Jeetan Patel six-fer carries Warwickshire to big win

Seekkuge Prasanna sacked a four-wicket pull to assist Northamptonshire's triumph over Glamorgan as the guests enlisted a 233-run win at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on Thursday (June 28). The triumph, Northamptonshire's second in the opposition and in the same number of matches, helped them empty the last spot as they climbed to No. 7 on the Division Two focuses table.

Beginning the day at 121 for 4 out of a pursuit of 434, Glamorgan lost medium-term batsman Timm van der Gugten at a young hour early in the day session, with Prasanna grabbing the wicket. Kiran Carlson and Chris Cooke's battling association gave the hosts some expectation, just to be left gutted as both the set batsmen withdrew one after another to Brett Hutton after a 48-run stand. The tail was tidied up a brief time later as Glamorgan collapsed for 200 in their second paper to endure their fourth loss of the opposition.

Brief scores: Northamptonshire 281 (Alex Wakely 82, Richard Levi 75; Timm van der Gugten 5-45) and 406/9 decl. (Ben Duckett 133, Ricardo Vasconcelos 79; Ruaidhri Smith 4-75) beat Glamorgan 254 (Usman Khawaja 103; Ben Sanderson 3-30, Nathan Buck 3-77) and 200 (Usman Khawaja 38; Seekkuge Prasanna 4-49) by 233 runs.

Durham versus Warwickshire, Chester-le-Street

Jeetan Patel's six-fer - his 32nd fifer in five star - conveyed Warwickshire to a 86-run win in their experience against Durham and pushed them to the highest point of the Division 2 focuses table.

Pursuing 313 to win, Durham, following 50 years remain for the second wicket, neglected to string associations and continued losing wickets at standard interims. No 9 Nathan Rimmington impacted a 65-ball 61, yet it demonstrated too little to take the group home. A ton of batsmen got begins, yet nobody separated from Rimmington figured out how to score a fifty as the hosts were packaged out for 226 in their second exposition. The outcome has Durham in seventh position on the table.

Brief scores: Warwickshire 424 (Jonathan Trott 170*; Chris Rushworth 4-101) and 185/9 decl. (Jonathan Trott 53; Ryan Pringle 3-31) beat Durham 297 (Cameron Steel 51; Oliver Hannon-Dalby 4-61) and 226 (Nathan Rimmington 61; Jeetan Patel 6-83) by 86 runs.