Live: Rothesay County Championship – Yorkshire Men v Nottinghamshire, Day 3

Liam Patterson-White with the day’s key intervention, claiming three wickets after tea.

But Harry Duke is caught behind in the day’s final over off Pennington, 15. Yorkshire need 287 more to win.

We’re into the day’s final three overs, and Harry Duke has 15 and Matthew Revis 10.

James Wharton lbw Liam Patterson-White, 58.

Wharton goes as the left-arm spinner claims his third wicket.

After the early promise, Yorkshire are in bother chasing 463. Matthew Revis and Harry Duke, 10, are now together.

James Wharton reaches an excellent fifty off 75 balls with 8x4s.

Yorkshire 144-3 chasing 463. We have 22 overs remaining in the day, with 35 bowled.

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Dawid Malan bowled Liam Patterson-White, 12.

Oh no, that’s a key wicket for Notts as the left-arm spinner gets one to turn against Malan.

Two wickets in his opening two overs, and that 463 target looks a long way off again. Harry Duke in to join James Wharton, who has 44.

Adam Lyth caught behind Kyle Verreynne bowled Liam Patterson-White, 44.

The left-arm spinner’s third ball accounts for Lyth, who feathers behind a cut which wasn’t quite there for it. Dawid Malan joins James Wharton, who has 38.

Yorkshire are on track at present. They are 66-1 after 22 overs in their pursuit of 463.

Adam Lyth has 30 and James Wharton 16. We still have 35 overs remaining in the day.

Early stages of the evening session as Yorkshire chase 463.

Adam Lyth 25, James Wharton 1.

Adam Lyth 25 and James Wharton yet to score.

Fin Bean the only wicket to fall in that mini session as the hosts chase 463.

We have 44 overs remaining in the day.

Fin Bean lbw Dillon Pennington, 17.

End of a positive opening stand with Adam Lyth, who has 21. Yorkshire chasing 463, and James Wharton comes to the crease.

Yorkshire 34-0 after eight overs, with Adam Lyth 17 and Fin Bean 15. 463-target.

Adam Lyth and Fin Bean have 7 apiece as Yorkshire begin their chase of 463.

Nottinghamshire have declared on 393-8, setting Yorkshire a stiff target. Brett Hutton 44 off 26 balls and Dillon Pennington 22 not out. They shared 60 inside eight overs for the ninth wicket.

Midway through the 95th over, Jordan Thompson has left the field, leaving George Hill to complete the over.

Not entirely sure of the issue, but he definitely wasn’t feeling comfortable. Back or side, maybe.

Notts are now 366-8, leading by 435. Brett Hutton has 28 and Dillon Pennington 11. It’s shot a ball stuff now.

Lyndon James caught Jack White bowled Ben Coad, 11.

Great diving catch running back from mid-off. White helps his new-ball partner Coad claim a third wicket.

Notts’ lead is 402.

Liam Patterson-White caught Dawid Malan bowled Jack White, 4.

Caught at mid-on, and the Notts’ lead is 390.

Lunch will be taken, with Nottinghamshire 318-6, leading by 387.

With the strength of the wind here at Headingley today, the ground-staff aren’t able to put the full covers on the ground today. Having said that, it’s not required as the rain has passed through already.

Kyle Verreynne caught Adam Lyth bowled Jack White, 24.

Caught at second slip, with Notts leading by 384.

Jack Haynes caught behind Harry Duke bowled Ben Coad, 40.

Brilliant one-handed catch going to his left by Duke off the inside-edge.

Notts’ lead by 368.

Play is about to resume. The umpires are in the middle, the players on their way. No overs lost.

Not sure we will be off for too long. Has the feeling of just a passing shower.

Nottinghamshire lead by 366 with Jack Haynes 43 and Kyle Verreynne 17.

Ben Coad has returned to the attack with the new ball.

Nottinghamshire are 289-4 in the 81st over, leading by 358.

We’re a couple of overs away from the new ball being available. Nottinghamshire are 282-4, leading by 351 now. Jack Haynes has 40 and Kyle Verreynne 5.

Joe Clarke lbw Jordan Thompson, 94.

Trapped in front half playing forwards.

Nottinghamshire lead by 327. South African wicketkeeper-batter Kyle Verreynne in now alongside Jack Haynes, who has 32.

Notts 255-3, leading by 324. Joe Clarke has moved to 87 and Jack Haynes 27. These two have shared an unbroken 82.

Jordan Thompson and Dom Bess are currently in operation.

Dom Bess and Ben Coad have taken on early-morning bowling duties. Joe Clarke 74 and Jack Haynes 14. We’re into the day’s second over, the 63rd of the innings.

We had a bit of rain around about half an hour ago which forced the main cover onto the pitch but the players continued their warm-ups.

The sun’s out now, though. There is a strong breeze too.

England claimed victory in the Test Match at Trent Bridge yesterday, by an innings and 45 runs. Shoaib Bashir claimed nine wickets in the match, including a sec0nd-innings six-for.

Rothesay County Championship 

Division One 

Durham 277 and 159 v Somerset 172 and 71-1, Banks Homes Riverside

Hampshire 154 and 116-6 v Sussex 297, Utilita Bowl

Worcestershire 181 v Warwickshire 227 and 53-1, Visit Worcestershire, New Road

Division Two 

Derbyshire 587-5 dec v Kent 210-3, The County Ground

Glamorgan 383 v Middlesex 155, Sophia Gardens

Leicestershire 457 v Lancashire 206, The Uptonsteel County Ground, Grace Road

Northamptonshire 469 v Gloucestershire 156-4, Wantage Road

Good morning from Headingley, where it’s cloudy but bright and there has been some overnight rain.

Yesterday wasn’t the ideal day for our two senior teams to say the least. Yorkshire’s women were beaten by 10 wickets against Warwickshire in the quarter-final of the Vitality County T20 Cup up at Weetwood, the Bears chasing down 139.

Our men were on the wrong end of the second day of the ongoing Championship match against Nottinghamshire.

Notts closed on 227-3 in their second innings, leading by 296 with Joe Clarke unbeaten on 73.

Yorkshire are going to have to have a wicket-filled morning to give themselves any hope of chasing a target. Somewhere in the region of 350-375, maybe? Notts will hope it is much more.

You can recap our reports and reaction from yesterday’s action via the embedded X posts above and below.