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Thanks for joining in on a good bit of fun. Here is our team of the week for this round of County Championship games.

How do you think they'd get on if they all played in the same team?

Feel free to tell us we've got it all wrong...

• Will Luxton, Yorkshire - 167 & 69
• Jordan Hermann, Somerset -106 & 40
• Jordan Cox, Essex - 204
• Thomas Rew, Somerset - 68 & 127*
• James Coles, Sussex - 224* & 3-34
• Leus du Plooy, Middlesex - 85 & 101
• James Bracey (WK), Gloucestershire - 72 & 148*
• Craig Overton, Somerset - 2-35 & 5-29
• Zafar Gohar, Middlesex - 2 & 39* / 1-42 & 6-31
• Matthew Potts, Durham - 36 / 2-27 & 8-66
• Hasan Mahmud, Kent - 3-32 & 6-69

Revis continuing and Zen Malik tries to get his bat out of the way of the second ball of the over but hits it just short of the slips.

45 balls to go

Second slip in kneeling as Dom Bess bowls to Manav Suthar who survives four balls to get to the end of the over.

48 balls to go.

Zen Malik defends one off Dom Bess and then squeezes the next past the close fielders for a single.

52 balls to go

Another short delivery from Matthew Revis causes problems. Manav Suthar can't keep that one down but it flies over the slips to the boundary.

The next one is pulled for another four.and another comes off a top edge for six.

54 balls to go.

Too much width from Kristian Clarke but Nathan McSweeney is kept to two by the boundary rider at backward point.

Only a couple of singles from the rest of the over - 104 more needed.

Daz Ahmed is called up to bowl - what can he do in only his second first-class game?

Northants need 109 from 16 overs - 6.81 per over.

Will Williams finally takes a breather after bowling 10 consecutive overs for 1-28.

Kristian Clarke returns after conceding 24 from his four overs with the new ball.

With five fielders and the wicket keeper around him Zen Malik sees off the latest Dom Bess over.

Both teams may be down to counting deliveries left.

60 balls to go

We couldn't have two wicketkeepers, Marc, and how could you leave out one of Jordan Cox or James Bracey this week?! We just had to make it work.

Manav Suthar plays two quick, short deliveries in that Matthew Revis over well getting the ball onto the ground quickly.

11 overs to go, three wickets needed.

Another over seen off by Warwickshire although Zen Malik plays one false shot to Dom Bess

12 overs to go

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There it is - victory for Essex by six wickets at the expense of rock bottom Leicestershire, which sends them to the top of the County Championship Division One table.

There was early frustration on the morning of this final day at Grace Road for Essex, but they have ultimately claimed the victory which was expected of them before the resumption of play.

Lewis Hill remained defiant for the entirety of the morning session, finishing on 127 having batted admirably with the tail and Leicestershire left their visitors 215 to get. If they could get early wickets, then perhaps they would fancy their chances.

Although they removed Dean Elgar, they could not dismiss Paul Walter (110), who played a match-winning knock, supported by Charlie Allison (36) and Matt Critchley (28 not out).

That is 23 points for Essex, who are now at the red-ball summit of an admittedly congested table.

After taking the key wicket of Barnard Matthew Revis will be disappointed he didn't make new batter Manav Suthar play at the next three.

The crowd is making more noise but to add to the fun there's some doubt as to whether the light will hold.

13 overs to go

They all count.

Matt Taylor bangs in a bouncer, Nathan McSweeney tries to pull and gloves over the leaping wicketkeeper for four.

Another 115 needed by Northants.

No stopping that one as Matt Taylor overpitches and Calvin Harrison drills it down to long-on for four.

We're at risk of endlessly repeating ourselves, so we'll just say that Will Williams has now bowled nine overs and has 1-24. There are 19 left.

A horrible high full toss from Dom Bess is despatched to the boundary by Zen Malik.

Warwickshire will be happy the umpire doesn't signal no ball. They don't want any extra deliveries.

14 overs to go.

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When a bowler takes eight wickets in an innings, how can they not make team of the week?

That is exactly what Matthew Potts did for Durham with 8-66 from 24.3 overs in Derbyshire's second innings to help his side to victory inside three days. He also took 2-37 in the first innings for 10 match wickets and contributed 36 with the bat.

Craig Overton muscled his way in with a match-winning 5-29 from 16.5 overs for Somerset in their win at Notts, in which Overton took seven wickets in the match.

Every side needs a spinner and we've gone with Zafar Gohar, who has taken 6-31 to help Middlesex beat Worcestershire. He took seven wickets in the match after 1-55 in the first innings and also hit a handy 39* in Middlesex's second innings.

Hasan Mahmud enjoyed a remarkable County Championship debut for Kent, taking 3-32 in Lancashire's first innings before a phenomenal 6-69 in the second to take the visitors over the line to a resounding 140-run victory at Stanley Park in Blackpool.