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• Leicestershire’s 756 for four declared was their highest innings in their first-class history, with Ackermann (277 not out) and Mulder (235no) in inspiring form, but Sussex went on to make 220 for one EFL
  
  Ali Orr made an unbeaten 106, while Tom Alsop finished with 60 not out EFL
  
  Overton, who made his England Test debut last month, took a season’s best six for 61 as Yorkshire were skittled for 220 and then contributed a breezy 28 up the order to hasten Surrey’s pursuit of 227 EFL
  
  RecommendedEngland coach Eddie Jones happy to silence Australia critics after second TestEverton ‘not for sale’ despite takeover talk, insists Farhad MoshiriIan Poulter: I was beyond lucky to hole extraordinary eagle putt at 150th OpenColin Ackermann and Wiaan Mulder made unbeaten maiden double centuries, but Leicestershire are still without a championship win this season as their match against Sussex drifted to a high-scoring draw at Hove EFL
  
  Felix Organ ticked off 41 of the runs required in 36 balls, with a combative suppression of Briggs, before James Vince and Nick Gubbins took Hampshire over the line inside 17 overs EFL
  
  Chasing an improbable 455 to win, Notts finished on 259 for four, with wicketkeeper batsman Joe Clarke making 95 and Lyndon James unbeaten at the end on 76 EFL
  
  Keaton Jennings’ gargantuan 318 had allowed Lancashire to declare overnight on 624 for nine for a first-innings lead of 178, with Somerset reaching 213 for seven before a stalemate was agreed EFL
  
  Jamie Overton shone with ball and bat as Surrey maintained their position atop Division One of the LV= Insurance County Championship with a four-wicket win over Yorkshire EFL
  
  Nottinghamshire showed why they are leading the way in Division Two by batting through the day in Cardiff to frustrate a Glamorgan side who needed nine wickets for victory EFL
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulatorHampshire needed under two hours of the final day to claim the final Warwickshire wicket and knock off the 91 runs required to win by eight wickets at the Ageas Bowl EFL
  
  03pm cut-off, giving Northamptonshire 22 points to Kent’s six and moving them above the hosts in the standings EFL
  
  Durham battled their way to a nervy draw against Derbyshire at Seat Unique Riverside in a result that failed to improve either side’s hopes of joining the promotion battle EFL
  
  But Overton’s England team-mate Ben Foakes (42 not out) and Australian Aaron Hardie (40no) saw them home with an unbroken 81-run stand, which moved Surrey 15 points clear of Hampshire in second place EFL
  
  Surrey’s chances of a fifth win in nine games were left doubtful at 147 for six as a tigerish home bowling display was led by two wickets apiece for Jordan Thompson and Shannon Gabriel at Scarborough EFL
  
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  Warwickshire’s 10th-wicket pair of Danny Briggs and George Garrett added 31 more runs before their resistance was ended by Kyle Abbott EFL
  
  After declaring on 398 for eight and a lead of 385, Derbyshire made a strong push to secure their third win of the season, reducing the home side to 150 for six after the tea break, but Durham ultimately recovered to 221 for seven to secure a stalemate EFL
  
  Left-arm spinner Jack Morley’s best first-class figures of five for 69 were not enough to force a Lancashire victory on a tense final day as Somerset’s batters held on for a draw at Southport EFL
  
  Keogh took the final wicket with just 10 minutes to spare before the 6 EFL
  
  Spinners Rob Keogh and Simon Kerrigan saw Northamptonshire to a 203-run win over Kent at Canterbury, taking five wickets each as the hosts slipped from 64 without loss to 161 all out after being set 365 EFL
  
  
  
  Ali Orr made an unbeaten 106, while Tom Alsop finished with 60 not out EFL
  
  Warwickshire’s 10th-wicket pair of Danny Briggs and George Garrett added 31 more runs before their resistance was ended by Kyle Abbott EFL
  
  But Overton’s England team-mate Ben Foakes (42 not out) and Australian Aaron Hardie (40no) saw them home with an unbroken 81-run stand, which moved Surrey 15 points clear of Hampshire in second place EFL
  
  Chasing an improbable 455 to win, Notts finished on 259 for four, with wicketkeeper batsman Joe Clarke making 95 and Lyndon James unbeaten at the end on 76 EFL
  
  Surrey’s chances of a fifth win in nine games were left doubtful at 147 for six as a tigerish home bowling display was led by two wickets apiece for Jordan Thompson and Shannon Gabriel at Scarborough EFL
  
  03pm cut-off, giving Northamptonshire 22 points to Kent’s six and moving them above the hosts in the standings EFL
  
  Felix Organ ticked off 41 of the runs required in 36 balls, with a combative suppression of Briggs, before James Vince and Nick Gubbins took Hampshire over the line inside 17 overs EFL
  
  Spinners Rob Keogh and Simon Kerrigan saw Northamptonshire to a 203-run win over Kent at Canterbury, taking five wickets each as the hosts slipped from 64 without loss to 161 all out after being set 365 EFL
  
  Overton, who made his England Test debut last month, took a season’s best six for 61 as Yorkshire were skittled for 220 and then contributed a breezy 28 up the order to hasten Surrey’s pursuit of 227 EFL
  
  Durham battled their way to a nervy draw against Derbyshire at Seat Unique Riverside in a result that failed to improve either side’s hopes of joining the promotion battle EFL
  
  Keaton Jennings’ gargantuan 318 had allowed Lancashire to declare overnight on 624 for nine for a first-innings lead of 178, with Somerset reaching 213 for seven before a stalemate was agreed EFL
  
  Nottinghamshire showed why they are leading the way in Division Two by batting through the day in Cardiff to frustrate a Glamorgan side who needed nine wickets for victory EFL
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulatorHampshire needed under two hours of the final day to claim the final Warwickshire wicket and knock off the 91 runs required to win by eight wickets at the Ageas Bowl EFL
  
  RecommendedEngland coach Eddie Jones happy to silence Australia critics after second TestEverton ‘not for sale’ despite takeover talk, insists Farhad MoshiriIan Poulter: I was beyond lucky to hole extraordinary eagle putt at 150th OpenColin Ackermann and Wiaan Mulder made unbeaten maiden double centuries, but Leicestershire are still without a championship win this season as their match against Sussex drifted to a high-scoring draw at Hove EFL
  
  Keogh took the final wicket with just 10 minutes to spare before the 6 EFL
  
  EFL
  
  Left-arm spinner Jack Morley’s best first-class figures of five for 69 were not enough to force a Lancashire victory on a tense final day as Somerset’s batters held on for a draw at Southport EFL
  
  Leicestershire’s 756 for four declared was their highest innings in their first-class history, with Ackermann (277 not out) and Mulder (235no) in inspiring form, but Sussex went on to make 220 for one EFL
  
  After declaring on 398 for eight and a lead of 385, Derbyshire made a strong push to secure their third win of the season, reducing the home side to 150 for six after the tea break, but Durham ultimately recovered to 221 for seven to secure a stalemate EFL
  
  Jamie Overton shone with ball and bat as Surrey maintained their position atop Division One of the LV= Insurance County Championship with a four-wicket win over Yorkshire EFL