Josh Bohannon serves up a full toss at just the wrong time and Anuj Dal works it into the off side for the easiest single you will ever see.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Rob Lord only had eyes on the ball there.

Verreynne almost had to push Lord out the way to catch that.

Lees has got Durham right on the brink of victory.

You have a go now Josh Bohannon... Some off spin to try and get a wicket for Lancashire.

That's eight fielders directly around the bat including the wicketkeeper Matty Hurst. Remarkable.

Well blocked by Jack Morley from James Anderson's final ball of his penultimate over. Three overs left for Lancashire to get two wickets. Three overs for Derbyshire to see it out.

Jack Morley leaves a short one from James Anderson, moving out the way to let it fly past him on the leg side.

Morley then nudges the next one into the leg side, looks for a run... and Anuj Dal reminds him there is no need and Morley stays put.

Still on zero then Morley as he leaves the fifth ball of the over. 27 balls Morley has faced now.

Liam Patterson-White returns.

A clumsy reverse sweep attempt from Alex Lees runs away for two.

The spinners finds the front pad. Big shout. Not out. Going down leg.

Lees runs a couple more and then dabs a single.

A Colin Ackermann single takes him to 47.

Six from the over.

James Anderson comes over the wicket to left-hander Jack Morley and cuts one across him, beating the outside edge with the first ball of the over.

Second ball... on a length and well blocked by Morley. This is attack v defence if ever you've seen it.

Four overs remaining now. 24 balls. James Anderson steps up for his penultimate over of the match.

Anuj Dal manages to see off all six balls from Tom Hartley for yet another maiden for Lancashire. Maidens are no good at this stage though. They need wickets. Two of them to be precise.

Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport

They're all hugged around the batter here since the new ball.

We've barely had any boundaries in this session.

Tom Hartley is having a go with some left arm spin now for Lancashire. Nearly every single fielder is around the bat.

Rob Lord into the attack.

He bowled well in the first knock without reward and faces the toughest of challenges with six overs to go and two set batters.

Colin Ackermann flicks an easy single, as Colin Ackermann does befor Lord cuts Alex Lees in half.

Another dot before he eases Lord into the legside before ambling through for a single.

Ackermann relieves the pressure as he carves Lord through extra cover for his fifth boundary. He runs hard to pick up two leg byes. Almost there.

Jack Morley is 0* from 22 balls for Derbyshire. Old school stuff. Standing strong so far.

The final ball of James Anderson's over and it's short and wide, allowing Jack Morley to let it fly through to Matty Hurst behind the stumps.

Into the final five overs we go.

The Lancashire field go up with sounds of ooh and ahh every single ball James Anderson bowls.

But Jack Morley does well to block again for Derbyshire.

He then pushes it away into the leg side for what would be an easy single... but Morley tells Anuj Dal to stay put so he can keep the strike.

Brett Hutton returns after the failed Liam Patterson-White experiment.

Alex Lees picks up two and pushes a single.

Colin Ackermann looks to go big, but gets a big outside edge into the legside which drops safe.

A misfield allows them to scamper back for two before Ackermann takes a single to keep the strike.

Jack Morley gets in a bit of a tangle as James Anderson gets one to rise on him but no damage done as it drops to the ground in front of Morley.

Here we go again then. Another James Anderson over incoming... what does the 42-year-old maestro have for us?

Just a couple of runs added to the score as Tom Bailey oversteps the mark for a no ball but no wicket for Lancashire as another over comes to an end.

And now it's six more overs for Derbyshire to survive. One wicket would really change the mood here.