Keith Barker has top-edged a hook off Craig Miles in search of another batting point and has holed out to fine leg.

The Hampshire innings is wrapped up before stumps on Day One.

Good catch by Jacob Bethell.

12 overs left for Warwickshire to face tonight.

Miles was expensive at times but he's come back strongly to finish with 3-71.

Having dismissed their hosts for 244, it will be no surprise that Lancashire are not approaching the closing few overs of the day with much batting aggression.

Two runs off the opening two overs of their reply.

Batting point number four for the visitors at Chelmsford.

Ollie Robinson has a first-class high score of 171 not out.

He'll fancy beating that the way things are going, unbeaten on 137 - while Colin Ackermann is also flying, a big six bringing him up to 37no.

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Lancashire, who won the toss and put Kent into bat, will be very pleased their work today having bowled Kent out with 16 overs left on this first day.

It's a pretty good effort, Lancashire will be pretty thrilled with that, to have knocked the home side over before the close of play.

Toby Roland-Jones picks up a single and Middlesex have a batting point at Lord's - they are 251-7 after 79 overs against Derbyshire.

John Simpson reaches 150 off 212 balls with a boundary off Josh Hull - and Sussex are 355-7 against Leicestershire, with three bonus points to their credit.

Play has been quicker at Scarborough and Yorkshire are only a few overs from the close on 330-2 following a George Hill boundary off Gloucestershire's Ajeet Singh Dale.

The new ball will be available for Glamorgan following the current over against Northants, who are 258-8, with youngsters Gus Miller and Raphy Weatherall together at the crease.

The Red Rose are back out at Canterbury with a minimum 14 overs remaining today.

Luke Wells and skipper Keaton Jennings the men tasked with beginning their reply to Kent's 244.

Ben Foakes tucks Tom Taylor away for a single and becomes the fourth Surrey batter to reach a half-century today at New Road.

This one has taken 104 balls and has been a typically composed Foakes knock, with one six and four fours.

Kyle Abbott picks up his first boundary, pulling a short ball from Craig Miles through square leg for four.

A second bonus point is well within reach.

Ben Foakes takes one off Ben Allison as Surrey's total reaches 300.

Allison and Tom Taylor have clamed the scoring rate down a bit with the new ball but the 2022/2023 champions are still in a strong position.

Foakes is just one run short of 50 and Dan Lawrence has 66.

Notts are a hit away from a second batting point as Olly Stone gets four more runs with a back foot drive through cover off the bowling of Kasey Aldridge.

That's a proper shot a top six batter would be proud of.

There it is! Four more off a near identical stroke and Notts have a second bonus point with the bat.

Ed Barnard nearly bounces Kyle Abbott out but the pull shot lands just short of Dan Mousley in the deep on the leg side and Abbott has a single.

Keith Barker gets a more sedate single turned to backward square leg.

Six runs short of the batting bonus point. Advantage Lancashire in this tussle at the foot of Division One.

Tawanda Muyeye's battling 59 - the top score of the Kent innings - is ended as he's trapped leg before by Luke Wells.

George Balderson and Nathan Lyon bagged three wickets apiece, while Kent opener Ben Compton (55) was the only Kent batter other than Muyeye to pass 40.

Tawanda Muyeye is dropped in the deep by Will Williams as he attempts to smash Kent towards a bonus batting point.

Not an easy catch by any means, but it was a chance for Lancashire to end the hosts' innings without tangible reward.

The Notts tail continues to frustrate Somerset and the eighth wicket stand between Calvin Harrison and Olly Stone reaches 100 in 217 balls as Harrison scrambles a leg bye off Craig Overton.

Frustration is mounting for the acting Somerset captain.

Olly Stone isn't done yet. He's moved past his second highest first-class score with a brace of fours off the bowling of Jake Ball.

He clips the first ball square with a big swing of the bat and gets four more two balls later, nudging a shorter, slower ball to backward square leg.

He was a bit surprised by the bounce but controlled the shot well.

His record score is 90, made this season on this ground against Lancashire. He has 61 in this innings to date.

Very well by batted Olly Stone.

It's only the third time in his career that he has reached 50 in first-class cricket but twice now in three matches for Nottinghamshire.

A couple of fours off Shoaib Bashir in his latest over and finally Worcestershire get5 their hands on the new ball.

Ben Foakes is 46 not out and will face Tom Taylor, with partner Dan Lawrence on 65.

They have added 107 in 26 overs since Jamie Smith was out for 86.