There were plenty of questions for the Yorkshire head coach following his team's fifth championship win of the season, completing the double over Somerset to severely dent their hopes of a first title win in the process. Those questions were led off by WRF's Jonathan Doidge.

Ben Cliff became the first Yorkshire bowler to take at least ten wickets in a match at Headingley since Graham Stevenson did so against Northamptonshire 46 years ago. Afterwards, he spared WRF's Jonathan Doidge some time to reflect on the win and his own achievement.

A relentless Yorkshire bowling performance put a significant dent in Somerset’s Rothesay County Championship title challenge, the hosts consigning the pre-game leaders to a hammer blow defeat at Headingley.

Yorkshire produced an almost perfect day three to pull ahead in an absorbing encounter against Somerset. An outstanding partnership between George Hill and Dom Bess helped the White Rose set a significant target of 287, before they reduced the visitors to 73-3 at the close.

A Craig Overton-inspired Somerset fought back valliantly on day two to leave Yorkshire’s final home game of the season delicately poised. The former England man delivered with bat and ball to prevent Ben Cliff’s greatest day as a county cricketer so far from denting the visitor’s hopes of lifting their first championship title.