County Championship Division One: Essex skittle Glamorgan for 260

Lancashire made light work of Surrey, bowling the visitors out for 191 on day one of the Specsavers County Championship game at Old Trafford as Kyle Jarvis took 6-70.

Jarvis removed Kumar Sangakkara and Steven Davies - both for ducks - in the same over as Surrey limped to 40-5, Jason Roy also falling cheaply to Jarvis for two.

Opener Rory Burns admirably scored 92, putting on 64 and 68 for the sixth and eighth wickets respectively with James Burke (31) and skipper Gareth Batty (21), before being the last wicket to fall.

Lancashire cautiously then batted out the final 12 overs of the day, reaching 16-0 by stumps.

Elsewhere, Andrew Umeed scored a century on his county cricket debut for Warwickshire against Durham at Edgbaston.

Umeed, who has only previously played one first-class game for Scotland, hit 101 as he put on an opening partnership of 120 with Varun Chopra (71).

Ian Bell then hit 38, but after the strong start, the home side proceeded to lose seven wickets for 65, and four for 17 late in the day following Umeed's dismissal, closing the day on 273-8 - James Weighell taking 4-75 and Brydon Carse 3-59.

Chris Rogers (104no) hit a hundred for Somerset as they took control on day one of their clash with Middlesex at Lord's, finishing on 219-2 when rain intervened.

Rogers shared an unbroken 125-run stand for the third wicket with James Hildreth (60no) as the visitors recovered from the early loss of Marcus Trescothick for eight.

It was one of two wickets for Toby Roland-Jones (2-33) - Tom Abell (41) the other - but the rest of Middlesex's attack found the going much tougher.

Little play was possible between Hampshire and Nottinghamshire on day one at the Ageas Bowl, the hosts reaching stumps on 149-4.

England hopeful Jake Ball (2-42) took two wickets, as did Luke Fletcher (2-34) - on a hat-trick after removing Jimmy Adams (30) and Liam Dawson off consecutive deliveries - as Hampshire slipped to 84-4.

Sean Ervine (38no) and Tom Alsop (32no) recovered things slightly by the close, putting on an unbroken 65 together.