushworth for 11 before Chris Rent would be LBW to the same bowler for 22. Gohar would be the final wicket to fall, caught by Lees off the bowling of Trevaskis, without scoring with Bracey and Tom Lace 11 and 1 not out.
DUR 140 (45.5 overs) & 131 (52.4 overs), GLO 218 (74.4 overs) & 54/3 (9.1 overs)
Points: DUR 3, GLO 20
Surrey vs Glamorgan (Division 2)
Resuming on 379/4, the visitors would add 50 to their overnight score before Kiran Carlson would be caught by Dan Moriarty off the bowling of Will Jacks for 69 with Dan Douthwaite the other wicket to fall, caught by Jacks off the bowling of Amar Virdi, for 59 with Chris Cooke (pictured below, 205 off 299 – his highest first-class score ever) and Callum Taylor (38) the not out batsmen when the Welsh side declared.
Jamie Smith and Ryan Patel would survive the final 15 overs, finishing with 23 and 22 not out respectively.
Embed from Getty ImagesGLA 672/6 dec (177 overs), SUR 45/0 (15 overs)
Bonus points: SUR 1, GLA 5
Kent vs Middlesex (Division 3)
Resuming on 82/4, the hosts moved to 90 before Ollie Robinson would be bowled by Ethan Bamber for 14 with Matt Milnes would be caught by Luke Hollman off the bowling of Martin Andersson for 16. Darren Stevens would be bowled by Bamber for 4 before Marcus O’Riordan would be bowled by Toby Roland-Jones without scoring.
Grant Stewart would be LBW to the same bowler for a golden duck the following ball before Tawanda Muyeye would be the final wicket to fall, caught behind by John Simpson off the bowling of Andersson, for 30.
Sam Robson would be caught behind by Robinson off the bowling of Stevens for 19 before Stephen Eskinazi would be LBW to Daniel Bell-Drummond for 31. Robbie White would be caught by Jordan Cox off the bowling off Milnes for 38 before Max Holden would be bowled by the same bowler for 8.
Opener Mark Stoneman would be bowled by Bell-Drummond for 109 before Andersson would be caught by Robinson off the same bowler for 15 – Simpson and Hollman sit 21 and 29 not out respectively.
MID 147 (91.5 overs) & 298/6 (74 overs), KEN 138 (54.4 overs)
Points: KEN 3, MID 3
Sussex vs Derbyshire (Division 3)
Resuming on 371/5, the visitors would add 3 to their overnight score before Brooke Guest would be LBW to Jamie Atkins for 30 with Mattie McKiernan caught behind by Oliver Carter off the bowling of Sean Hunt for 23. Ben Aitchison would be caught by Ben Brown (pictured below) off the bowling of Henry Crocombe for 2 before Dustin Melton would be caught by Danial Ibrahim off the same bowler for 8.
Edwin Moulton would be the final wicket to fall for Derbyshire, caught by Brown off the bowling of Atkins, for 3 with Anuj Dal finishing 49 not out.
Ali Orr would be caught behind by Guest off the bowling of Aitchison for a golden duck off the first ball of the innings before Tom Haines would be caught by the same fielder off the bowling of Melton for 18. Ibrahim would be caught by Wayne Madsen off the bowling of Aitchison for 1 before Harrison Ward would be LBW to the same bowler without scoring.
Carter would be caught by Harry Came off the bowling of Melton for 51 before Delray Rawlins would be caught & bowled by the same bowler without scoring – Brown (150 off 179 balls) and Jack Carson (27) would be the unbeaten batsmen.
Embed from Getty ImagesDER 465 (118.4 overs), SUS 255/6 (71 overs)
Bonus points: SUS 4, DER 7
Worcestershire vs Leicestershire (Division 3)
Resuming on 30/1, the hosts would move to 139 before Charlie Morris would be bowled by Callum Parkinson for 50 with Jake Libby caught by Louis Kimber off the bowling of Chris Wright for 77. Gareth Roderick would be caught by the same fielder off the bowling of Ed Barnes for 35 before Brett D’Oliviera would be caught by Hassan Azad off the bowling of Parkinson for 37.
Jack Haynes would be the final wicket of the day, stumped by Bates off the same bowler, for 44 with Ed Barnard and Ben Cox resuming on 44 and 52 not out respectively.
LEI 222 (82.3 overs), WOR 378/6 (107 overs)
Bonus points: WOR 7, LEI 3