Tom Banton created an excellent triple century when Somerset took control against the worcestershire on the second day of their regional championship One Clash in Taunton.
The 26 -year -old man created the highest first -class score in the history of the region with its 344 not from 381 balls, with 53 four and six.
James Rew also hit a fine of 152 in the fifth goal of 371, when Somerset closed at 637-6, which is the commanding first lead of 483 runs.
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Champions Surrey were again forced to do it Essex They expanded their advantage in Chelmsford.
After Essex renewed to 356-4, Matt Critchley finished the undefeated 145 and Wicketkeeper Michael Pepper made 109 when the hosts declared 582-6.
In response to Surrey, Surrey reached 109-1 at the end, Captain Rory Burns 59 was not out, and Ollie Pope did not hit for 45 years, which watched 473 runs.
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Newly supported Yorkshire fought against Hampshire In a bowl of Utitity, although half a century from Captain Jonny Bairstow, he was at least taken for the total number of hosts.
After Yorkshire was with the ball with the ball, he was with the ball. Jack White and George Hill ended up with three goals because the hosts were out for 249, Captain Ben Brown undefeated at 49.
Bairstow, on 10 in the first shifts, returned 56 out of 108 balls, while the opener Adam Lyth 57 was not out, because visitors closed 61 before 189-6.
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On Trent Bridge, Nottinghamshire He replied well Durham’s 378.
Visitors added only eight to their 370-9 when Fergus O’Neill ended with 5-81.
In response that Ben Slater 92 and 79 from Freddie McCann helped Nottinghamshire to reach 297-5.
Sussex accumulated 528 against Warwickshirewho responded impressively at the end, but still watched 305 runs.
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The visit of Captain John Simpson turned his 116 overnight in Edgbaston at 181, but Warwickshire ended the day at 223-3, with Rob Yates opened at 113.
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