Cameron Green and James Bracey excelled for Gloucestershire, while Nottinghamshire`s Second XI faced defeat in the County Championship.

Cameron Green and James Bracey delivered outstanding performances for Gloucestershire in the Rothesay County Championship match against Kent at Canterbury. Green scored a solid 100 runs before retiring due to suspected cramp, while Bracey remained unbeaten at 109, propelling Gloucestershire to a commendable total of 365 for seven on day one. Despite Nathan Gilchrist`s impressive bowling for Kent, taking five wickets for 61 runs, the team struggled with fielding errors and an injury to Grant Stewart.

In another match, Nottinghamshire`s Second XI faced defeat against Hampshire, even with notable centuries from Ben Martindale and Sam Seecharan. Meanwhile, Middlesex`s Toby Roland-Jones led a strong recovery against Glamorgan, claiming three wickets for 44 runs. Glamorgan`s Kellaway managed to score a half-century, but Middlesex`s seamers maintained relentless pressure throughout the innings.

Yorkshire`s match against Durham saw James Wharton contribute 69 runs before being caught, while George Hill batted alongside Dom Bess as Yorkshire concluded the day at 190 for six. The ongoing matches in the County Championship are showcasing thrilling performances and competitive spirit among the teams.

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