Yorkshire faces Somerset as Sussex takes on Notts in county cricket

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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Yorkshire faces Somerset as Sussex takes on Notts in county cricket
Summary

County cricket matches featuring Yorkshire against Somerset and Sussex against Notts are underway today. Updates from the various grounds are being provided as the matches progress. The matches are part of a day filled with competitive cricket action in the county circuit, with the ECB monitoring developments closely.

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  • •Yorkshire is in action against Somerset at home.
  • •Sussex hosts Notts in another county fixture.
  • •Live updates are being shared from multiple grounds.
  • •ECB is observing the situation closely on match developments.
Latest Updates
  • 8:49 AMThe Guardian Sport — Yorkshire v Somerset, Sussex v Nottinghamshire: County Championship cricket, day four – live
  • 8:30 AMThe Guardian Sport — Yorkshire v Somerset, Sussex v Notts and more: County Championship cricket, day two – live
  • 8:24 AMThe Guardian Sport — Yorkshire v Somerset, Sussex v Notts, and more: county cricket, day one – live
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All the latest updates from around the county grounds Middlesex crisis deepens | Email Tanya or post BTL It was a tense day at Headingley, cold enough in the shade for the stewards to wear gloves, but hot on the pitch where Somerset wobbled but just about held on to their Championship dream. It took more than a session to break Yorkshire’s overnight partnership of George Hill and Dom Bess, who played with swaggering patience in a seventh-wicket partnership of 166. Hill finally fell to a top-edged pull for a season’s best 89 to Craig Overton, who chased him to the rope to say well done. The former Somerset player Bess followed for 77, all material for Tom Abell’s best man’s speech at Bess’s wedding next month. Set 287, Somerset had a catastrophic start when Josh Thomas was caught behind in the first over, and a couple more wickets followed, the fielders providing regular reminders that the title has never gone to Taunton, before Abell and Tom Lammonby saw things through to the close. Tomorrow’s magic cider number is 214. Continue reading...

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All the latest updates from around the grounds Middlesex chair Sykes to resign | Email Tanya Some thoughtful chat about pitches in the Reporters’ Network quotes last night: Glamorgan’s Zain ul Hassan, who took four for 26 in Surrey’s 115 all out at The Oval: Continue reading...

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All the latest updates from around the grounds Email Tanya with any thoughts or comment BTL The regulator is still chewing it over, and the ECB have no control on any timing for this. For those who like to add up as they go along: Continue reading...

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