Guest dropped on 14published at 18:05 British Summer Time

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Derbyshire 120-3 - target 513 to beat Lancs

Another chance put down by Lancashire as Brooke Guest shapes to carve Jimmy Anderson away into the off-side, only to flash a sternum-high edge to slip where the chance goes down.

Both Guest and Wayne Madsen have not been given another life.

Lancashire would feel much better going in with five down at stumps.

Somerset send out Matt Henry as a nightwatchman with Tom Kohler-Cadmore for the one over they must face before stumps.

Spinner Liam Patterson-White is handed the ball and Henry drives his first ball for four, before being beaten by one which turns sharply.

The gamble does not pay off for Somerset as Henry chops the final ball of the day's play into his stumps - and they will start day three 126 behind with nine wickets standing.

Jack Haynes made a superb 157 during the Notts first innings, while England spinner Jack Leach took 6-121 for the home side.

Jake Libby didn't fancy a second over and so Adam Finch is back on, with figures of 2-4 from five overs.

He gets one to nip back at Ben Brown who just about manages to get his bat out of the way.

He and Tilak Varma have produced two scoring shots in the past 30 deliveries.

Lovely stroke by Matthew Potts, steering Dan Lawrence through the covers for four to advance to 22.

Potts survived another closer call in the off-spinner's previous over, with a sharp edge to slip put down by Rory Burns.

For now, though, Potts and Graham Clark, who has 25, refuse to be parted. Nine overs for Surrey to change that situation tonight.

Brooke Guest had scored just five runs from 24 balls before facing the final ball of Jimmy Anderson's 10th over but produces a lovely back-foot punch past point to the boundary.

It means Derbyshire's required runs is below the psychological barrier of 400... 399 needed. Will that be important? Who knows.

They are scoring at just under three an over but only require just under four an over, weather permitting tomorrow, of course.

Ben Coad is still steaming in and giving nothing away, but for now Dean Elgar and Jordan Cox are repelling whatever Yorkshire can hurl in their direction.

The home side would love to send at least one of the Essex pair packing in the five overs that remain tonight.

Cox, who has seven, edged Coad just now but it was a controlled shot and the ball fell short of the close fielders.

Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator

It was a great ball from Callum Parkinson, Nick Gubbins not quite sure what the ball was going to do.

Great delivery.

It's not been an easy for Gubbins. Nine in this innings and just the 13 yesterday.

Ollie Robinson is in the eighth over of his spell but has just come close again, as Tom Latham chops down into the ground with the ball dropping across his stumps and trickling into the leg side.

He could easily have had three or four wickets by now, as it is he has the only one to fall.

Warwickshire are within 62 of parity.

Jake Libby has won the toss, scored an unbeaten double century, and now fancies a wicket.

He's been on the field for every ball of this match but takes it for the first time to support his weary troops with his occasional off-spin.

Tilak Varma welcomes him to the attack with a towering straight six from his third delivery.

Seven overs remaining in the day - they might be dominated by spin.

And quick as that, the Notts innings comes to a sudden end.

Jack Leach finishes with 6-121 as he has Lyndon James caught at slip by Craig Overton for 66, made from 117 balls.

The lead is 130 and Somerset are now going to face a tense - but thankfully brief - single-over mini-session before the close.

Dropped catch at the Kia Ovalpublished at 17:49 British Summer Time

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Surrey 820-9 dec v Durham 317-7

Surrey thought they'd captured the eighth Durham wicket just now as Matthew Potts steered Tom Lawes towards third slip - but the diving Dan Lawrence was unable to hang on.

Potts has batted well for his 17 and he and Graham Clark are frustrating Surrey so far in this post-tea session.

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Kent 566-8 dec v Northants 533-6

The 50s keep on coming at Canterbury.

Justin Broad drives Nathan Gilchrist for four to reach his from just 49 balls faced - and adds another boundary in the over for good measure.

Broad and Saif Zaib also have a century partnership.

Lancashire in decent spirits in the field.

Michael Jones has been fielding at deep square leg but has been guilty of a couple of errant throws to keeper Matty Hurst, which drew an icy stare from skipper Jimmy Anderson.

Wayne Madsen gets the ball away to Jones off Tom Bailey and this time Jones perovides a perfect throw to the stumps which draws playful applause from his teammates.

Oof, Ollie Robinson so close to another.

He bends his back to get the ball to spit up at Alex Davies who tries to get out of the way but the ball crashes off the shoulder of the bat and loops over the slips to run away for four.

Davies then moves to 23* from the next delivery with an uppish shot through midwicket which narrowly evades a fielder on its way to the fence.

The Bears deficit is down to 71.