Yorkshire ended their Rothesay County Championship season with a third consecutive victory, although ultimately by just one wicket on another day of drama at Trent Bridge which saw a Jonny Bairstow six over extra cover clinch the points.

Not for the first time this season and possibly also not for the last, Yorkshire had George Hill to thank for retaining an interest in a match that the top order had let slip in tricky batting conditions on day two. Even so, they'll have to play extremely well if they're to end the season with three successive championship wins.

Yorkshire’s quest to end their Rothesay County Championship season on a high note continued as they restricted Nottinghamshire to 242 for nine on the opening day at Trent Bridge.

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.