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Read MoreDurham 277 & 99-6 v Somerset 172
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Andy Umeed took a great catch in the gully to remove Ollie Robinson for 33 a few moments ago.
His 52 in the first innings remains the highest score in the game and I am fairly convinced this one will be over today.
Durham are 99-6 but now lead Somerset by 204 runs and in a low-scoring epic, that may well already be enough.
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Read MoreDurham 24-2, lead Somerset by 129
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Thomas Rew has replaced his brother James behind the stumps for Somerset.
James, who is due to captain England Lions next week, has gone to hospital for a check on a hand injury.
His 17-year-old brother is in the first year of is A Levels at King's College in Taunton and recently signed a short-term contract to play in all formats for Somerset.
After a 20 minute delay, because of showers during lunch, play has resumed on day two. Nine wickets have fallen so far today and I imagine there will be a few more this afternoon.
Sheff Utd v Sunderland (15:01 BST)
Molly Smith
BBC North East and Cumbria
Among those at Wembley is 98-year-old George Forester.
George is a familiar face at the Stadium of Light and was chairman of the Sunderland Supporters Association for 27 years.
George Forester is guest of a former Sunderland chairman
He was also at the 1973 FA Cup final when Sunderland beat Leeds United, which George claims was the best game of his life.
Ex-Black Cats chairman Stewart Donald is looking after George and paying for the whole weekend.
Mandy Redford, George’s daughter, said: "Stewart has been incredible with my dad, I could not thank him enough for thinking about him as Sunderland is his life. This means the absolute world to him to be going to Wembley."
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Read MoreSomerset 172 all out, trail Durham by 105
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Mitchell Killeen has had a County Championship debut to remember, taking 5-36 in 10 overs. And all while his dad, former Durham fast bowler Neil, was watching in the stands.
Neil served Durham for more than a decade and is now part of England's bowling set-up.
Somerset were all out in 38.4 overs for 172 and that included a final wicket partnership of 43 from Matt Henry and Migael Pretorius, who took the word agricultural to new levels.
To say they tried to 'howk' every ball into next week is not an exaggeration. Howk is a North East phrase similar to giving it some welly.
There were plenty of air shots - and a few boundaries - to brighten up an otherwise poor morning for the visitors who lost seven wickets for 99 runs.
It is cloudy and muggy in CLS. Good conditions for the bowlers. It will be interesting to see how Durham get on in their second innings. I bet Henry can't wait to get the ball in his hands.
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Read MoreSomerset 63-3, trail Durham by 214
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
Image source, BBC SportIt's a muggy morning in the North East
We have had a bit of rain in the North East overnight. Good for the garden and all that, but it's made for really muggy conditions in CLS.
It's humid and about 19C. I think we could see the ball swinging around as a result of that - on a track where nobody really looked particularly comfortable yesterday.
The highest score in the match so far is Ollie Robinson's 52.
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