Glamorgan is in the Lead After a Hat-trick by Neser

Somerset were 114-4 at one point, trailing Northamptonshire by 141 runs.

However, Tom Kohler-Cadmore smashed a counterattacking 95 off 71 balls to help Somerset end the day on 199-4, just 56 runs behind Northamptonshire and in a good position to take the lead tomorrow.

Nottinghamshire were in trouble at 125-6 in response to Lancashire’s 214 all out.

But a gritty 97 from Haseeb Hameed helped them secure a 35-run first-innings lead, giving them the upper hand in the match.

Warwickshire were struggling at 164-4 against Hampshire, but half-centuries from Sam Hain (85), Ed Barnard (91*), and Michael Burgess (60*) helped them take a 135-run lead.

They will aim to extend this advantage on the following day.

In the ongoing match between Sussex and Worcestershire, Cheteshwar Pujara’s brilliant knock of 136 runs helped his team gain a 109-run lead over Worcestershire.

Currently, Worcestershire is trailing by 75 runs and has lost one wicket, giving Sussex the advantage heading into Day 3 of the match.

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In the cricket match at the Country Ground in Chelmsford, Jamie Porter of Essex took four wickets for 51 runs.

This happened when the lower order of Surrey was looking to cover up their first-innings deficit and reach a score of 314.

However, Porter’s excellent bowling ensured that Surrey was bowled out for 240, giving Essex a first-innings lead of 74 runs.

In a team effort, Lancashire’s Will Williams, Tom Bailey, and George Balderson took three wickets each, limiting Nottinghamshire’s first innings lead to 35.

This allowed Lancashire’s batsmen to easily overcome the deficit and regain the lead by the end of Day 2.

On the other hand, after being all out for 245, Glamorgan was given the upper hand against Yorkshire thanks to Michael Neser’s impressive spell of 7-32, which included a hat-trick.

Neser’s bowling helped dismiss Yorkshire for just 106, giving Glamorgan a lead of 139. At the end of Day 2, Glamorgan’s lead had extended to 196.

After Leicestershire’s poor batting display, being all out for 122 runs, Wiaan Mulder couldn’t stop Derbyshire from ending the day with a lead of 204 runs, scoring 326-7.

However, he performed well with the ball, picking up five wickets for 55 runs, in a one-man show.