Warwickshire, bottom of the First Division, are putting up a fine scrap at Lord's after England allrounder Chris Woakes joined a stubborn batting performance on the second day

Middlesex's captain James Franklin was one of the few batsmen to prosper as 20 wickets fell on the opening day at Lord's

Luke Ronchi struck the third fastest half-century in T20 in England, but Durham's captain Paul Coughlin could still celebrate a first Durham win

Michael Klinger's masterly unbeaten century was to no avail as Hampshire stole a rain-affected win to leapfrog Gloucestershire in South Group

Colin Ingram achieved Glamorgan's fastest hundred in T20 cricket, Luke Wright responded with a ton of his own and tranquil Arundel soaked it all in

Surrey survived an explosive innings by Corey Anderson and a 12-run penalty to scrape home before 15,000 at Kia Oval

Three-time champions Leicestershire got their latest NatWest T20 Blast campaign off to a flyer by beating Lancashire at Liverpool, chasing down 174 off the last ball

Ben Duckett's 72 helped champions Northamptonshire home by six wickets with four balls to spare in the repeat of last year's NatWest T20 Blast final against Durham at Chester-le-Street

A compelling denouement is in prospect at Edgbaston where Middlesex will resume on the final morning of their crucial Specsavers County Championship tussle with Warwickshire on 36 for 2, needing 234 to win

Durham coasted to their first Specsavers County Championship win of the season when they made light work of reaching a target of 157 in 43 overs against Glamorgan at Chester-le-Street

Joe Clarke sealed back-to-back centuries as he and Daryl Mitchell powered Worcestershire to the victory that lifts them into the Specsavers County Championship Division Two promotion places

A rush of wickets followed by a last-wicket stand brought excitement but the match remained well balanced at Chester-le-Street

Joe Denly demonstrated immense powers of concentration in the sweltering heat with a career-best double century to steer Kent into a position of strength on day three of the Specsavers County Championship clash with Worcestershire at New Road

Another ruthlessly efficient bowling performance from Nottinghamshire swept them to their fifth victory of the Specsavers County Championship season and strengthened their lead at the top of the Division Two table

Samit Patel produced his second double-century in consecutive matches before James Pattinson ripped through Leicestershire's batting with an explosive burst of genuinely fast bowling

Graham Clark's maiden century put Durham in command on the second day of their Specsavers County Championship match against Glamorgan at Chester-le-Street

Samit Patel continued to make the most of the richest vein of form of his career with another imperious innings on the first day against Leicestershire

Glamorgan opener Nick Selman followed his match-winning century against Durham at Swansea last month with another hundred

Sussex handed Worcestershire their first Specsavers County Championship defeat of the season after wrapping up an innings victory at Hove