50 partnershippublished at 13:56 British Summer Time 19 May

13:56 BST 19 May

Durham 664 v Notts 407 & 200-4 - trail by 57

Joe Clarke picks up his eighth boundary to bring up the fifty partnership with Jack Haynes off a rapid 60 balls.

Haynes has contributed 12 of them.

A brace of twos from Haynes then brings up the Notts 200.

Dan Whiting
BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Outstanding delivery, this has been quite the bowling display from Gloucestershire.

It's the typical delivery to the tailender, fire it in to the toes.

It's not been the best of efforts by Kent, I think the draw is out the equation now.

A lovely cover drive off George Balderson gets Harry Came going after lunch with a boundary.

Wayne Madsen gets off the mark with a single off the first ball of James Anderson's second over after the interval.

Anderson lets out a shout as he gets one to keep low and into Madsen's pad. It's going down leg and indeed goes for four leg byes.

Six from the over.

Three runs off the first over with the new ball from Tom Price.

Ajeet Singh Dale, who took an impressive 7-110 in the first innings, takes over from Ben Charlesworth.

Colin Ackerman's first over costs a single to Joe Clarke who goes to 41.

James Minto returns to the attack and takes the edge of Clarke's bat, but it drops short of Ben McKinney in the slips. Six from the over.

New ball taken by Gloucestershirepublished at 13:48 British Summer Time 19 May

13:48 BST 19 May

Glos 516 v Kent 424 & 244-8 - lead by 152 runs

We've reached the 80-over mark and Gloucestershire take the new ball. Tom Price gets first dibs on it.

Just the 10 runs for Kent's past three wickets... Gloucestershire in the ascendancy and they can almost smell that first win of the season at the moment.

Two more wickets to get and they'll want them quickly.

James Anderson gets more swing, but Wayne Madsen keeps it out.

The final ball swings away down leg and well collected by Matty Hurst.

And that's a wicket-maiden first up after lunch.

Aaron Bryans
Test Match Special commentator

Gloucestershire making real in-roads.

They look as though they have real confidence after lunch, it was great captaincy in the first place from Cameron Bancroft to bring Charlesworth on.

Kent have fought valiantly.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

A very close catching mid wicket in now.

Notts will be hoping to go ahead by tea, Durham will be desperate to find a breakthrough.

This could be the start of a lengthy spell from Ackermann.

Jake Ball is the new man at the crease for Kent and joins Chris Benjamin (54*).

Graeme van Buuren continues with some spin for Gloucestershire, who will want to rattle off these final three wickets asap.

Plenty to do for the Notts batters in the afternoon session as they resume needing 79 more to make Durham bate again.

Joe Clarke (40*) and Jack Haynes (9*) return to the middle.

Colin Ackermann joins the attack to begin the session.

The players have enjoyed a feed at lunch and are starting to return to the field of play at Old Trafford, Bristol and Chester-le-Street.

Away we go for the afternoon session.

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A new era for England women begins on Wednesday at Canterbury with a three match T20 series against West Indies followed by three ODIs. England will also host India later in the summer.

It's the first time England will have played since the 16-0 Ashes defeat in Australia which saw head coach Jon Lewis and captain Heather Knight both leave their positions.

New head coach Charlotte Edwards will take charge for the first time alongside her new permanent captain Nat Sciver-Brunt.

Here's a look at those upcoming fixtures with the West Indies and how you can follow them:

Wednesday 21 May (18:30 BST): 1st T20 at Canterbury

Friday 23 May (18:35 BST): 2nd T20 at Hove

Monday 26 May (14:30 BST): 3rd T20 at Chelmsford

There will be coverage of all three matches on 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, as well as live text commentary and in-play video highlights on the BBC Sport website and app.

BBC TV highlights on the red button and BBC iPlayer will be available from 11pm each day.

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England’s men will begin their international summer with a one-off four-day Test against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge on Thursday.

It’s the first Test the sides have played against each other since 2003.

England could give a Test debut to Essex bowler Sam Cook as part of a very inexperienced bowling attack, while the squad also includes uncapped Somerset player James Rew.

Zimbabwe won a recent Test in Bangladesh and include Ben Curran in their side, brother of England duo Sam and Tom and son of former Zimbabwe all-rounder the late Kevin Curran.

Here's how you can follow the Test match, which starts at 11:00 BST, on the BBC:

• Live Test Match Special commentary on BBC Sounds with Jonathan Agnew, Isa Guha, Michael Vaughan and Henry Olonga
• Live text, in-play clips and highlights on the BBC Sport website and app
• Today at the Test on the BBC iPlayer and BBC 2 from 7pm each night
• You can also listen to the TMS Podcast on BBC Sounds

Division One

• Durham 664 v Notts 407 & 179-4 – Notts trail by 78 runs

Division Two

• Glos 516 v Kent 424 & 241-7 – Kent lead by 149 runs
• Lancashire 458 & 184-7dec v Derbyshire 314 & 78-1 – Derbyshire require 251 runs to win

Jack Haynes plays out a maiden to George Drissell and that's lunch.

Durham's morning as they prise out three wickets before lunch, including the prize scalp of opener Ben Slater for 74.

Joe Clarke seems to have found some form as he stroked his way to a fluent 40, but the Durham attack has looked a real handful this morning, led by Brydon Carse (2-53).

Notts need 78 more runs to make the hosts bat a second time.

A game right in the balance.