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Adam Hose made a 266 career record in a 395 third -party desk stand with Jake Libby while the Worcestershire at the bottom of the table dominated the first day of their Rothesay County County Confrontation with Hampshire.
The pipe broke 31 ovens and Seven Sixes out of 253 deliveries, while the captain of replacement Libby succeeded in a career in an unbeaten 137.
The pears, which only won once all the season, reached 463-3 in Stumps in the division one match in Southampton.
Centuries of Dom Sibley and Sam Curran have helped the reign champions Surrey take control of Durham.
The opener Sibley remained unbeaten on 169 and Curran contributed 108 out of 124 balls in a score of 407-3, Captain Rory Burns having recorded 55 at the start of the rounds in the oval.
Dan Lawrence will resume alongside Sibley out of 58 for the hosts placed.
Half century of James Rew, Tom Abell and Tom Banton dug Somerset By problem against managers Nottinghamshire in Taunton.
The hosts slipped to 46-3 after winning the draw before Rew (58), Abell (64) and Banton (57 steps out) guided them at 275-6 at the end.
Essex Captain Tom Westley did 107 while his team closed at 248-3 outside for relegation rivals Yorkshire.
Westley struck 12 to four in 239 bullets and shared 198 for the second window with the former Captain of South Africa Dean Elgar, who was dismissed for 94.
Warwickshire The opener Rob Yates made 93 in a total of 372-7 against the third Sussex to Hove.
Sam Hain and Ed Barnard displayed 87 and 66 respectively for visitors, while Henry Crocombe took 3-73 for the hosts.
In division two, Middlesex The opener Sam Robson recorded his first county championship of the hundreds of the season when his side ended on 336-5 against the table Leicestershire.
Robson reached 133 in a stand at the first counter of 173 with Joshua de Caires (76), while Roman Walker took 3-57 for the home team.
Ben Compton celebrated his county agreement and a new three -year contract by achieving 66 for Kent compete with Northampothire in Canterbury.
The lower side of the division was 325-4 in Stumps, Tawanda Muyeye hitting 58 and Captain Daniel Bell-Drummond was not out of 66.
Centuries of Keaton Jennings and Chris Green LANCASHIRE against Derbyshire in Chesterfield.
Jennings spent 12,000 first class races on his way up to 106 while Green celebrated his first red balloon while the Lancashire recovered from 132-6 to 367.
The 57 undefeated of James Bracey supported the half-century of Captain Cameron Bancroft and Zaman Akhter as a Gloucestershire closed on 279-7 against Glamorgan in Cardiff.
Timm van der Gugten trapped Bancroft LBW for 50 and then rejected Akhter by the same method for 58. Mason Crane cut with three counters.
