Ben Brown as Captain Hampshire began with the victory of the championship in the Five Goals Championship over the newly promoted Yorkshire in the One Division.
Yorkshire The first day was carried to 121, but Adam Lyth stored 106 to give them hope for a sensational turn of turnover.
Jack White (2-34) and Dom Bess’ (3-52) left two goals Hampshire He sweated to 86-4, but Tom Perst (57) alleviated worries with his half-century to stand up to win with Liam Dawson (22no).
All-Rounder Lyndon James (125) led the way with its century as Nottinghamshire Built a re -lead with the first diameter Durhamwho were still 87 for 114-3, with Colin Ackermann 45 not at the end of the third day.
James was backed up by Matt Montgomery (75) half a century and a rapid Josha tongue pitch in the best 55 in the nottinghamshire a total of 579.
They built Ben Slater (92) and Freddie McCann (79) on the earlier efforts to allow Nottinghamshire from Durham 378.
Ben Foakes (92no) resisted its former region for four hours and 41 minutes but could not prevent Essex From the request for the prevailing champions Surrey Follow in Chelmsford.
Surrey’s Ben Foakes hit 92 not against its former Essex region on the third day in Chelmsford
The one -time English goalkeeper stood definitely, while the goals fell all around him, when Surrey was released to 365 in their first shifts, 217 runners in arrears.
The second time around Surrey reduced the requirement to re -design Essex Bat by nine runs without losing at six breaks at the end of the third day.
Visitors collapsed from their overnight 109-1 to 180-6, abolished by the magic of three goals in 15 passes, during which the guts were pulled out of the middle order.
Somerset’s Tom Banton (371) registered the fifth highest score in the history of the district championship with his triple ton of the third day of their match against Worcestershire in Taunton.
26-year-old England White-Ball International, undefeated to 344 overnight, expanded its border to 56 and two sixes, 403 balls before his goal saw that Somerset had announced its first shifts to 670-7 with a lead of 516.
Worcestershire slipped to 116-4 in his second shifts before a lively recovery to 280-5, 236 in a row.
Warwickshire and Sussex It seems that after three sun and soaked days in Edgbaston he founded his season.
Sussex closed the third day at 126-3 in his second shifts, a total of 200 ahead, after the leadership of the first exchange 74.
It is a solid advantage, but on the last day on Pitch offers a move, but that remains suitable for the dough, would require something very special from the handler.
In the second division, Luis Reece (4-45) celebrated a personal milestone to make nine goals Derbyshire victory Gloucestershire On the third day in the derby.
All-Rounder took 10 goals for the first time in the match and ended with 4-45 to add to his 6-52 in the first shifts.
Ben Charlesworth earned 110, but no one else could play significant shifts because Gloucestershire was selected for 259, so the home side was the victory of 91, while Caleb Jewell (51) led them home.
Kent Seamer Keith Dudgeon (7-36) created the best characters in his career to wrap his party’s victory Northamptonshire Just half an hour until the third morning.
The 29-year-old South African spewed the last three goals of Northamptonshire to ensure a 145-run success only for the second victory of Kent in the last 20 games.
Leicestershire sealed a comfortable victory against Glamorgan Inside three days despite the century by Kiran Carlson, while the first hundred of Max Holden led a Middlesx Fightback on the third day at Lord’s to create a prospect of an exciting goal against the favorite division titles Two Lancashire.
