Wednesday 17 August 2016 07:41, UK
Haseeb Hameed made history by becoming the first Lancashire batsman score centuries in both innings of a Roses match as their Specsavers County Championship clash with Yorkshire ended in a draw on day four.
Hameed followed up his first innings 114 with an unbeaten 100 in the second as Lancashire declared on 232-3, setting Yorkshire 367 to win..
With little time left though on day four, Yorkshire had comfortably cruised to 188-0, with Alex Lees (114no) hitting a hundred of his own, when the draw was called - Lancashire earning 11 points to Yorkshire's 10.
Nottinghamshire suffered a horrible collapse of seven wickets for 46 runs to gift Hampshire a 176-run win at Trent Bridge.
Steven Mullaney (137) held up the visitors' quest for victory with a magnificent hundred, putting on 162 for the fourth wicket with Brendan Taylor (58).
But the wheels fell off when Brad Wheal (6-51) removed Mullaney for the second of his six wickets as he and Mason Crane (3-95) ran through the lower order.
The 22 points Hampshire gain for a win lifts them off the bottom of the table, with Notts taking their place, but it's not enough to see them safely out of the relegation places.
Surrey's 226-run win over Warwickshire at Edgbaston lifts them from seventh all the way to third in the table after claiming 21 points.
The hosts resumed the day on 2-1 having been set 396 to win, but were skittled for just 169 in 78 overs with Surrey's bowlers sharing the wickets around.
Seamers Mark Footitt (2-17) and Stuart Meaker (2-44) took two apiece, while spinners Gareth Batty (2-27) and Zafar Ansari (1-18) enhanced their claims for selection on England's winter tour of the sub-continent.
