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\u201cMorning Tanya,\u201d hello Mike Bennett!<\/p>\n
\u201cAnother gloriously sunny day here in Hove, and a pretty decent crowd in to witness the denouement of this twisting and turning match.<\/p>\n
\u201cSussex will fancy their chances from here, and you\u2019d think Jack Leaning will be eyeing up his first ton in a Sussex<\/a> shirt.<\/p>\n \u201cHe and Price both looked in good nick yesterday and sensibly shut up shop a little in the last hour to ensure that they reached today with two recognised batters at the crease and the best chance of knocking the runs off.<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s been an enjoyable few days and I\u2019m happy to have been able to catch every day of a CC match in the flesh for the first time in many years (with a shoutout to Sussex CC for very reasonable ticket prices and free entry on days 3+4) – thanks again to you for the sterling reporting from the blog and catch you later in the season!\u201d<\/p>\n Thank you Mike, it is so good to have an extra pair of eyes around the grounds. Leaning (93) and Price (38) are still there and have reduced Sussex\u2019s target to 59.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Ah, Jewell chips Bailey to midwicket. He drops his arms in disappointment. Derbyshire<\/a> 10-1.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Jimmy Anderson from the Jimmy Anderson end. Jewell edges – but it skids along the ground. The long legged Tom Bailey not the long legged Mitch Stanley from the Statham end. If you\u2019re at a loose end at OT, the sun is out and the stands are inviting. Derbyshire<\/a> 6-0.<\/p>\n Share<\/a>Lancs all out 156, Derbyshire need 138 to win!<\/p>\n A stat, from Paul Edwards: Derbyshire have successfully chased in the fourth innings at OT four times, but only once were they chasing over a hundred.<\/p>\n Harris has had enough and steps down the pitch, slamming Aitchison for four. Fancies doing it again next ball but is caught behind reaching for runs.<\/p>\n No idea what will happen next, Jimmy could bowl Derbyshire out for 34, or they could stroll to 138 two down. Over to you.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cIn the first six overs,\u201d says Ken Grime, \u201cMarcus Harris has only faced six balls.\u201d Ooops, and he might not face many more as Abbas catches Stanley\u2019s thrusting front pad. \u201cJesus Christ\u201d someone shouts from the dressing room. Lancs 156-9, lead by 133.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Updated at\u00a006.37 EDT<\/p>\n And events elsewhere too \u2013 Rory Burns bowled by Ian Holland for a duck; cuts and (maybe) edges onto his own stumps which splatter satisfyingly. Surrey<\/a> 11-1, still 160 behind.<\/p>\n Bad news for Glamorgan as big hope Asa Tribe too is bowled, for 83 at Trent Bridge, Kiran Carlson already taking off his boots, caught off Pennington for 19. Glamorgan<\/a> 139-4, needing another 339 to win.<\/p>\n Kyle Abbot picks up yet another five-wicket haul, sending Finlay Bean on his way as Yorkshire\u2019s resistance continues to crumble. Yorks 74-6 need 352.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Lancs take a single to leave Mitch Stanley to face Muhammad Abbas. And he does alright, picking up two and playing a straight bat.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n And the third! Aitchison on a hat-trick. A huge smile at the top of his run gets huger as Bailey plays inside the line and loses his stumps. Lancs 147-8. Mitch Stanley comes out, dropping his helmet and generally getting dressed as he does.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Second ball does it! Coughlin trudging back after a corking ball from Aitchison has him edging behind. Lancs 147-7, the lead 124.