Final round of the 2026 County Championship; nine games
Warwickshire beat Leicestershire by an innings and 79 runs to become county champions for the ninth time
Somerset's Tom Lammonby and Tom Abell hit double centuries against Surrey at Taunton
Defending champions Notts finish fourth after losing to Yorkshire by one wicket
Essex's Dean Elgar hits 100 against Glamorgan in final innings before retirement
Tom Price takes 5-33 as Sussex beat Hampshire by 197 runs
Kent promoted to Division One after rivals Northants lose to Middlesex at Lord's
Sam Northeast hits the winning runs as Kent later beat Gloucestershire
Ben Allison takes 11 wickets in the game as Worcestershire beat Derbyshire by 175 runs
Josh Bohannon scores century for Lancashire against Durham
Kent 353 v Glos 229 & 141-5
With wickets falling all over the place, we forgot to let you know that James Bracey has finally made it out to the middle for Gloucestershire despite the injury he suffered while batting in the first innings.
He has been accompanied by a runner, though.
Notts v Yorks 1-0 - target 158
With Olly Stone withdrawn just before the end of Yorkshire's first innings through injury, Brett Hutton takes the new ball for Notts as they look to repeat what their visitors have done this morning.
Adam Lyth is off the mark first ball with a push into the offside for one.
Stone will be a huge miss for the hosts.
Pakistan international Mohammad Ali will share the new ball.
Weatherley b Price 0 (Hampshire 128 & 3-4 v Sussex 244 & 319-9 dec)
It feels harsh to be too critical of Hampshire in this position but these are fairly desperate times.
They have fallen to 3-4 in four overs.
Joe Weatherley the latest man to go without scoring as Tom Price takes his third wicket in two overs.
Felix Organ scored one, but Toby Albert, Tom Prest and Joe Weatherley have all gone for ducks.
Nick Gubbins is not out on two and Ben Brown is the new batter.
Middx 27-2 v Northants - target 134
Max Holden has started with intent and moves to 17 off 22 balls as he looks to steady the ship after those early wobbles.
He decides not to tangle with Harry Conway (2-6) and plays out a watchful maiden.
Middlesex need 107 more.
Somerset 310-3 v Surrey 422
Having passed his previous career best of 133 this morning, Tom Lammonby now reaches another milestone as he gets to 150.
He jogs a single and acknowledges the applause with 17 fours in the innings.
Derbys 43-6 - target 333
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a delivery!
Brooke Guest is totally flummoxed by late away-swing from Ben Allison but is adjudged to have been in line by the umpire.
Allison takes 10 in a first-class game for the first time and now has 5-16 in this innings.
Prest lbw Price 0 (Hampshire 128 & 3-3 v Sussex 244 & 319-9 dec)
3.1 overs into the Hampshire innings and they are 3-3.
Tom Price gets his second wicket - that of Tom Prest - and all three wickets have been lbw dismissals.
What's going on at Hampshire, Warwickshire & Notts. Wickets are falling like a bad game of Jenga!
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A prophecy: Somerset to score 600 today, then Jack Leach bowls out Surrey tomorrow.
Michael, Greece
An ouzo influenced prophecy, Michael?
Somerset 305-3 v Surrey 422
Image source, ShutterstockTom Abell brings up three figures for Somerset with a clip to the mid-wicket boundary - his 14th of the innings.
It took Abell 195 balls to get to his century.
Andersson c Cullen b Gibbon 8 (Derbys 38-5 - target 333)
Derbyshire head of cricket Mickey Arthur must be fuming.
A careless swish at a wide one costs Martin Andersson his wicket as keeper Henry Cullen takes the catch.
First wicket of the innings for left-armer Ben Gibbon.
Albert lbw Price 0 (Hampshire 128 & 3-2 v Sussex 244 & 319-9 dec)
A nightmare start in what has been a forgettable season for Hampshire as they lose two wickets in the first nine balls of their innings.
Jaydev Unadkat removed Felix Organ lbw and Tom Price got Toby Albert via the same method to leave Hampshire wobbling already.
Tough going for relegated Hampshire who will finish bottom of Division One and are once again up against it.
James b Coad 15 (Notts 251 & 85 v Yorks 179)
A slice of fortune for Lyndon James as he takes on Ben Coad.
Aiming for midwicket, James instead top edges over the slip cordon for four.
But his luck soon runs out as he takes a huge swipe across the line and Coad takes out middle stump. He finishes with 4-27 after a stunning morning with the ball.
Notts have lost their final seven wickets for 30 in less than 90 minutes this morning.
Not a great way for your batters to head into the close season.
Somerset 301-3 v Surrey 422
Tom Lammonby pulls away a long hop from Mahipal Lomror for four runs and up comes the Somerset 300.
Surrey are beginning to cut a frustrated bunch.
Somerset 297-3 v Surrey 422
Tom Abell and Tom Lammonby nod to each other as they mark the 200 partnership for this fourth Somerset wicket.
Abell gets a boundary and then a single to bring up the landmark.
Both have been dropped this morning but it has not affected their concentration levels.
Ahmed lbw Ahmed 34 (Kent 353 v Glos 229 & 134-5)
Ahmed falls to Ahmed for the second time in the game.
Daz Ahmed limps away from the crease after being struck on the knee and looks round aghast to see the umpire has given him out.
Khaled Ahmed strikes but there looked to be a suspicion of an inside edge there.
Kent 353 v Glos 229 & 133-4
Daz Ahmed goes after a wide, full delivery from Keith Dudgeon and edges it aerially wide of the slips and away for four.
The boundary brings up a 50 stand off 71 balls with Kamran Dhariwal and Gloucestershire now lead by nine runs.
Glamorgan 505 v Essex 129 & 14-0 - Essex trail by 362 runs
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Glamorgan enforced the follow-on as expected, with rain expected in Cardiff tomorrow, after Essex added just 29 runs for their last three wickets on the third day.
Once Kiwi Ray Toole made the breakthrough by bowling Zaman Akhter, medium-pacer Zain Ul Hassan enjoyed himself by completing his maiden five-wicket haul, having Sam Cook caught at slip and bowling Simon Harmer for 35.
Essex looked as short of confidence in their first innings as Glamorgan were until the Asa Tribe-led revival started at Surrey last week.
But the home bowling attack will have to work hard with little assistance from the pitch so far.
Glamorgan 505 v Essex 129 & 11-0
A first boundary for Essex in their second innings.
Ray Toole strays onto middle and leg which allows Paul Walter to flick him away to the mid-wicket fence.
Walter plays and misses at the next ball.
Robson c McManus b Conway 3 (Middx 12-2 v Northants - target 134)
Happening in a hurry at Lord's as a fifth wicket of the morning falls.
Sam Robson walks off a frustrated figure - and yoiu can understand why.
Harry Conway nips one back in towards the opener.
There's a sound as the ball moves throgh to wicketkeeper Lewis McManus which the umpire believes is the edge, but replays suggest it's more likely connected with Robson's hip.
Hope remains alive for Northamptonshire as Ben Geddes walks to the middle.