Durham and Northants set for final day of County Championship clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 5:51 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Durham and Northamptonshire head into the final day of their Division Two match at Banks Homes Riverside with Northamptonshire leading on 200-6. Ollie Robinson scored 84 while Matthew Potts took three wickets, helping Durham recover from a tough position in their first innings. Northamptonshire has a 245-run lead and remains in control, despite losing quick wickets. Both teams made changes, with Ben Stokes and Luke Procter absent from play due to injury issues.
- •Northamptonshire leads by 245 runs with four second-innings wickets remaining.
- •Ollie Robinson scored 84, marking his first half-century this season.
- •Matthew Potts took three wickets for Durham.
- •Durham recovered from 347-9 to post 405 runs in the first innings.
- •Ben Stokes and Luke Procter were withdrawn from the match due to injuries.
- 5:51 PMYahoo Sports — Durham and Northants poised for intriguing final day
"A fluent 84 from Ollie Robinson and three wickets for Matthew Potts help set up a potentially intriguing final day between Durham and Northants.
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