After Durham was dismissed for 254, Yorkshire gained a 27-run first-innings advantage thanks to Jordan Thompson’s three-wicket haul. Thompson took the glory early, but George Hill, who finished with a four-wicket haul, snuffed out the opposition’s back end.
Northamptonshire was skittled by Brett Hutton’s five-wicket haul, which caused them to fall from 113/2 to 158 all out. At the end of the second day, it also assisted Nottinghamshire’s batters in eliminating all but one run of the deficit, reports Cricket Live Score.
For Sussex, Cheteshwar Pujara might have fallen 23 runs short of a third century. Nonetheless, Tom reached the milestone by scoring an unbroken 118, adding a further 121 runs with James Coles, who was also undefeated at 59, and sharing a 136-run stand with his captain. Although the first day was rained out, the trio ensured that Sussex had a strong batting performance.
Michael Neser, who had a four-wicket haul in the first innings, also shone with the bat for Glamorgan, scoring 86 runs after his team had fallen to 120/6 in response to Worcestershire’s 109. His hit gave them a 149-run advantage after the first inning.
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