Summary

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  • Division One: Lancs v Notts, Surrey v Essex, Somerset vs Warks, Hampshire v Kent

  • Division Two: Leics v Middlesex, Northants v Sussex, Derbys v Yorks, Glos v Glam

  • Jamie Smith hits 100 as Surrey close on 248-8 against Essex in top-of-the-table clash

  • Ben Stokes makes 56 and Durham lead by 111 as 23 wickets fall on day one

  • Keaton Jennings is unbeaten on 183 as Lancs reach 344-8

  • Hants close on 301-3 as James Vince and Ben Brown hit unbeaten centuries

  • Michael Burgess hits unbeaten century as Warwicks pile up 373-8

  • Division Two leaders Sussex dismiss Northants for 97 replying to 143

  • Vishwa Fernando takes 5-30 and James Wharton hits ton as Yorks take control

  • Ben Mike takes five-wicket haul as Leics bowl out Middx for 86

Live Reporting

Ben Pheazey, Adam Lanigan, Chris Harby and Deepak Mahay

  1. wicket

    WICKET Foakes c Pepper b Bosch 7

    Surrey 100-4 v Essex

    Eathan Bosch takes his third.

    Ben Foakes is half forward, fencing at a back of a length delivery and the ball carries to keeper Michael Pepper.

    Indian batter Sai Sudharsan is in next - playing his first game for Surrey this season.

  2. Surrey reach 100 three down vs Essex

    Surrey 100-3 v Essex

    Jamie Smith punches Jamie Porter away through cover on the back foot through for two runs and that shot takes Surrey to 100 in the 32nd over.

    He's batting with poise and fluency for the hosts this afternoon.

  3. Hampshire 125-4 v Kent

    Grant Stewart has one crash into James Vince's pads and he appeals vociferously but does not get the decision he wants.

    That looked mighty close.

    And the next ball is hit gloriously through the covers for four by Vince. Beautiful shot!

  4. Somerset v Warwickshire 204-6

    The Bears reach 200 in the 57th over via an Ed Barnard drive through the off side on the back foot for a couple of runs.

    Migael Pretorius continues to offer bounce and movement in the attack, but he remains on three wickets - having taken all three this morning.

    Michael Burgess defends down the track to see off the 58th over, bowled by spinner Jack Leach.

  5. Lancashire 130-4 v Notts

    Lyndon James' figures take a hit as he is struck for successive fours by George Balderson. The first is a gift, a ball sent down his pads that Balderson flicks fine, the second is a touch lucky as it squirts down past gully for four more.

    Lancashire could do with a good partnership here and support for Keaton Jennings, who has 67.

  6. Surrey 98-3 v Essex

    Ben Foakes is forward to Jamie Porter, glancing the bowler through square leg for four.

    A short ball thuds off the thigh pad for four leg byes.

    Eathan Bosch continues from the Vauxhall End and Jamie Smith nudges the ball at the last possible moment down the leg side for four.

    Two more nudged into the off side.

  7. 'Pears will be content with their day's work so far'

    Durham 190 v Worcs

    Trevor Owens
    BBC Hereford & Worcester

    Worcestershire, having won the toss, I would say are fairly content with their day's work so far.

    But we shall only see just how good, bad or indifferent that Durham total was when Worcestershire are out there batting.

    When you win the toss you've got to make the most out of your choice and I think Worcestershire have done that.

    There's a large patch of blue sky out there now after it was very gloomy this morning.

  8. 'Stewart has been very useful'

    Hampshire 119-3 v Kent

    Matt Cole
    BBC Radio Kent

    Grant Stewart has been very useful for his captain.

    He's been a threat but also keeping the dot balls coming.

  9. Somerset v Warwickshire 190-6

    Kasey Aldridge is in his 10th over of the day and Michael Burgess does well to dig out a yorker.

    A short ball brings what appears to be a top edge that is caught by James Rew!

    But it's not out. It actually struck the top of the helmet.

    A pause in play while Michael Burgess has an injury assessment.

    He's fine to bat on.

