Bowlers, Philip Salt Sussex at the top

Gloucestershire vs Lancashire, Cheltenham

Miles Hammond's breakthrough bout of 204 was the only half-centurion to dominate the day at College Ground where Gloucestershire hosts competed. Saqib Mahmood caused a collapse, which reduced the number of guests to 84 for 4 players. for the fifth wicket between Hammond and Jack Taylor helped control the damage for a while. cashire pacemen quickly traveled the lower order. The Lancashire's response was agitated as Haseeb Hameed and Jake Lehmann fell to cheap. Keaton Jennings and Rob Jones managed to cross the day without causing any other damage, while Lancashire rose to 47 for 2 points.

Short Sheet Music: Gloucestershire 205 (Miles Hammond, 82, Jack Taylor, 42, Saqib Mahmood 4-48, Liam Livingstone 2-23) topped Lancashire 47/2 ( Keaton Jennings 26 *, David Payne 1-4) by 158 points .

Leicestershire vs Derbyshire, Leicester

It was a day with 14 litters on Grace Road with Leicestershire ending at 55 for 4 in response to Derbyshire 139. Mohammad Abbas and Chris Wright put three suitcases in the lane. one after the other while Will Davis and Dieter Klein got Leicestershire hit twice in turn to prevent the Derbyshire drummers from forming any substantial partnership. Wayne Madsen got the highest score with 47 points while none of the other drummers managed to pbad 15, with up to seven one-digit falls. Tony Palladino then led the Derbyshire attack while he was picking up three wickets to give thrill to the main order of the local team. Hasan Azad, undefeated for 13 years on the stumps, saw Colin Ackermann fall after a 26-point stand.

Short Notes: Derbyshire 139 (Wayne Madsen 47, Mohammad Abbas 3-38, Chris Wright 3-39) topped with Leicestershire 55/4 (Hasan Azad 13 *, Tony Palladino 3-3) out of 84 points .

Susbad vs. Glamorgan, Hove

The clinical performance of the ball was followed by a strike at 103 from Philip Salt, which allowed Susbad to take over at the end of the first day at County Ground. Nicholas Selman wore the bat for the visitors, but the wickets fell at regular intervals, Glamorgan being shot down to 186. Mir Hamza and David Wiese represented the first order, while Chris Jordan and Jared Warner ranked lower.

Salt then led Susbad's strong response while Luke Wells, Harry Finch and Ben Brown played supporting roles, helping the hosts to end the day with a lead of 22. They were slightly annoyed at 126 to 4 but Salt and Ben Brown stabilized the ship, the first one falling late in the day shortly after its century.

Short Notes: Glamorgan 186 (Nicholas Selman 76 *, Graham Wagg 44, Chris Jordan 3-31, Jared Warner 3-35) The Susbad Trail 208/5 (Philip Salt 103; Marnus Labuschagne 2-29) on 22 points .

Worcestershire vs. Middlebad, Worcester

A good bowling performance by Josh Tongue and Charlie Morris limited Middlebad's overall number to 221 but the hosts lost three wickets early and went back to the day with a 157-day delay. Despite some promising debut from Middlebad drummers, Dawid Malan's top 45 players proved to be the best score, as organizers continued to significantly reduce their distances. At 151 to 6, Middlebad was about to be caught for a derisory total, but lower-ranked contributions allowed him to save more than 200. Worcestershire hesitated at the start of their inning, losing Daryl Mitchell and George Rhodes at a lower cost. Callum Ferguson and Thomas Charles Fell set up a partnership of 53 teams to give some stability to the innings, but the first fell late in the day 13 to less than half a century.

Short Notes: Middlebad 221 (Dawid Malan 45, Josh Tongue 3-49, Charlie Morris 3-53) Leading the Worcestershire 64/3 (Callum Ferguson 37, Tom Helm 2- 14) by 157 points .