Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Having failed to take a wicket in the afternoon session, Durham managed to make the breakthrough in the third over after tea.

Ben Raine, who is often a partnership breaker, had the keeper come up to the stumps and got Kai Smith LBW for 62.

The 147 put on by Smith and Ed Barnard beat the sixth wicket record for Warwickshire v Durham. That was set by Dougie Brown and Nick Smith at Edgbaston in 1998. It was 132.

Is the balance of power about to sway again in this game?

In came Michael Booth who made 58* in the Warwickshire first innings. All four results remain a possibility.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Ed Barnard and Kai Smith have added over 100 runs for Warwickshire's sixth wicket so far, rescuing them from the mess of 90-5 before lunch.

In the first innings, Smith who is playing in only his second championship match, put on 115 runs with Michael Booth for the seventh wicket. He's looked steady and assured throughout the game.

The ball is now 60 overs old and on this slowish track there's nothing doing for the bowlers at the moment.

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Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Following a flurry of wickets just before lunch, there's been nothing since.

Kai Smith and Ed Barnard are batting nicely and eating up overs on this final day in CLS. Their 50 partnership has come in 83 balls.

There are 55 overs left in the day and The Bears need another 199 to win at 3.6 an over. That side of things is doable. But a wicket or two will change things greatly. Durham just need to keep plugging away and believe the wickets will come.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Matthew Potts is playing in his 50th First Class match for Durham and has just notched his 200th FC wicket for them.

He returned to the attack in the 30th over and got Sam Hain with his first ball. It was a casual waft which saw the batsman caught behind for two. Next ball Dan Mousley guided a catch to Daniel Hogg at mid-on to get a first-baller.

Ed Barnard saw off the hat-trick ball, but moments after that Ben Raine struck again to get Hamza Shaikh caught behind for 28. Earlier Raine bowled Rob Yates for three and got Alex Davies LBW for 50.

Davies fell in the 25th over and his dismissal sparked a collapse of 4-9 in six overs. It's now lunch.

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Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Warwickshire have reached 50 in their pursuit of 339 to beat Durham on the final day. It took them an hour and two minutes.

There's still plenty of time left with 84 overs remaining but we have also seen a reminder of why it is not wise to leave a ball on this track. Rob Yates was on three when he did that to a delivery from Ben Raine which was also heading towards off-stump.

Meanwhile at the other end Alex Davies is batting nicely and timing the ball well and has so far hit eight fours.

Brendan Doggett replaced Ben Raine at The Lumley End but clearly didn't like running into a stiff breeze, so he's now switched ends and will have the wind on his back instead.

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Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It certainly feels a lot fresher this morning at The Riverside. We've got a stiff southerly wind which is rattling through the stands and it feels a lot cooler than the 14C suggested for the final day of this match.

However, the rain forecast during the last two days does not appear to be heading in our direction anymore, which means we should get a full day in.

Warwickshire saw out their four overs last night without loss and need to bat at 3.39 runs per over to win this one. It's a track which is not the fastest and it's one in which the batsmen will have to graft for their runs.

From a bowling point of view, there's a little bit in it and there's some low bounce at times. But again, they are going to have to work hard to take 10 wickets in the day. And running into that wind from the Lumley End will be no fun at all.

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Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It's been hard going for Durham this afternoon, but that 62-run lead from the first innings could yet prove crucial.

They were 125-6 when the injured David Bedingham hobbled out of the pavilion with runner Colin Ackermann to try and help stage a rearguard fightback.

He replaced Ben McKinney who edges a low ball from Ed Barnard to the keeper on 33. Since then Bedingham has reached 15 and Ben Raine now has 39 and they have taken the lead past the psychological 200 mark.

Michael Booth did the damage earlier, taking four wickets for 10 runs in four overs.

We now have five overs to go to tea.

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Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Zimbabwean Michael Booth is having an afternoon to remember. He took two wickets in two overs before lunch and two in the space of five balls after it, to leave him on a career-best 4-15.

In his fourth over he cleaned up Colin Ackermann with a yorker which removed two stumps. He was out for four. Three balls later the out of form Ollie Robinson edged to Rob Yates at second slip to depart for one.

Booth's first wicket today came from his fifth ball. By the time he'd bowled 3.5 overs he had 4-10.

It's doubtful the injured David Bedingham will be able to bat so Durham are effectively five down. The ball is nipping about when the sun goes in and it's coldish. Booth is getting the best out of the conditions.

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