Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Tom Poynton guide Derbyshire to final day but Durham look set for victory Chris Rushworth, the man nominated to stand down if Graham Onions became available, followed his six for 64 in the first innings by taking three more wickets. The rules state that Onions would have had to be on the ground for the start of the third day, but although not in the team England retained him at Trent Bridge. Resuming on 65, he made his way carefully towards the milestone with a series of singles and reached his hundred off 247 balls. He was on 122 at lunch, when Durham led by 446 on 306 for seven, but added only one before being run out. Mark Wood fell lbw on the back foot to give occasional off-spinner Dan Redfern career-best figures of three for 33 and Durham declared on 331 for nine. Derbyshire reached 19 before three wickets went down for one run, Ben Stokes taking two of them. Stokes nipped a delivery back to remove Richard Johnson's off bail, then Callum Thorp found some extra bounce to have Wayne Madsen caught behind. In Stokes" next over Michael Richardson held a fine catch low to his right at third slip to get rid of Chesney Hughes. Rushworth returned for a second spell and took the next two wickets, pinning Wes Durston lbw and having left-hander Redfern caught at first slip. Chanderpaul reached 50 off 73 balls then hit Scott Borthwick for three fours when the leg-spinner was finally introduced, only to be removed after conceding 34 in four overs. Just as in the first innings it was Rushworth who persuaded Chanderpaul to feel for a ball just wide of off stump, which he edged to Phil Mustard. Edited by Evan Fanning