Just after 2pm on day one and we have two bowlers with five wickets in the column already!

Glamorgan's Timm van der Gugten bowls Glouctesrshire's Matt Taylor and the home team are almost out of their misery.

The Aussie Dutchman has 5-45 at Cheltenham.

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He's quick, this lad.

But Eathan Bosch is too full with his second ball and Dom Sibley drives through the off side for four.

Three balls later, Sibley has four more going forward to flick in front of square leg.

Ben Stokes is moving through the gears now - not quite Bazball mode yet, but definitely an acceleration on a green wicket.

He steps down the wicket in attack mode and spanks Tom Taylor through the covers for his seventh boundary and third in two overs to go to 35.

An expensive over, which also had four leg byes, costs 11 runs.

Ed Barnard tries to force Migael Pretorius away on the back foot but that's an immaculate line and length and only one run comes from the over.

Will Rhodes will face Josh Davey on 49.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

There'll be a lot of disappointment from Josh Bohannon. He's gone for 25.

It was a really good delivery from Olly Stone. It just angled back into him and brushed the outside edge.

What a lovely bit of bowling that was.

Ben Stokes has seen enough and comes down the wicket to the third ball of Ben Allison's seventh over, flicking it away third man for a one-bounce four.

Two balls later he's down the wicket again and drags Allison leg side for his second boundary of the over.

He moves to 29 - his highest score of the season.

Rory Burns picks up four runs seizing on a bit of width from Jamie Porter, carving through backward point for four.

He gets a single off the third ball and Dom Sibley sees out the over.

Shane Snater finds the edge of the Burns bat ball the ball bounces short of the slips.

Burns has one hand off the bat to Snater as he is surprised by the bounce and jabs the ball safely into the off side.

No wickets for Essex yet but they've had the better of this early phase of play.

Eathan Bosch will replace Jamie Porter at the other end.

Leg side from Josh Davey and Ed Barnard knocks the ball round the corner for four.

Will Rhodes is nearly drawn into playing a seaming delivery from Migael Pretorius but withdraws his bat at the last moment.

Rhodes moves to 48 driving the last ball of the over through point for two runs.

Jamie Porter gets a bit of encouragement in this over, getting Rory Burns to drive and miss outside off stump.

Shane Snater has an LBW shout against Dom Sibley but that's outside the line of off stump.

Sibley tries to leave the last ball, which jags into the bottom of the bat and lands safely in front of him.

Maiden over.

The resumption in Chesterfield has been a dream for Yorkshire and a nightmare for Derbyshire.

Jordan Thompson now has three wickets while it's 5-16 for Vishwa Fernando after he removes Ross Whiteley and Sam Conners.

The Sri Lanka left-armer is proving unplayable for the Derbyshire batters.

Olly Stone has the ball as Notts get us under way in the middle session.

His first over is spoiled when he drops short and wide and Josh Bohannon crunches it through the offside for four.

Bohannon moves to 23, Keaton Jennings is on 26.

A worrying moment for England supporters as Ben Stokes is struck around the side of his knee to Tom Taylor's first ball after lunch.

Taylor lets rip a huge appeal, but it looked to be sliding down leg.

More importantly, it leaves Stokes flexing his left leg.

He flicks the third ball off his hips for four to move and then takes a single, but he's moving slightly gingerly.

The Bears reach 100 in the 29th over with a drive down the ground off the blade of Will Rhodes, facing Migael Pretorius.

Ed Barnard is beaten by an absolute beauty that misses the outside edge by a whisker on an off stump line.

Barnard connects after that to block out the over.

Lunch has been consumed and the players are back out after a wonderful morning for the Pears.

If they can get Ben Stokes without much further damage they will fancy their chances of knocking over Durham this afternoon.

Tom Taylor returns for the first over after the break with Ben Stokes to face, looking to add to his unbeaten 16.

Will Rhodes and Ed Barnard have already put on 57 together after the Bears lost four wickets in a calamitous opening hour and need to bat deep into this session or ideally beyond this afternoon.

Will Rhodes is 42 not out and will take strike against the dangerous Migael Pretorius - who took three out of the four wickets to fall this morning.

Ed Barnard is unbeaten on 25.

Rory Burns sees out the Shane Snater over pushing defensively into the off side.

Just the one run from the over.

They're back on at Queen's Park after this morning's rain-shortened session and there's already further gloom for the hosts.

It took just five balls of the afternoon session for Vishwa Fernando to remove Ross Whiteley for a six-ball duck.

And four balls later, Jordan Thompson removes his near namesake Alex Thomson as Derbyshire slide to a rather miserable 49-8.

Still grey and overcast here in South London as Jamie Porter gets a bit of lift and seam movement away from Rory Burns but there's enough width for Burns to leave the ball.

A fuller delivery is driven through cover for four.

Shane Snater will continue his spell from the Pavilion End with three slips in place.

Dom Sibley has four with a glance to leg that runs through mid wicket.

Dom Sibley has a life on 10, driving a wide one and edging the ball just wide of a diving Jamie Porter at point.

Did he get a hand to that? Cose!

Rory Burns and Dom Sibley are back in the middle after rain ended play two overs into the game.

Jamie Porter will bowl to Burns from the Vauxhall End.

77 overs left in the day's play after that rain delay.