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Warwickshire brushed aside relegation-threatened Hampshire inside three days at the Utilita Bowl, with Manav Suthar's seven-wicket haul doing the damage in a clinical innings victory.
Rob Yates ended his frustrating run of near-misses with a composed 109 as Warwickshire posted 398 all out before reducing a struggling Hampshire to 74-6, leading by 324 runs at the close of day two.
Hampshire Cricket have performed a swift U-turn on the signing of New Zealand all-rounder Scott Kuggeleijn, confirming he will play no part in their remaining County Championship fixtures after widespread criticism from fans and staff.
Dom Bess claimed his first five-wicket haul of the season to drive Yorkshire to a nail-biting 39-run victory over Hampshire, injecting vital breathing room into their County Championship relegation battle.
George Hill's all-round brilliance has put Yorkshire firmly in the driving seat against Hampshire, with the hosts needing 278 to win and avoid slipping into the relegation mire on the final day.
Keith Barker has called time on a distinguished first-class career after a knee injury proved too much to overcome, ending his second stint at Warwickshire almost as soon as it began.
Kent produced a commanding seven-wicket win over South Group leaders Hampshire in the T20 Blast, with Daniel Bell-Drummond and Sam Billings leading the charge. Elsewhere, Alex Lees equalled Durham's all-time T20 record with a stunning century.
Fergus O'Neill's fifth five-wicket haul helped Nottinghamshire maintain their advantage, though Hampshire's battling display ensures the contest remains finely poised.
Australian pace bowler Fergus O'Neill captured four wickets to leave Hampshire struggling at 152-6 on day one at the Utilita Bowl.
Matt Critchley's explosive unbeaten 90 from just 73 balls guided Essex to a convincing six-wicket triumph over Hampshire at Chelmsford.
The Welsh county dominated proceedings from start to finish, securing their first Championship Division One triumph in over two decades with victory at the Utilita Bowl.
Mason Crane inspired Glamorgan to take 15 wickets in a single day as they moved to the brink of ending their 21-year wait for a County Championship Division One victory.