Hampshire 251 (Lehmann 76, Gubbins 43, Hill 5-46) and 351 for 5 dec (Brown 103*, Lehmann 92, Gubbins 48) beat Yorkshire 177 (Lyth 76, Baker 4-45, Abbott 4-49) and 211 (Hill 52, Bess 49, Abbott 6-21) by 214 runs
Kyle Abbott's seventh career haul of 10 wickets or more in a first-class match helped Hampshire complete a deserved Rothesay County Championship victory over Yorkshire during the fourth afternoon at Headingley.
Abbott had claimed four for 49 from 20 overs in the first innings and recorded a superb six for 21 from 17 in the second as Yorkshire, set 426 to win after tea on day three, fell a long way short at 211 all out.
All-rounder George Hill and captain Dom Bess posted consolatory scores of 52 and 49, but the hosts were well beaten by 214 runs.
Hampshire claimed 20 points to Yorkshire's three and bounced back superbly from their opening round innings defeat at home to Essex last weekend.
For Yorkshire, this performance came on the back of an unconvincing draw at Glamorgan.
Yorkshire started day four on 65 for five, needing 361 more.
Realistically, their only hope of a positive result was a draw.
But they were pinned back further with the day's 12th ball as talismanic 38-year-old Abbott trapped Fin Bean lbw pushing forwards for 33 - 71 for six.
Further success went to the pace of Sonny Baker, whose short ball hurried Harry Duke into a pull shot which found Eddie Jack at long-leg. That left Yorkshire at 97 for seven just before midday.
Baker struck Bess with two nasty blows in the same over shortly afterwards - one on the head and the other a touch lower. The latter certainly caused the Yorkshire captain more angst.
Bess was actually struck a couple more glancing blows but resisted through to early afternoon alongside Hill to delay the inevitable.
Hill reached his fifty, off 86 balls, in the second over of the afternoon by hoisting two sixes over long-on against Liam Dawson's left-arm spin.
He was trapped lbw not long afterwards as a 78-run partnership ended and left the score at 175 for eight.
Bess then miscued Liam Dawson's left-arm spin to mid-off just short of his own fifty. The same bowler wrapped things up by bowling Ben Coad.
Though Yorkshire's main issue in this contest was being bowled out for less than 200 in both innings - they were 177 all out first time around - their cause certainly wasn't helped by the loss of seam duo Jhye Richardson and Jack White due to the same sickness bug.
They were both substituted out the game late on day two and at the start of day three respectively.
Still, Hampshire were excellent on a good cricket wicket.
Their cause was advanced by a number of key contributions.
Abbott led the way with the new ball as he caused further problems for Yorkshire, against whom he took 10 wickets in a mid-summer victory at Scarborough in 2022.
He is now sat on 490 first-class wickets for Hampshire.
But Jake Lehmann should also take credit for scores of 76 and 92, so too captain Ben Brown for his second-innings 103 not out.
Baker's three wickets in an over at the end of day one - after the visitors had started with 251 all out in bowler-friendly conditions - was another intervention worthy of note. He struck five times in all.
Hampshire are next in action on Friday against Somerset at the Utilita Bowl.
Yorkshire have a week's rest before hosting Sussex at Headingley a week on Friday. England legend Joe Root will play against Sussex.
