We may have lost one of our nine County Championship games with last night's abandonment at Bristol, but there's plenty to play for in the remaining eight.

Will Rhodes' remarkable knock of 201 has put Warwickshire in pole position against Kent, while Sai Sudharsan's first Surrey century helped to maintain the Division One leaders' control against Nottinghamshire - despite a seven-wicket haul for 16-year-old Farhan Ahmed.

It was a memorable day for Hampshire's Liam Dawson, who followed up his century batting with the tail by taking four wickets to give his side the advantage over Lancashire.

Somerset teenager Archie Vaughan claimed his maiden first-class wicket before Durham fought back at Taunton through Brydon Carse and Ben Raine.

In Division Two, there were big centuries for Jonny Bairstow and George Hill as Yorkshire racked up 600 against Middlesex, while Glamorgan's Colin Ingram batted right through the day for his first-ever double hundred against Leicestershire.

Join us again for all the action tomorrow from 10:45 BST.

Until then, goodbye!

Division One

• Somerset 492 v Durham 272-6
• Warks 420 v Kent 156 & 157-3
• Essex 404 v Worcs 266 & 2-0
• Lancashire 193-8 v Hampshire 389
• Notts 144-3 v Surrey 525

Division Two

• Glamorgan 431-7 v Leicestershire 251
• Yorkshire 601-6 dec v Middlesex 141-1
• Sussex 607-8 dec v Derbyshire 178-6

A flurry of Wayne Madsen boundaries in the final over of day two moves his personal score on to 79.

He's had to show plenty of grit and determination to pull Derbyshire off the ropes as they had a disastrous start, falling to 5-2 and 24-4 at one point.

John Simpson's 121 and Jack Carson's 97 have put Sussex in a very commanding position ahead of day three.

There is still play in one match - down at Hove where Derbyshire have one more over to see out against Sussex.

Wayne Madsen has made a valiant 71 not out in very trying circumstances for his team who will definitely hope he stays in place tonight.

It's been all about Colin Ingram today, with the veteran left-hander batting right through the three sessions to score the first double century of his career.

Ingram returns to the dressing room on 206 not out, having guided Glamorgan into an healthy first-innings lead of 180 against Leicestershire despite Ian Holland's 4-88.

The day ends with Liam Dawson sending down a maiden over - a day he won't forget in a hurry.

Dawson scored 104 not out as he and Mohammad Abbas added 72 for the final wicket to take Hampshire to 389.

Then he has bowled 28 overs unchanged this afternoon with figures of 4-46 to turn the screw on Lancashire.

The Red Rose, with George Bell a gutsy 33 not out from 87 balls. will resume 196 behind in the morning and still 47 shy of the follow-on target.

No further damage for Kent before the close - although the visitors find themselves in a perilous position going into day three.

Daniel Bell-Drummond's 78 has given them a glimmer of hope in this second innings, but they still trail Warwickshire by 107 with seven wickets intact.

Jack Leaning and Joey Evison are the not-out pair, on 17 and 11 respectively.

Another body blow for Derbyshire as they lose a sixth wicket just before the close - breaking up an 84-run partnership to boot.

Anuj Dal falls to Jack Carson five runs short of a half-century.

Wayne Madsen is still unbeaten on 64 and has been joined by Zak Chappell for the final five overs.

Will Liam Dawson bag a five-fer in the evening session after his century before lunch?

He has 11 balls to nab that fifth wicket.

Kent haven't had a great deal of fortune this evening - but Joey Evison gets a slice of luck as he drives Michael Rae back on the half-volley and past the bowler's outstretched arm.

Evison's on nine, with Jack Leaning on 17 and the visitors have two more overs to negotiate before stumps at Edgbaston.

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Glamorgan 418-7 v Leicestershire 251

Double century for Colin Ingram.

It's come off 312 balls, with 23 fours and one six.

He is the top run-scorer across Division One and Two, and a little earlier he became the first batter to score more than 1,000 County Championship runs this season.

Ingram is really clocking up the milestones today.

Jake Libby and Joe Leach see out those tricky five overs with aplomb and will start again fresh in the morning.

Essex have a healthy lead of 136 which was largely down to the eight-wicket partnership of Michael Pepper (112*) and Shane Snater (53).

Tom Westley also added 68 earlier in the day, while Ethan Brookes and Amar Virdi both took three wickets for the Pears.

Warwickshire bring Michael Rae back for a final burst this evening as they look to make further inroads in this Kent second innings.

Jack Leaning and Joey Evison are hanging in there for now, with a deficit of 119 still remaining before the Bears need to bat again.

Four overs left to be bowled tonight.

George Bell is digging in gamely for Lancashire.

He only has 27 from 79 deliveries, but he has halted the collapse which saw the innings fall from 102-1 to 122-6.

The Red Rose could do with him copying Liam Dawson and somehow making it to a century with the tail.

Unsurprisingly, there are absolutely no risks being taken by Worcestershire.

Jake Libby has one run from eight balls, Joe Leach has no runs from 16 balls.

One over left.

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The South African is STILL batting against the Foxes in Cardiff.

He's on 187 not out from 297 balls and more to the point, he has clocked up 1,000 first-class runs in a season for the first time.

His batting average is 100 and today is also his highest score for Glamorgan - not a bad day's work!

This man deserves all the praise coming his way.

The wicket of Brett Hutton brings an end to day two at Trent Bridge with two balls to spare.

At 140-1, Notts were going well but the loss of Haseeb Hameed and then Hutton to sharply turning balls from Will Jacks has changed the complexion of the day.

Surrey's 525 once again looks far off for Notts, who will begin tomorrow morning trailing by 381.

It's going to be Jake Libby and Joe Leach who will be looking to survive five crucial overs this evening against the Essex bowling attack.