County Championship Division One: Jack Brooks on form as Yorkshire dismiss Nottinghamshire for 261

Yorkshire bowled Nottinghamshire out for 261 on day one of their Specsavers County Championship Division One clash at Trent Bridge, with Jack Brooks (4-74) and Adil Rashid (3-29) sharing seven wickets between them.

After Yorkshire inserted them into bat on Sunday, Notts made a quick start with Steven Mullaney and Alex Hales (36) helping the hosts race past 50 before the latter fell with the score on 77 at the start of the 16th over.

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Greg Smith fell for a 12-ball duck but Mullaney (78) continued at almost a run-a-ball, reaching his half-century before being caught at first slip from the last ball before lunch.

Runs were harder to come by after lunch and wickets began to fall at regular intervals, Rashid trapping Samit Patel lbw before Brooks removed Michael Lumb one run short of his half-century. Stuart Broad was the last man to go, run out having hit 36 from 34 balls.

Bad light saw an early finish to the day's play and means Yorkshire will have to wait until Monday morning to begin their first innings.

Lancashire finished day one on 295-4 against Somerset at Taunton with Alviro Petersen making 83 and Steven Croft unbeaten on 73.

Karl Brown and Haseeb Hameed put on 56 for the first wicket after Lancashire won the toss and elected to bat first.

Jack Leach (2-67) was the man to break the partnership, having Hameed caught for 29, before Luke Procter joined Brown and took the Red Rose to 77-1 at lunch. However, both went early in the afternoon session leaving Petersen and Croft to push things on.

Petersen finally fell 17 short of his century after a stand of 125 with Croft, who, alongside Alex Davies (32 not out) saw Ashley Giles' men through to stumps.

Half-centuries from Arun Harinath, Steven Davies and Jason Roy helped Surrey reach 371-7 against Durham at stumps at the Oval.

Harinath and Davies put on 135 for the third wicket after Rory Burns (15) and Kumar Sangakkara (26) had fallen after making reasonable starts. Ben Stokes (2-84) it was who picked up the wicket of Burns, one of two wickets for the England all-rounder.

Having come together at 91-2, Harinath and Davies kept the scoring rate brisk guided Surrey past 200 before both were dismissed just short of their centuries. Chris Rushworth (2-65) accounted for both men, first removing Davies for 87 and then Harinath for 96.

Roy and Zafar Ansari picked up where they left off though, they combined to add 112 to the total, the stand finally broken when Graham Onions has Roy caught for a well-made 64. Ansari was then Stokes' second victim, falling for 41.

Adam Voges had to be taken to hospital after being hit on the back of the head by a ball thrown in from the boundary during Middlesex's clash with Hampshire at the Rose Bowl.

The batsman will play no further part in the game due to a suspected concussion.

Hampshire ended the day on 315-7 with Michael Carberry making 107 and Liam Dawson unbeaten on 87 at the close. The pair put on 100 for the fourth wicket before Carberry was caught off the bowling of James Harris.

Toby Roland-Jones was the pick of the Middlesex bowlers, taking 3-87 in his 23 overs, as England quick Steven Finn went wicketless on the opening day.