100 up for Lancashirepublished at 14:35 British Summer Time 30 June

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Lancashire 100-2 v Notts

Dillon Pennington in to George Bell and the batter works it down fine. It is given as a leg bye, but the run takes the total up into three figures.

Pennington is into his 11th over already today. A good sign ahead of a prospective Test debut that here is a bowler happy to take on a good workload.

Four more runs to Ed Barnard, forward to Jack Leach to scoop the left arm spinner through wide long on.

The 100 partnership for the fifth wicket with Will Rhodes comes in 153 balls.

The pressure is being transferred onto the host team, who have lost momentum since lunch.

50 partnershippublished at 14:33 British Summer Time 30 June

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Gloucestershire 161-9 v Glamorgan

The last pair of Marchant de Lange and Ajeet Singh Dale are having lots of fun as Gloucestershire's last wicket have so far added 57.

De Lange has 36 off 29 balls with some lusty hitting in there.

Glamorgan won't be worried but there may be some growing irritation in their ranks.

50 for Keaton Jenningspublished at 14:29 British Summer Time 30 June

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Lancashire 89-2 v Notts

Keaton Jennings flicks one down to fine leg and that brings his half century.

The 2,000 inside Trafalgar Road are very appreciative of his efforts across 93 balls. They will hope for plenty more.

There's a bit of seam, swing and carry for the Essex bowlers on an Oval pitch that has been gradually losing a greenish colour since this morning.

Jamie Porter is a touch leg side to Dan Lawrence, who keeps the strike with a glance into the on side.

Eathan Bosch continues with brisk pace from the other end but there's enough width for Dan Lawrence to leave the ball.

Bosch strays into the pads with one ball but that's stopped by Jamie Porter at mid wicket.

Shot! A tad full and driven through wide mid off on the front foot by Lawrence for four.

Graham Clark (13) has been happy to play the anchor role as Ben Stokes accelerates, but gets in on the act with his first boundary of a patient knock.

It moves Durham past the 150 mark with five wickets in hand, and takes the partnership to 51.

The hosts were 55-4 this morning, remember.

Postpublished at 14:24 British Summer Time 30 June

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Lancashire 84-2 v Notts

The first maximum of the match.

Dane Paterson is a bit short and Keaton Jennings takes it on with a fierce pull. Jack Haynes is interested out at deep midwicket, but it is over his head and in amongst the spectators.

The Lancashire captain now has 45.

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This is the Ben Stokes that people have come to know and love over the years.

He's struggled with the bat in his previous couple of games for Durham but he's hit 10 fours.

Ben Stokes wasn't in control of that hook, but it flies to the third man boundary for four as Ben Allison bangs one in short.

But he's in full control there as Allison strays down leg and Stokes helps it on its way for a second four of the over.

A single off the last ball keeps him on strike and moves him to 49.

Then a nudged single off Matthew Waite brings up his first 50 of the season off 73 balls - and the 52nd of his career.

He deserves a fourth wicket at some point.

Migael Pretorius beats Will Rhodes defending outside the off stump and remains the most threatening of the Somerset bowlers today.

He'll be cross with the second ball of his latest over though, full leg side and clipped through mid wicket by Rhodes for four.

Jack Leach comes on for Josh Davey at the other end and his first ball is confidently swept square on the front foot by Ed Barnard for four.

Barnard gets back and across to try to flay the ball through the off side but can't break through the field this time.

50 up for Hampshirepublished at 14:22 British Summer Time 30 June

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Hampshire 52-2 v Kent

Afternoon cricket is under way at Utilita Bowl and we have the lovely sight of James Vince driving Nathan Gilchrist away for four.

There is a textbook flourish and finish from the Hampshire captain. That's why we love to watch him bat.

He will be feeling good after that 166 not out at Edgbaston last week.

And that drive is even straighter - four more. Vince now has 21 with five fours as the 50 comes up.

Some tight stuff from the Notts bowlers after the wicket of Josh Bohannon, so Keaton Jennings is thrilled when Dane Paterson offers welcome width and he crunches it through the covers for four.

Lancashire going at little above two runs per over at the moment.

Four runs to Will Rhodes but they're streaky runs!

Migael Pretorius squares the batter up but the ball runs away off the outside edge past a diving second slip.

Frustrating passage of play for the host team.

Four more to Ed Barnard at the other end, staying in the crease to hammer Josh Davey through point.

Davey tries to push the last ball through cover but it's been picked up on the ground at short extra.

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Well that, didn't last long - 27.4 overs to be precise as Jordan Thompson (4-31) dismisses Zak Chappell for a battling 18 to leave rock-bottom Derbyshire all out for 76.

Vishwa Fernando was the star for Yorkshire with 5-30.

It's demoralising, particularly after choosing to bat, but still some distance from their worst first-class score.

They were castled for a measly 16 by East Midlands rivals Notts at Trent Bridge, way back in July 1879.

Elsewhere in Division Two, second-bottom Gloucestershire are teetering on the brink at 128-9 against Glamorgan, and Ryan Higgins has three wickets to leave Leicestershire on 118-7 against Middlesex.

And leaders Sussex are 107-5 against Northants.

Four slips in place for Eathan Bosch.

Sibley misses a flashing drive as Bosch foxes him with a brisk out-swinger.

Dom Sibley subsequently defends down the pitch.

The fifth ball finds the outside edge but runs away wide of a diving third slip for four.

50 for Will Rhodespublished at 14:06 British Summer Time 30 June

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Somerset v Warwickshire 115-4

That's his fourth score of 50 or more this season with a top score of 178 not out made in the second round against Durham.

87 balls with seven fours.

He gets to the landmark with a front foot clip to square leg off the bowling of Josh Davey.