Sporting Digest: Cricket

Wednesday 11 May 1994 23:02 BST

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RAPID CRICKETLINE CHAMPIONSHIP: Haywards Heath: Somerset bt Sussex by an innings and 119 runs. Sussex 129 (P Bird 6-45) and 95 (V Clarke 5-12, Bird 4-45); Somerset 343 for 4 dec (K A Parsons 108). Hinckley: Leicestershire bt Durham by nine wickets. Durham 84 (T J Mason 8-41) and 138 (Mason 5-36); Leicestershire 206 (N A Stanley 102no, J P Searle 6-100) and 17 for 1. Headingley: Yorkshire bt Glamorgan by five wickets. Glamorgan 285 (A Roseberry 97) and 152; Yorkshire 258 for 3 dec (S Kellett 128no) and 181 for 5. Chesterfield: Derbyshire bt Essex by 68 runs. Derbyshire 330 for 6 dec and 140; Essex 199 and 203 (D D J Robinson 99). Haslingden: Match drawn. Lancashire 335 for 5 dec (P J Berry 108, R J Green 103) and 281 for 5 dec; Middlesex 306 and 226 for 3.

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