Yorkshire prised out the remaining three wickets within the Essex innings, although George Bell and Zaman Akhter delayed issues by finishing an eighth-wicket partnership of 68.
Bell, in his first innings for Essex since becoming a member of on mortgage from Lancashire final week, performed very properly for an unbeaten 64, together with slog-sweeping Bess for six late on day two.
He reached his fifty off 90 balls earlier than seeing Akhter caught behind off Hill, who additionally bowled Sam Cook dinner to complete with 3-12 from 9.4 overs. Sandwiched in between, Kuldeep bowled Mitch Killeen.
Yorkshire enforced the follow-on and struck twice inside the primary 9 overs by way of Hill, who had Dean Elgar caught behind and Tom Westley trapped lbw.
And when Kuldeep struck twice in as many balls instantly earlier than lunch, Essex had been 14-4 after 12 overs and in all types of hassle. Charlie Allison chipped to brief mid-on earlier than Matt Critchley was bowled by way of the gate.
Whereas Kuldeep missed out on a hat-trick, he did declare the fifth Essex wicket – with the rating on 26 – when Luc Benkenstein edged to first slip.
And Bell was again on the crease lower than two hours after finishing his first-innings effort.
He shared 40 with opener Paul Walter and contributed 28. He slog-swept Kuldeep for 4, whereas Walter hoisted Bess’ off-spin for a straight six.
Nevertheless, Kuldeep struck once more when he had Bell, enjoying again, caught behind with the rating on 66.
Within the subsequent over, Bess had Shane Snater lbw providing no shot earlier than Kuldeep bowled Akhter, additionally providing no shot, to make it 84-8.
Walter was subsequent to go for an innings-high 48, stumped off Bess, earlier than Kuldeep bowled Cook dinner to wrap issues up.
For brand new ball seamer Cook dinner, he joined this fixture halfway by way of day two having been launched from England’s Check squad however did not bowl a ball. He posted scores of nought and one.
Yorkshire welcome title-chasing Somerset to Headingley subsequent week.
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