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Era Ben Brown as Captain Hampshire began with a victory in a five winch championship over the newly founded Yorkshire in the first division.
Yorkshire The first day was thrown out for 121, but Adam Lyth took 106 to give them hope in a sensational victory in the turn.
Jack White (2-34) and home Bess’ (3-52) the remaining two shots Hampshire Sweating at 86-4, but Tom Perst, 57, relieved his worries with his half a century to take his side to win with Liam Dawson (22no).
Comprehensive Lyndon James, 125, led the way with his century as Nottinghamshire built in 201 -un first role Durhamwho were still 87 after 114-3 and Colin Ackermann 45 did not come out at the end of the third day.
Jamesa was supported by Matt Montgomery’s, 75, half a century and a quick bowler of Josh’s career with the best 55 in the total 579 Nottinghamshire.
They built on the earlier efforts of Ben Slater (92) and Freddie McCanna (79) to enable a convenient remont nottinghamshire from Durhamovo 378.
Ben Foakes (92no) defied to his former county for four hours and 41 minutes but could not prevent Esex From the search for ruling champions Pepper follow in Chelmsford.
Surrey’s Ben Foakes hit 92 and not against his former county Essex on the third day in Chelmsford
The one -off Wickekekeper from England stood firmly as Wicketti fell around him as Surrey was discharged by 365 in their first scams, 217 running behind.
For the second time around Surrey, he reduced the request for Essex Bat to re -make nine rides without loss in six accessories at the end of the third day.
Visitors crashed overnight from 109-1 to 180-6, canceled with a spell of three shots in 15 balls, during which the hoses were thrown out of the middle row.
Somerset’s Tom Banton, 371, registered the fifth highest result in the history of the county championship with their triple tone of the third day of their match against Worcestershire in Taunton.
Unbeaten on 344 overnight, 26-year-old International England White-Ball expanded its number of borders per 56-four and two six, faced with 403 balls before his Wickket saw that Sorset had declared his first release at 670-7, with a lead of 516.
Worcestershire slipped to 116-4 in his second stab before being a witty recovery at 280-5, still 236 behind.
Warwicksshire and Sussex It seems that he was destined to start the season by drawing after three suns and soaked days in Edgbaston.
Sussex closed on the third day at 126-3 in his second Ubaja, 200 ahead of total after taking over the 74 lead.
It is a solid advantage, but taking 10 hyckeke on the last day on the ground that offers a turnaround, but that remains adapted to the body, a bowler would need something special.
In the second division, Luis Reece (4-45) celebrated a personal turning point for setting nine screws Derbyshire Win Gloucestershire On the third day in Derby.
The comprehensive first took 10 Wickeke in the match, finishing with 4-45 to add 6-52 in the first scams.
Ben Charlesworth made 110, but no one else could play significant insertion because Gloucestershire was thrown out by 259, leaving the home side a victory of 91, and Caleb Jewell, 51, led them home.
Kent Seamer Keith Dudgeon (7-36) produced the best in his career to finish his part’s victory over Northamptonshire Only half an hour in the third morning.
The 29-year-old South African made their way through the last three Wikets Northamptonshire to ensure a success of 145 running for just the second victory at Kent’s Red Ball in the last 20 games.
Leicestershire sealed a pleasant victory against Glamor Within three days despite the century from Kiran Carlson, while the sixth first -class Max Holden led a Middlesex Return of the third day to Lord’s to set the look of exciting endings against the favorites of the title in two divisions Lancashire.
