In the Rothesay County Championship match at Headingley, Hampshire triumphed over Yorkshire by 214 runs, securing 20 points in the process. The standout performer was Kyle Abbott, who took 6 wickets for 21 runs in the second innings, contributing to Yorkshire's total of 211 all out while chasing a daunting target of 426 runs. Hampshire's batting was bolstered by Ben Brown's unbeaten 103 runs and Jake Lehmann's solid contributions of 76 and 92 in the two innings. Yorkshire struggled, with George Hill and captain Dom Bess managing to score 52 and 49 runs respectively. The victory marks a strong comeback for Hampshire following their loss to Essex in the opening round. They will next face Somerset, while Yorkshire will have a week off before hosting Sussex, featuring England's Joe Root in his first match of the summer.