Slog sweep by Jack Davies off Jack Carson - that has enough travel on it to fly into the stand at mid-wicket.

Next over, Tom Clark finds the edge, but there are no slips and that's four more for Davies, who is 68 not out.

He and Nathan Fernandes (81) have now added 119.

I said Beau Webster is the best number seven in the entire County Championship and he is showing that and that he is batting far too low here as he is stranded on 46* with just his number 11 for company now.

He turns down singles off the opening four balls of Sam Conners 22nd over, most of which were pummelled through the onside to the boundary riders.

The fifth ball is stra-pulled for four, Marcus Stoinis style over mid on, his first 50 for Glos, but it means little to him, he has scored much harder 50s than this.

A wide and a six complete an over that could have gone for many more.

Image source, Adrian Harms - BBC Sport

This game is drifting towards a very tame draw, which is a shame for a keenly anticipated match featuring the top two in the division.

The pitch has offered precious little to the bowlers since the opening morning, and through no fault of the players is not a good advert for the County Championship.

One listener has asked whether pitches that offer very little chance of a result should be subject to an inspection, as they are when a game is finished very early. It’s a fair point.

MDL does not get any runs that the watching Glos fans wanted, first ball he is lbw to a searing yorker from Chappell who has bowled superbly here on a flat deck.

5-49 off 17 overs.

He attempts the same ball for his hat-trick, it does hit the foot of the home side's number 11 Ajeet-Singh-Dale but it is going down the legside.

Eddie Byrom drives nicely through the covers for four to take the Glamorgan lead into three figures.

The Glamorgan opener then drives Matt Salisbury down the ground and the ball thuds into the advertising hoardings at long on.

That's two in the over from Byrom - as many as he'd taken from his previous 66 balls. He moves to 30.

Matt Critchley bustles through his first over of leg-spin in this innings after taking 5-88 in the first. Two singles for Kent, whose deficit is now 152.

Shan Masood aims an almighty heave at a ball that turns from Rob Keogh but misses.

It goes right through and almost clips the top of leg stump but runs away for four byes.

Immediately the umpires order the players from the field as the spits and spots of rain grow heavier.

Sussex have now deployed the relatively unthreatening Tom Clark. His second over yields just a single to Nathan Fernandes.

This is a test of nerve for Marcus O'Riordan, who is playing only his second Championship game of the season.

Simon Harmer now has two short legs in place and has removed his shades so O'Riordan can see the whites of his eyes.

Harmer allows a little bit of width and the batter takes two with an ungainly push through point.

Stately progress at Grace Road this morning as Glamorgan reach 50 in the 23rd over of their secon innings.

Eddie Byrom drives through the leg side for two to bring up the landmark.

They lead by 94. This one seems to be fizzling out.

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More rain in Manchester means we are going to have lunch at 12:30 BST.

The plan is for cricket to begin at 13:10, with a possible 72 overs, although that currently feels about as effective of one of Baldrick's plans in Blackadder!

All very dreich as the Scots would say.

A spectacular innings from Graeme van Buuren.

He was such a fan favourite even before he came to the captaincy role.

This is his highest innings for Gloucestershire. It was an absolute onslaught

Yorkshire batting coach Ali Maiden last night said they were looking for an extra 120 runs today.

They've added 86 so far this morning.