Durham drew with Hampshire at Chester-le-Street Durham 421 for 9 (Jennings 129) - Hampshire 472 for 9 dec (Ervine 93, Adams 86, Smith 67) and 174 for 4
Essex beat Kent by ten wickets at Chelmsford Essex 569 (Bopara 94, ten Doeschate 91, Westley 88, Lawrence 82, Rabada 4-118) and 9 for 0 (Browne 8*, Cook 1*) - Kent 207 (Blake 89*, Porter 3-51) and 370 (Northeast 166*, Tredwell 124, Quinn 4-60)
Worcestershire beat Leicestershire by 3 wickets at New Road Worcestershire 349 (Leach 90, Fell 61, Mitchell 52, McKay 4-59) and 369 for 7 ( Clarke 123, Leach 64*, Shreck 4-104) - Leicestershire 407 (Dexter 109, Eckersley 92*, Barnard 4-62, D'Oliveira 4-80) and 307-3 dec (Cosgrove 146, Horton 117*)
T20 Blast Kent 187 for 5 (Northeast 75) beat Somerset 175 for 9 (Trego 63, Stevens 3-30) by 12 runs Glamorgan 159 for 8 (Lloyd 81, Kulasekara 4-28) beat Sussex 113 (van der Gugten 4-17) by 46 runs
Yorkshire seamer Josh Shaw has returned to County Championship Division Two side Gloucestershire on loan. Former England Under-19 player Shaw has taken 19 wickets for Gloucestershire this season, having joined them on a season-long loan deal in February. The 20-year-old was recalled by Yorkshire in June and made three appearances for the county
T20 Blast - South Group Surrey 154 for 8 (Finch 51, Davey 3-20) beat Somerset 139 for 6 (Jayawardene 36, Dernbach 3-32) by 15 runs Glamorgan 145 for 1 (Wallace , Lloyd 49) beat Middlesex 144 for 8 (Morgan 58, Higgins 57*) by 9 wickets Essex 153 for 6 (Zaidi 47) beat Hampshire 150 for 7 (Vince 62) by three runs Kent 148 for 7 (Denly 51, Howell 3-29) beat Gloucestershire 145 for 8 (Klinger 42, Howell 37) by three runs
T20 Blast - North Group Lancashire 200 for 3 (Brown 62*, Buttler 57) beat Worcestershire 198 (Cox 44, Whiteley 38) by seven wickets Nottinghamshire 123 for 4 (Christian 56*, Lumb 38) beat Northants 122 (Levi 35, Tahir 3-13, Mullaney 3-12) by six wickets Yorkshire 156 for 6 (Williamson 48, Ballance 33) beat Warwickshire 154 (Porterfield 48, Evans 37) by two runs Leicestershire 164 for 1 (Pettini 71*, Cosgrove 52) beat Derbyshire 158 (Broom 59, Neesham 45) by nine wickets
England wicketkeeper Jos Buttler is to have an X-ray after hurting his left hand during Lancashire's T20 Blast win over Worcestershire on Friday.
T20 Blast Nottinghamshire 128 for 1 (Wessels 80*) beat Worcestershire 124 for 8 (Cox 37*) by nine wickets
Middlesex beat Somerset by two wickets at Taunton Middlesex 381 (Fuller 93, Harris 78, Bailey 71, Gubbins 67, Allenby 4-67) and 302 for 8 (Simpson 79*, Gubbins 76, Groenewald 5-90) - Somerset 236 and 348 for 6 (Trescothick 124, Trego 115*, Podmore 3-75)
Warwickshire drew with Hampshire at Edgbaston Warwickshire 398 for 6 (Hain 135, Ambrose 104, Trott 68) - Hampshire 531 (Wheater 204*, Ervine 75, Poysden 4-85)
Worcestershire beat Northamptonshire by 311 runs at Wantage Road Worcestershire 277 and 324 for 8 dec (D'Oliveira 81) - Northamptonshire 148 (Rossington 55, Leach 5-70) and 142 (Henry 5-36)
Surrey drew with Yorkshire at the Oval Surrey 267 (S Curran 59*, Davies 56, Finch 52) and 106 for 1 (Sibley 54*) - Yorkshire 407 (Lyth 202, Gale 61, Patterson 51)
T20 Blast - South Group Hampshire 134 for 9 beat Sussex 133 for 8 (Taylor 46*, Nash 32, Griffiths 3-33, Wheal 2-17) by one run Kent 181 for 2 (Bell-Drummond 112, Northeast 57) beat Surrey 180 for 8 (Roy 52, Tredwell 3-32) by eight wickets Middlesex 141 for 5 (Morgan 43) beat Somerset 137 (Allenby 64, Roland-Jones 3-24) by five wickets
T20 Blast - North Group Nottinghamshire 162 for 7 (Patel 58, Read 35*) beat Yorkshire 160 for 7 (Head 40, Lyth 39, Gurney 3-16) by three wickets Worcestershire 166 for 5 (Mitchell 61, Whiteley 41*, Clarke 3-22) beat Birmingham 164 (Wade 74, Hain 46, Henry 3-15) by five wickets Leicestershire 207 for 3 (Pettini 76, Delport 68) beat Lancashire 198 for 4 (Petersen 103*) by nine runs Durham 153 for 4 (Stoneman 40, Mustard 40) beat Northamptonshire 149 for 5 (Cobb 68, Duckett 48) by six wickets
Club captain Mark Cosgrove has signed a two-year contract extension at Leicestershire. The 32-year-old Australian batsman, who played three one-day internationals for his country in 2006, will now remain at Grace Road until at least the end of the 2018 campaign.
Gloucestershire beat Essex by 61 runs at Cheltenham Gloucestershire 255 (Roderick 61, Miles 55, Quinn 7-76, Porter 3-67) and 290 (Roderick 102, Dent 72, Klinger 53*, Napier 4-62, Quinn 4-87) - Essex 333 (Lawrence 127, ten Doeschate 52, Shaw 4-72) and 151 (Norwell 4-65, Miles 3-26, Payne 3-40)
Durham beat Lancashire by two wickets at Southport Durham 291 (Borthwick 64, Collingwood 50, Anderson 3-58) and 247 for 8 (Jennings 82, Burnham 52, Smith 5-25) - Lancashire 204 (Croft 54, Petersen 51, Rushworth 4-30) and 333 (Procter 122, Hameed 53, Stokes 3-50, Borthwick 3-98)
Alex Lees, Yorkshire's one-day captain, has issued an apology to umpire Martin Saggers following angry comments made to the media after defeat against Nottinghamshire in the NatWest Blast at Trent Bridge on Friday. Yorkshire have subsequently handed Lees a two-match suspension, suspended for 12 months. The suspension is liable to be activated under the ECB Cricket Discipline Commission should Lees breach any ECB Directive within the 12-month period
