Cricket County: Yorkshire Notts v, Somerset v Kent and more – live! | sport

And painkillers for Rootie now three steps outside. He will be desperate to play cricket early in the season next year …

Go Ravi – 81 not for Esbad! They still hang out in 165 spirit …

Ok, so Kent needs 206 to win in Taunton. Hmmmmm, interesting. This is done for Renshaw – no?

The root pulls on a new helmet and the old cabinet resume. Root and Ballance. Style and substance. Snow White and Red Rose.

Still the war This time hit on the headphones by Broad. Physio on the ground verifies his name and the Prime Minister's identity.

Adam Lyth and his little walk go back to the pavilion. He tried to give Ball a right and started playing, Akimbo stumps. Ball has been impressive today. Yorkshire has big problems at 25/2, far too late on him.

Ah, Hoppsy saw Bartlett play. "He's really a young innovative strok creator – he has a lot of talent"

And Brian Clifford also thought about mankading

But some good news for Somerset fans – fifty to George Bartlett, who celebrated her centennial against Lancashire last year, 19-year-old England. Someone saw him live?

Another in Taunton – a fourth for Mitchell Claydon, who surely played a role in Metal Mickey, favorite of the Saturday night of the 1980s.

But before I can leave my place, a counter! The young Harry Brook, pushing ahead and caught up with the ball by Nash. Gary Ballance's heavy footsteps are now scary in the heart of Nottinghamshire.

A bit of an early puzzle by Abhijato Sensarma. I'll have a quick coffee and I'll let you think while you eat the chocolate digestive, a person left in the cookie pan (pay attention to the crumbs in the keyboard).

You mentioned the IPL. Therefore, although no one is watching yet, I would like to ask you a question about the thought that I had after the infamous incident of Ashwin Mankading.

Since letting the crease to get an unfair advantage is punishable for the non-striker, why should not it be the same for the attacker while he stands completely outside the crease? ?

Considering that part of the potential race is actually taken before the ball is "alive", the logic should apply at both ends, and when drummers like Finch against B. Kumar stand outside the fold, we must also talk about "cheating"!

A counter-argument could be that the guardian resists the stumps so that a drummer (another example: Kohli against Rabada in SA to prevent the swing) is likely to get caught, as the non-striker who backs off too much risk of running. -outside.

But while Rabada could stop and manage to send the non-striker back during his swing quite easily, the attacker can only be fired during a stop (this also only when the ball reaches the goalkeeper in the first place) , which will be physically impossible to remove when KG like bowls swinging darts at 145 + …

If the drummer who stands outside his paddock plays with a player and completes a simple tight with success, that inch gain that he had gotten before the ball was in play would give him an unfair advantage . Given this logic, do you think that lawmakers of the game should impose restrictions on the position of an attacker in the field? "

A first ticket office in Taunton Ali's advice for the summit. Craig Overton left for 28.

Leicester moving smoothly while Middlebad Survival threw a curve ball through a third wicket for Buck – Robson for 41. BThe other Durhams are still here.

A question from Dom Cole:

"When was the last time all matches reached Day 4? There really was only time in Taunton. Not surprising?

Dom memory, yes, very surprising. I seem to remember from last year's County Blog that we almost always had at least one match ending early. Maybe it's the new ball? The best time? Last year, gardeners were recovering from the beast's east.

In addition, it must be said that the match in Taunton would probably be over now if it had not rained on Friday.

And heartless Notts said. This may be the attitude of future champions.

Hello! And welcome to our last day of this first round. The sun is out at Trent Bridge and we thought that Notts is going to be nice (oh be nice) and beat and let Joe Clarke get the three extra points to make him the youngest player in Notts to make two centuries in his debut.

Around counties, there are results to be obtained at Taunton, Southampton, Hove and Northants and that does not seem good for Somerset, Esbad, Susbad or Middlebad.

Yorkshire need to fight to hold for a draw against a Super Notts attack, and Durham Similarly, can they resist Luis Reece this time?