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n The sun is bright at OT as Derbyshire<\/a> mooch on the boundary rope waiting to take the field. Shoaib Bashir has his arms crossed chatting to his teammates.<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Just the most perfect spring morning in Manchester, birds, blossom, the works. One to store up and remember in November. My husband heard his first willow warbler of the year too.<\/p>\n Spring song: willow warbler Photograph: Marcos Veiga\/Alamy<\/p>\n Derbyshire are hoping it stays that way. This was Zak Chappell last night:<\/p>\n \u201cHarris is a class player but hopefully we can nip a couple out in the morning and chase around 160. As long as we have a clear mind and get through the new ball \u2013 that\u2019s going to be important. Jimmy\u2019s obviously going to be a handful but we\u2019re just going to have to see where we are and build some partnerships.\u201d<\/p>\n Share<\/a><\/p>\n Updated at\u00a005.54 EDT<\/p>\n Sunday’s round-up<\/p>\n Somerset notched up 21 points at Chelmsford, thrashing Essex by 10 wickets. Craig Overton, in his vast Somerset<\/a> sweater, added a couple of batters and a catch to his century on Saturday, a stand-in captaincy performance to remember. Essex inched a lead of just 47 and Archie Vaughan, Somerset\u2019s second injury substitute, made a bid for a permanent spot by punching the majority of the runs himself, twice plonking Simon Harmer over midwicket for six.<\/p>\n A zinger of a catch by Matthew Potts sealed an innings victory for Durham at Bristol. Gloucestershire spent the day bailing out the bath with a teaspoon, but sank after tea. Cameron Bancroft (56) and Ben Charlesworth (26) added 101 for the first wicket as Gloucestershire<\/a> followed on, but wickets fell afterwards, with three each for Callum Parkinson and Potts. Gloucestershire have no points after two games, after being deducted two for a slow over rate in round one.<\/p>\n A tight match at Lord\u2019s was squeaked by Worcestershire, thanks to a tail-end 34 from Matthew Waite, who then removed Sam Robson and Ryan Higgins. A couple of run-outs sealed Middlesex\u2019s fate.<\/p>\n Surrey were forced to take the third new ball at the Oval by upstarts Leicestershire. On a pastry pitch they amassed 691, their highest score against Surrey. There was a career-best 162 for Ben Cox, 100 for Stevie Eskinazi and the lead is an appetising 171.<\/p>\n Marcus Harris (58 not out) again rescued Lancashire, as they lost three for nought in their second innings, a balloon-pop collapse to leave them 23 for five. Mohammad Abbas and Zak Chappell found fire in the Old Trafford pitch for Derbyshire.<\/p>\n Zak Crawley was caught for five as Kent followed on against Northamptonshire; Asa Tribe\u2019s 82 not out and repeated showers frustrated Notts as they set Glamorgan a mammoth 478.<\/p>\n A tight to and fro at Hove left Sussex needing 94 to beat Warwickshire, with five wickets in hand. Kyle Abbot\u2019s four for 11 ensured Yorkshire made a terrible start in their pursuit of 426 against Hampshire.<\/p>\n Share<\/a>Scores on the doors<\/p>\n DIVISION ONE<\/p>\n Chelmsford: Somerset<\/a> 348 and 49-0 BEAT Essex 149 and 245 by ten wickets<\/p>\n Trent Bridge: Nottinghamshire<\/a> 279 and 311-9dec v Glamorgan 113 and 132-2 Glamorgan need 346 to win<\/p>\n The Oval: Surrey 520 v Leicestershire<\/a> 691<\/p>\n Hove: Sussex 204 and 234-5 v Warwickshire<\/a> 267 and 264 Sussex need 94 to win<\/p>\n Headingley: Yorkshire 177 and 65-5 v Hampshire<\/a> 251 and 351-5dec Yorks need 361 to win<\/p>\n DIVISION TWO<\/p>\n Bristol: Gloucestershire<\/a> Durham 605-5dec BEAT 175 and 205 by an innings and 225 runs<\/p>\n Canterbury: Kent 178 and 162-3 v Northamptonshire<\/a> 684-2dec<\/p>\n Old Trafford: Lancashire 351 and 147-6 v Derbyshire<\/a> 374<\/p>\n Lord\u2019s: Worcestershire<\/a> 191 and 253 BEAT Middlesex 183 and 204 by 57 runs<\/p>\n