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  • England's Jonny Bairstow hits 160 for Yorkshire

  • Archie Vaughan, teenage son of Michael, takes maiden first-class wicket for Somerset

  • Warks' Will Rhodes hits double century against struggling Kent

  • Notts' youngest ever player, sixteen-year-old Farhan Ahmed, takes seven wickets on debut against Surrey

  • Glamorgan's Colin Ingram clocks up 1,000 first-class runs this season

  • George Hill hits career-best 169 not out as Yorkshire declare on 601-6 against Middlesex

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Live Reporting

Ben Kosky, Adam Lanigan and Steve Mather

  1. Lunch at Edgbaston

    Warwickshire 323-4 v Kent 156

    Ed Barnard steers the final ball of the session away for four more runs and he will lunch one shy of a half-century.

    He and Will Rhodes have added 104 after the loss of Jacob Bethell and the Bears continue to pile on the misery for bottom side Kent.

    The lead is up to 167 and there are still six wickets left to take.

  2. Lunch at Trent Bridge

    Notts v Surrey 452-7

    Sai Sudharsan drives the last ball of the morning session sweetly for four off Liam Patterson-White.

    The India man moves to 73 not out and he has batted the whole two hours.

    The Brown Caps have put on 113 runs this morning for the loss of two wickets and they still look set for a score of over 500.

    Notts cannot wait for this innings to end.

  3. Lunch at Headingley

    Yorks 485-6 v Middx

    Jonny BairstowRex Features

    Another session of Yorkshire dominance, with Jonny Bairstow's wicket the only one to fall.

    Bairstow hit 160 before playing on to Luke Hollman, but George Hill is still there on 113 and Dom Bess has five as the home side continue to pile on runs.

  4. Lunch at Taunton

    Somerset 492 v Durham 29-1

    New batter Scott Borthwick hasn't yet had to face a ball, with Alex Lees taking the final over of the morning.

    Lees has 14 so far, with Durham still trailing by a daunting 463.

  5. wicket

    WICKET Critchley lbw D'Oliveira 10

    Essex 147-4 v Worcs 266

    Another Essex wicket down and it's turned into a very good session for the Pears!

    Brett D'Oliveira strikes with his third ball, getting one to turn into Matt Critchley's pads and up the umpire's finger goes.

    That's three wickets in the latter part of the session after Essex had started the day well.

  6. 100 runs

    100 partnership

    Warwickshire 319-4 v Kent 156

    Ed Barnard tucks one into the legside and jogs through for one more run.

    That is enough to take his stand with Will Rhodes to three figures.

  7. wicket

    WICKET: McKinney lbw b Vaughan 15

    Somerset 492 v Durham 25-1

    What an entrance by Archie Vaughan - the 18-year-old off-spinner makes the breakthrough in his first over with his maiden first-class wicket!

    Vaughan turns one back into Ben McKinney, who is struck on the pad and up goes the umpire's finger.

    Just what Somerset wanted as the lunch interval approaches...

  8. wicket

    WICKET Wells b Abbott 6

    Lancashire 12-1 v Hampshire 389

    What happens when you're batting with a frazzled mind? You get out.

    Luke Wells is out less than five minutes before lunch as he is bowled off an inside edge, attempting a big drive off Kyle Abbott.

    The burly South African reaps the rewards for switching to a round-the-wicket form of attack.

    Hampshire's fine morning continues.

  9. 500 up for Sussex

    Sussex 510-6 v Derbyshire

    Hove cricket groundBBC Sport

    John Simpson is on 88 and Jack Carson 43 as Sussex go past 500 and continue to pile on the runs and misery for the visitors at Hove.

    How many will they want?

  10. I'll do it myself!

    Notts v Surrey 443-7

    We are into the 127th over of this Surrey innings and Notts captain Haseeb Hameed decides to bowl himself.

    It's his first twirl of the summer, so it perhaps shows how he is desperately searching for a way to end this innings.

