Too short by Jack Leach with the second delivery after a drinks break at Taunton and Jack Haynes square cuts for four. He is 59 not out.

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Middlesex have the breakthrough at Leicester with Chris Wright caught behind off Tom Helm for 16. The home side are 141-1 - still 393 behind.

Gloucestershire have taken the new ball against Glamorgan in the hope of ending this big Colin Ingram-Ben Kellaway partnership. The Welsh county are 297-4 after 81 overs.

Every so often, there's a little bit of spice in the wicket and Dan Worrall gets a ball to climb on Colin Ackermann, flashing just past the outside edge.

It's been a testing start for Ackerman, who's scored five so far while Alex Lees has nudged along to 37.

Despite taking the new ball, Somerset are persisting with Jack Leach's left-arm spin. His latest over is a maiden to Ishan Kishan.

It's been a positive start from Liam Dawson, who has found the rope four times to move to 19* from 15 deliveries. Tilak Varma is on a patient 17 from 63 balls at the other end.

The hosts still have 430 runs to find to avoid the follow-on, however, and batting points might be a big ask too at this rate.

Danial Ibrahim and James Coles have added 50 runs from 63 balls this morning.

Coles moves to 84* as Oli Hannon-Dalby again drifts onto leg stump, allowing the batter to clip to the short square leg fence.

He's playing far more fluidly than he was yesterday and a third batting point is edging closer.

OHD almost gets his revenge with the final ball of the over, getting one to nip back off the pitch, almost cutting Coles in half, beating the bat but also flying millimetres past the top of off stump.

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Ricardo Vasconcelos pushes Joey Evison for a single to bring up his first century of the season from 146 balls.

It is his final scoring stroke, however, as Wes Agar produces a beauty in the next over and has the left-hander caught behind for 100, ending a stand of 146 with Calvin Harrison.

Glamorgan are continuing on their merry way at Sophia Gardens - they are 271-4 against Gloucestershire in the 81st over, with Colin Ingram and Ben Kellaway now into the 70s.

Leicestershire's tail continues to wag at Grace Road, they are 137-8 against Middlesex, who are still to take their first wicket of the morning.

Despite the blow of Jonny Bairstow's departure, runs have continued to flow for Yorkshire.

New batter Matthew Revis has punched Simon Harmer off the back foot for consecutive fours and the batting side also gained an extra five runs thanks to Khaleel Ahmed's impetuousness.

The left-armer collected Adam Lyth's defensive stroke off his bowling and hurled the ball straight back at the Yorkshire opener, hitting him on the leg.

With Lyth hobbling around and wincing, the umpires conferred and awarded the Tykes a five-run bonus.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

It's a cracking bit of bowling from Matt Fisher.

That's what Surrey are looking for. It's that line, it's that length.

Will Rhodes has a little push at it, outside edge and Josh Blake with the catch.

Fisher has bowled beautifully for Surrey this season.

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Jack Haynes pushes Matt Henry away square for a single and reaches 50 off 92 balls faced. It's the third time he has done so this season and he converted the previous two into 100s.

Matt Henry tries a bouncer to Ishan Kishan and is hooked for six by the Indian, earning Notts their first batting point.

After five deliveries, it looks like we're going to have a new ball to replace the new ball.

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Spinners Jack Leach and Archie Vaughan have done all the bowling so far this morning, but Somerset take the new ball immediately it becomes available.

Here comes Matt Henry. His second delivery is a little too wide and Ishan Kishan punches it square for four.

Sussex are doing what they need to do... they have added 40 runs in the opening half hour of the day with six boundaries.

James Coles was rather bogged down on the second afternoon but has moved onto 75* with his 10th boundary while Danial Ibrahim has four fours in his 21*.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Third catch of the innings for James Rew, second wicket to Jack Leach and it's come at a time when the bowling coaches will be absolutely thrilled about with that second new ball just two overs away now.

A real opportunity possibly here for Somerset to start eating into the Nottinghamshire middle and lower order.

A lovely round of applause for that innings from Ben Slater. He'll be disappointed in once sense but he'll be absolutely delighted that he's got his first century of the season.

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Calvin Harrison tucks Nathan Gilchirst through mid-wicket for four to reach his third 50 for Northants since joining them on loan for Notts.

He is making a decent fist of his elevation to number three and his half-century has taken 95 balls.