Latest Statistical Update

Underneath is the County Championship table, with most protagonists having played ten matches each. Basically for at least half a dozen counties, it's a case of all to play for.

YORKSHIRE, played ten: 142 points

Nottinghamshire, played ten: 142 points

Somerset, played nine: 116 points

Durham, played nine: 113 points

Middlesex, played nine: 112 points

Warwickshire, played nine: 105 points

Sussex, played ten: 102 points

Lancashire, played ten: 100 points

Northamptonshire, played eight: 32 points

Nottinghamshire have the most batting points: 34.

Lancashire and Yorkshire have the most bowling points: 27.

Middlesex, Nottinghamshire, and Yorkshire have won the most matches: four.

Northamptonshire are still winless and have lost the most matches: seven.

Durham have drawn the most matches: six.

Most runs scored:

Adam Lyth - 744, average - 53.14

Alex Lees - 490, average - 37.69

Jonny Bairstow - 414, average - 69.0

Gary Ballance - 410, average - 68.33

Andrew Gale - 360, average - 40.0

Kane Williamson - 303, average - 43.29

Adil Rashid - 302, average - 33.56

Aaron Finch - 255, average - 44.4

Jack Leaning - 222, average - 55.5

Liam Plunkett - 209, average - 34.83 

Only Patel and Wessels of Nottinghamshire and Rogers of Middlesex have scored more runs than Adam Lyth. Nobody has reached 1000 runs yet for the summer.

Most wickets:

Jack Brooks - 42, average - 27.74

Liam Plunkett - 24, average - 24.83

Tim Bresnan - 23, average - 24.96

Steven Patterson - 21, average - 26.1

Ryan Sidebottom - 20, average - 20.5

Adil Rashid -12, average - 38.67

Brooks is the top bowler in England in terms of most wickets taken.