Jonny Bairstow’s first century as Yorkshire captain dug his side out of a hole after Surrey’s Matthew Fisher dismissed England Test team-mates Joe Root and Harry Brook at Headingley. Fisher has been drafted into a 15-man England squad for next month’s first Test against New Zealand – selected ahead of Essex’s Sam Cook – and the ex-Yorkshire seamer picked up three wickets to leave his old side 121 for four. Root was pinned leg-before for 44 and Brook edged to first slip on the charge for just seven before Bairstow, who passed 15,000 first-class runs on Friday, and opener Adam Lyth rode to the rescue. The pair put on an unbroken 241 as Yorkshire closed on 362 for four, Lyth going to stumps on 138 not out and Bairstow, who took over as White Rose skipper at the start of last season, unbeaten on 116. James Rew celebrated his England call-up with 86 out of Somerset’s 335 for five against Sussex at Taunton, where Ollie Robinson returned respectable figures of 13-5-28-1 following his national team recall.…