Jack White's four-wicket haul sparked a Yorkshire revival at Taunton before weather intervened to potentially save the visitors' Championship hopes.

Mark Wood remains optimistic about returning to cricket later this summer despite ongoing knee problems that have limited him to just one Test since August 2024.

Olly Stone delivered his best bowling figures for Nottinghamshire as the defending champions seized control against promoted Leicestershire at Grace Road.

Yorkshire's Jack White starred with the ball, taking 4-41 as the visitors fought back strongly against Somerset before rain curtailed play at Taunton.

Gareth Roderick struck a brilliant unbeaten 164 to rescue Worcestershire from 186-9, leading a record last-wicket partnership that transformed the match against Northamptonshire.

Daniel Bell-Drummond's magnificent century dragged Kent from the depths of 93-4 to a commanding 352 all out on day one against Derbyshire at Canterbury.

A maiden County Championship hundred from Zain ul Hassan and Kiran Carlson's unbeaten 158 propelled Glamorgan to a commanding position against Hampshire.

Ben Slater's outstanding 178 anchored Nottinghamshire to 405-4 on the opening day, putting the visitors in control against Leicestershire at Grace Road.

Sussex captain Ollie Robinson hit an unbeaten century from number 10 to inspire a remarkable recovery against Surrey after his side had slumped to 92-7.