  10. Hampshire 119-3 v Kent

    Matt Parkinson has been thrown the ball for the first time today. It's a sign of how the Kent seamers have lost a bit of control.

    He offers up air off his final delivery and Ben Brown drives the leggie through offside for four.

  11. Surrey 82-3 v Essex

    Eathan BoschRex Features

    Eathan Bosch is back into the attack.

    Ben Foakes is forward and gets a thin edge as the ball drops short of gully.

    An eventful over, costing just one run and setting a few Surrey pulses racing.

  12. wicket

    WICKET Hurst c Stone b James 2

    Lancashire 120-4 v Notts

    Notts continue to chip away at the Lancashire batting line up this afternoon.

    Matty Hurst had been tied down ever since he came to the crease and his departure is a tame one, chipping it to midwicket as he goes for two off 30 balls.

    A first wicket for Lyndon James, who has 1-2 from four very economical overs.

  13. Somerset v Warwickshire 188-6

    Width from Jack Leach and Michael Burgess is forward to drive through cover for four.

    The seventh-wicket partnership is now worth 43.

  14. Surrey 81-3 v Essex

    Jamie Smith picks up four more runs with a lovely flowing leg glance on the front foot to Shane Snater.

    Paul Walter bowls a bouncer to Ben Foakes and a brilliant diving take from Michael Pepper stops any byes.

    Third slip goes out.

    Foakes gets a single third ball to fine leg and Jamie Smith drives handsomely down the ground next ball for four.

  15. 50 runs

    50 partnership

    Hampshire 107-3 v Kent

    James Vince and Ben Brown are picking up the pace for Hampshire as they clock up a 50 partnership in 76 balls.

    Worrying times for Kent.

  16. DURHAM ALL OUT FOR 190
    Breaking

    Potts b Smith 11

    After picking up a beautifully cut four, Matthew Potts aims a big shot down the ground at Nathan Smith.

    It beats the Durham batter and clips the off-stump bail and that's tea.

    Worcestershire opted to bowl first and have made full use of the helpful conditions to dismiss the hosts' strong batting line-up in 48.3 overs.

    The only downside is they now have to bat on a pitch which remains very, very green.

  17. Somerset v Warwickshire 182-6

    Four more runs for Ed Barnard, back and across to Kasey Aldridge, nudging the bowler behind square on the off side.

    Michael Burgess moves to 15 with a back foot cut through cover off Jack Leach.

    Four more runs to Barnard, who gets forward to sweep the spinner behind square leg.

    Warwickshire are quietly rebuilding after the loss of Will Rhodes and Jacob Bethell in quick succession this afternoon.

  18. Division Two latest

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    Leaders Sussex have not enjoyed the best of days and have been skittled for 143 inside 48 overs at Northampton.

    Jack White (4-23) and Luke Procter (3-37) did the damage for Northants.

    But it's been a great day so far for second-placed Middlesex who have dismissed Leicestershire for 179 at Grace Road, with Ryan Higgins and Toby Roland-Jones both ending one wicket short of a five-for.

    Derbyshire have broken through as Luis Reece removes Finlay Bean for 29. The bad news? Yorkshire are 61-1 and just 15 behind on first innings.

    And Glamorgan have moved to 17-0 in reply to Gloucestershire's 179.

  19. 50 runs

    50 for James Vince

    Hampshire 100-3 v Kent

    James VinceGetty Images

    Don't bowl there to James Vince and certainly not when he has 49.

    Nathan Gilchrist with a fullish delivery outside off and Vince does not miss out. Boundary number 11 and his third half-century of the summer.

    It also brings up his team's 100.

  20. wicket

    WICKET Burns c Pepper b Walter 26

    Surrey 67-3 v Essex

    Rory Burns leaves dangerously, padding up to Paul Walter as the ball jags into him off the seam but it's a bit high for the LBW.

    Got him this time!

    Fourth stump line, drawing Rory Burns forward and a thin edge carries chest high to keeper Michael Pepper.

    Now it's time for Ben Foakes to bat.