Nottinghamshire see off gritty Amla ton to register big win

Abroad enlist Hashim Amla scored a lumpy century yet the thump just deferred the unavoidable as Nottinghamshire enrolled a far reaching 203-run prevail upon Hampshire on the last day in Nottingham. Hampshire were at that point under the draw going into the last day at 111/3. Jake Ball scratched them right on time by castling Chris Wood. Any semblance of Rilee Rossouw and Lewis McManus endeavored to bat long as conceivable toward one side with Amla getting the keeps running at the other.

Regardless of their endeavors, Nottinghamshire hit at consistent interims with Stuart Broad disposing of both Rossouw and McManus. Amla in the long run finished his ton and was the last man expelled for 112. The outcome has sent Nottinghamshire to the best spot in the table.

Brief scores: Nottinghamshire 302 (Samit Patel 73; Fidel Edwards 4-84) and 389/9 dec (Steven Mullaney 130; Fidel Edwards 3-60) beat Hampshire 223 (Hashim Amla 69; Samit Patel 3-25) and 265 (Hashim Amla 112; Harry Gurney 3-57) by 203 runs.

Surrey versus Worcestershire, London

The challenge amongst Surrey and Worcestershire finished in an agreeable draw on expected lines on a surface where the batsmen made joyful. Amar Virdi tidied up Worcestershire tail to complete with a six-wicket pull to start the day that gave the guests a lead of 92 in the principal innings.

In answer, despite the fact that the openers Mark Stoneman and Rory Burns were rejected by the 23rd over before eradicating the deficiency, Scott Borthwick guaranteed there were no motivations to be concerned. He stayed unbeaten on 82 preceding stumps were called.

Brief scores: Surrey 434 (Rory Burns 193; Joe Leach 4-96) and 173/3 (Scott Borthwick 82*; Charlie Morris 2-21) drew with Worcestershire 526 (Joe Clarke 157; Amar Virdi 6-105)

Lancashire versus Somerset, Manchester

An imperative 50 years from Jack Leach helped Somerset battle for a draw against Lancashire at Old Trafford on the last day. Trailing by 12 keeps running toward the beginning of the day with every one of the ten wickets in place, the guests were tottering after Matthew Parkinson scratched them by picking four of the initial six wickets to fall.

At 197/7, they were in a tricky circumstance, driving just by 134 keeps running before Leach joined with Tom Groenewald to capture the slide. The twosome was engaged with a 69-run remain before Parkinson returned to château Leach for his fifth wicket. Be that as it may, by at that point, Somerset had slithered to security.

Brief scores: Somerset 429 (George Bartlett 110; Matthew Parkinson 3-80) and 269/8 (Jack Leach 66; Matthew Parkinson 5-101) drew with Lancashire 492 (Dane Vilas 235*; Tom Abell 4-43)