Not sure why Lancs waited so long to declare, I'd have come off as soon as the last bonus point was reached (shocking captaincy from McGrath helping you along the way with that).

Hopefully it will rain, but the disinterested bunch supposedly representing Yorkshire don't deserve to be saved, everytime I have seen them this season they've looked half-assed, and it was particularly galling to hear Lancashire fans saying the same things about us as we toiled.

Bit better today - good knocks this morning from Gale (second 50 of the game) and Rudolph.

Usual dismal failure from the skipper yesterday, surprise surprise.

Let's just get relegation confirmed so we can start hacking away the dead wood.

Reporting in from the Long Room at Old Trafford. This is grim. Yorkshire couldn't have done the decent thing and rolled over, could they? Gits.

Lancs can't even beat a shockingly bad Yorkshire side, O dear

Kent beat Derbyshire by three wickets and also Martin van Jaarsveld has signed a contract extension that will see him stay at Canterbury until 2012

Durham win again so it looks like you can give them the title again now.Next year will be Lancs year I can feel it

59 years and counting

Shame about so much play being lost at Old Trafford, our plan was obviously to set Lancashire a target and watch their frail batting crumble under the barrage of our numerous England international bowlers

Durham's title anyway, even if they go on a shocking run.

The rest are just keeping away from 8th.

Ahem, as much as I hate to add years on, don't be counting that shared nonsense. We bloody don't.

Dull, dull, dull. The moaning from the Long Room was above normal standards, and that's saying something for in there. Mind you, having the Test Match on in the bar behind didn't help matters on that front.