Glamorgan<\/strong>, but a hundred from Jack Haynes straightened things out.<\/p>\nKent<\/strong> picked up a solitary wicket on a chastening day at Canterbury. The Northamptonshire<\/strong> top three \u2013 Ricardo Vasconcelos, Luke Procter and Calvin Harrison \u2013 all crunched hundreds.<\/p>\nDerbyshire<\/strong>\u2019s Shoaib Bashir, long arms and longer legs, collected his best Championship haul with four for 76 in front of a good Old Trafford crowd. Marcus Harris, fresh from the Sheffield Shield final, rescued Lancashire<\/strong> from 11 for two with 125.<\/p>\nRob Key was at Hove, and had three wickets from Sussex<\/strong>\u2019s Henry Crocombe to write in his big black book. He also had the pleasure of a Chris Woakes half-century for Warwickshire<\/strong>. At Southampton, Hampshire<\/strong>\u2019s Sonny Baker whipped the heart out of Yorkshire<\/strong> with three wickets in a high-speed over.<\/p>\nEssex<\/strong> were whistled out for 149, with Somerset<\/strong> soon in similar trouble but for Craig Overton and James Rew. Will Smeed, fresh from 200 for Somerset\u2019s 2nd XI, drove to Chelmsford from Wales to replace Tom Kohler-Cadmore as an injury sub. Sixteen wickets fell at Lord\u2019s in the