LV = County Championship: Yorkshire’s hopes of survival suffer as Zafar Gohar wreaks havoc on Gloucestershire allowing them to open up the lead | News about cricket

Zafar Gohar claimed 5 points in the morning in a game where Yorkshire needed 10 to secure Division One, allowing Gloucestershire to take the lead; Plus the rest of the matches from day two in both tiers

Zafar Gohar suitcase in Gloucestershire in action

Yorkshire’s LV= Insurance County Championship hopes of survival dealt a blow to Headingley as Gloucestershire opened the scoring in the second half of 211 runs with four remaining.

Zafar Gohar camera inspired by Pakistan Gloucestershire on Monday, declared five of the seven morning news points to be Yorkshire, responding to the first inning 190, sliding from 80-3 overnight to 183 in all.

Gloucestershire’s second leg dropped to 74-5 with 13 drops on the day, but they recovered to close 204-6 thanks to Friday’s matchup Ollie Price (54*) and Jack Taylor (67). ).

Yorkshire went into the game with 15 points against Warwickshire, second place, knowing that a maximum of 10 would secure Division One, but so far they have won only three.

Warwickshirewho must win to have any chance of avoiding relegation, endured a frustrating Monday at Edgbaston, where Hampshire tracked 268 runs with 10 remaining runs.

Home opener Rob Yates (104 years old) finished his seventh first-place century when Warwickshire claimed on 272-4 and the away side hit 4-0 before closing.

With Yorkshire in jeopardy, the exit door is still open for the 2021 champions who have enough bonus points to overhaul the White Rose, but Warwickshire still needs to win this game.

Kent secured the survival of their First Division at Canterbury by reaching 405-7, led by 203, in response Somerset’s 202 is over.

Kent has taken all eight available bonus points and Warwickshire’s claim to second place means they can now just overhaul Yorkshire.

Somerset’s Lewis Goldsworthy (94) scored his team’s top goal, but added just one to his overnight score, while Kent’s Nathan Gilchrist had a career best result with a 6-61 .

Openers Kent Tawanda Muyeye (85) and Zak Crawley (79) then responded with an opening score of 176. Ollie Robinson scored 52 in her final game before joining Durham.

Northamptonshire trail Essex 231 runs with 8 spots remaining after closing on February 32 in a second day affected by rain at Wantage Road.

With just 29 overshoots, Essex tailback Ben Allison hit a career-best 69 record after going on to 37 as the visitors drew 263.

Allison then knocked out Ricardo Vasconcelos as Northamptonshire struggled to respond in handball-friendly conditions.

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The best action of day two of the 2022 County Championship match between Lancashire and Surrey at Old Trafford

LancashireKeaton Jennings of Keaton Jennings has been in agony for about two centuries at Old Trafford, where Surrey followed by 389 runs with five points remaining.

Jennings was sacked by Jamie Overton for 199, and George Balderson was the last man to get past four runaways in his maiden first century as Lancashire put in 512 for their first inning. Surrey is closed May 123 to respond.

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Jordan Clark keeps himself busy by playing guitar in the late rain on day two of the Lancashire vs Surrey County Championship game

In Division Two, Nottinghamshire closed on the title by up 662-5 declared against Durham – the seventh highest total in their 181-year history.

After Haseeb Hameed and Matt Montgomery posted centuries on day one – Montgomery expanded his first ton to a figure of 178 – Lyndon James’ career best of 164 wasn’t stellar and captain Steven Mullaney number 136 kept the Durham assault difficult.

Durham closed on February 53 to reply, behind 609, as fading light forced an early closing for the second day of the run.

Chris Cooke (141) and Shubman Gill (119) both impressed with hundreds of Glamorgan pile up 533-8 in their must-win game against Sussex at Hove.

Sussex reacted positively on Monday and was 86-1 when bad lighting forced the players off the field with 13 passes still bowling after two brief rain delays earlier in the day.

Glamorgan needs the win to have a chance to overhaul Middlesex and claim second promotion.

Billy Godleman (158*) and Luis Reece (116) share the opening position of 251 as Derbyshire The bottom club is seriously dented LeicestershireThe chance to end their winless streak this season.

Derbyshire finished the second day at the Incora County Ground in command on 356-2 to a 107 lead.

Middlesex will continue on February 146 on Tuesday at New Road, a 79-run deficit after Toby Roland-Jones (four for 50) and Ryan Higgins (three for 52) helped limit the hosts Worcestershire to 225 in all.

Visiting couple Pieter Malan (68*) and Max Holden (35*) split for a third championship score of 73.