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Well, everything is looking a bit more normal in the County Championship now isn't it?

We've had two days of rain, bowlers taking wickets and Yorkshire are back at the top of the Division One table.

I hope you've enjoyed our live text and radio coverage over the last few days.

We'll be back on Sunday morning with another eight games.

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So here's how things finished after a rain-affected final couple of days. It's been another round of draws with just only Roses rivals Lancashire and Yorkshire picking up wins.

Division One:

Yorkshire 557-6 dec v Surrey 330 & 207 - Yorkshire won by and innings and 20 runs

Warwickshire 152 & 4-0 v Somerset 295 & 178 - Match Drawn

Middlesex 203-3 v Nottinghamshire 354 - Match Drawn

Lancashire 456 v Hampshire 109 & 253 - Lancashire won by an innings and 94 runs

Division Two:

Leicestershire 332 & 132-6 dec v Northants 151 & 30-1 - Match Drawn

Kent 478-8 v Gloucestershire 337 & 211-8 - Match Drawn

Glamorgan 42-4 v Worcestershire 456-6 dec - Match Drawn

Derbyshire 191 & 92-2 v Sussex 468-5 dec - Match Drawn

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BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt:

"It was nervy stuff for Gloucestershire but David Payne and Jack Taylor have seen them home for the draw. 

"It's been a good day's cricket at the Spitfire Ground, Kent the better of the two sides overall but positives for both teams."

Yep, it's all over at Canterbury. Kent looked like they might pull off an unlikely victory about half an hour ago, but Jack Taylor's attacking 40 and David Payne's 21 not out has saved the game for Gloucestershire.

So there we have it, that's day four of the County Championship done and dusted.

Gloucestershire have surely saved the game now. There are technically only four overs left because Kent would lose two if they bat again. 

Gloucestershire's lead is now 65. Call it off guys!

Gloucestershire really do have a terrific young talent in Jack Taylor.

Predominantly an off-spinner, the 24-year-old knows how to hold a bat as well as he launches Darren Stevens for six before hitting Mitch Claydon for three fours in an over.

Taylor is up to 33 and the lead is 45 with eight overs remaining.

Yorkshire are back at the top of Division One! Liam Plunkett traps Matt Dunn lbw with his first ball back into the attack to secure a thoroughly dominant victory for the county champions.

It will be extra sweet for the White Rose county as they replace rivals Lancashire at the summit.

Joe Root is back into the attack for Yorkshire. He's already picked up two wickets today - can he provide a third and victory for his side? It wouldn't surprise me!

Surrey pair Ravi Rampaul and Ben Foakes have another 72 balls to survive at Headingley.

Steven Patterson and Adil Rashid are looking for the all-important two wickets for the White Rose.

There is a chance Yorkshire may have to bat again - their lead is down to 24.

Tense.

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Kent will have to bat again as Gloucestershire move into the black. A minimum of 17 overs remaining for Kent to find another four wickets and then knock off the runs required. A tough ask.

Tributes to the legendary West Indian are starting to come in...

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While we await the conclusion of two of our County Championship matches, I'm afraid we have some sad news from the cricket world to bring you.

Legendary West Indian commentator Tony Cozier has died at the age of 75.

A familiar and respected voice around the world, the Barbadian is known for a career in TV, radio and journalism spanning 58 years.

You can read more about this breaking story here.