  11. wicket

    WICKET: Bairstow b Hollman 160

    Yorks 480-6 v Middx

    It's been a great knock by Jonny Bairstow - but there's to be no double century.

    Bairstow drags on to Luke Hollman, who's been the pick of the Middlesex bowlers again and now has his fourth wicket.

    That brings Dom Bess to the middle after a marathon stand of 238 between Bairstow and George Hill, who is still there on 113.

  12. 100 runs

    100 for Colin Ingram

    Glamorgan 201-2 v Leicestershire 251

    The man known as Kingram in these parts gets his fifth century in eight matches this campaign.

    The South African is also the third-highest run-scorer in the division and will be eyeing top spot if he can add a few more.

    Kiran Carlson is on 85 not out at the other end and it must seem like an eternity for the Foxes since they last got a wicket.

    This duo have guided Glamorgan to over 200 from 27-2 in the ninth over.

  13. new ball

    New ball

    Warwickshire 308-4 v Kent 156

    A second new ball for Kent to use at Edgbaston.

    They need it to work wonders!

  14. 'Red Rose frazzled by Dawson and Abbas'

    Lancashire 7-0 v Hampshire 389

    Scott Read
    BBC Radio Lancashire commentator

    It appears Lancashire spent most of the morning trying not to get Liam Dawson out, and he gladly obliged by taking his score from 46 not out overnight to a brilliant unbeaten century.

    Mo Abbas, who resumed on 0 this morning, was eventually out for one in what turned out to be a brilliant morning session for Hampshire.

    The Red Rose appeared to look a little frazzled, uncertain of what best to do, fielders out and then fielders in and probably very frustrated.

    Will that have an impact on Lancashire's batting? Time will tell.

  15. Yorks 472-5 v Middx

    Still no sign of a wicket at Headingley, although Luke Hollman - who picked up three yesterday for Middlesex - is still getting the ball to turn and beat Jonny Bairstow with a googly in his last over.

    However, Bairstow and George Hill's partnership now stands at 230 and the Yorkshire pair will be looking to stretch it as long as possible into the afternoon.

  16. Lancs begin reply

    Lancashire 7-0 v Hampshire 389

    Luke Wells and captain Keaton Jennings have begun the Lancashire first innings after that chastening spell in the field.

    Wells hits the first ball from Kyle Abbott for four, but he and Mohammad Abbas quickly settle into a rhythm after that.

    Abbas is yet to concede a run from his two overs after his one with the bat in tandem with Liam Dawson.

  17. 300 runs

    300 up for Bears

    Warwickshire 300-4 v Kent 156

    Will Rhodes adds one to his total off Matt Parkinson and it is enough to tick the scoreboard over to 300 and a second batting point.

    Rhodes has 130 and Ed Barnard, 38.

  18. Somerset 492 v Durham 5-0

    Ben McKinney scored a maiden Championship hundred in Durham's last game against Nottinghamshire and he's made a positive start here, clipping his first ball from Craig Overton to the boundary.

    Lewis Gregory, who shares opening-bowling duties with Overton, begins with a maiden to Alex Lees.

  19. wicket

    WICKET Steel run out (Slater) 7

    Notts v Surrey 436-7

    A bit of a giveaway from Cameron Steel here.

    He steers one out towards the point boundary and decides to take on the arm of out-rider Ben Slater.

    The throw is unerring and South Africa wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne does the rest as Steel is short of his ground coming back for a second.

  20. wicket

    WICKET Cox c Hose b Brookes 3

    Essex 123-3 v Worcs 266

    Jordan Cox walks away after being dismissed with Worcestershire players celebratingRex Features

    Jordan Cox was released by England to play in this game but he hasn't lasted long.

    He only scored three off 21 balls before sending a catch to Adam Hose at short mid-wicket.

    It's been a good spell for Pears bowler Ethan Brookes, who has figures of 2-7 from 4.5 overs.