'A lot to look forward to' as White Rose bring in Agarwal for run-in

Anthony McGrath believes one more win from the remaining three games of the summer will preserve Yorkshire's Division One status in the Rothesay County Championship. But the head coach has much loftier ambitions.

- by Harriet Sutton

The four-day competition resumes today when Yorkshire travel to the Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton to face Somerset at 10.30am Experienced Indian batter Mayank Agarwal is set for his overseas debut.

This is round number 12 of 14 and the first since the end of July and start of August when the White Rose beat Sussex by an innings and 128 runs at Scarborough.

Yorkshire sit seventh in the topflight table with three wins, four draws, four defeats and 126 points.

They are 12 clear of ninth-placed Durham, in the second relegation place ahead of bottom-side Worcestershire.

Somerset are third in the table with four wins, five draws, two defeats and 149 points.