Division One: Robinson hits 141 as Durham record club record 664 against Notts
Yorkshire battling to stay in contest with Surrey; Hampshire earn comfortable win over Warwickshire
Somerset beat Sussex by five wickets; Waite takes 6-19 as Worcestershire beat Essex by 225 runs
Division Two: James Anderson takes three wickets on return for struggling Lancashire at home to Derbyshire
Leaders Leicestershire beat Middlesex by seven wickets
Cameron Green & James Bracey hit tons for Glos against Kent; Glamorgan on top against Northants
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Surrey 404-7 v Yorkshire 255
Jordan Clark has epitomised what is so good about Surrey with this knock. The number eight batter takes a single and moves through to his half-century.
Surrey just seem to bat from top to bottom. Number nine batter Nathan Smith is 20 not out at the other end.
Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 139-6 f/o
Image source, Getty ImagesMatt Henry finds the edge of Matt Coles' bat again. And it runs away for four again.
Sussex need as much luck as they can get at the moment.
Durham 339-4 v Notts 407
Good start to the day for Durham as they continue to inch closer to Notts' first innings total.
Ollie Robinson has added 12 to his overnight 25, while Emilio Gay has moved to 81.
The deficit is down to 68 after the first overs of the day.
Jones lbw Snater 19 (Worcs 358 & 66-6 v Essex 157)
Essex have their first breakthrough of the morning!
Shane Snater traps Rob Jones lbw for 19 with the Essex bowler now having three wickets for 25 uns.
Worcestershire's lead is 267 with four wickets in hand.
Surrey 402-7 v Yorkshire 255
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
Smith looks like a very useful number nine batsmen.
It's a nice partnership between these two, Surrey have built partnerships well in this innings.
Surrey 402-7 v Yorkshire 255
A lovely shot from Nathan Smith as he hammers one back down the ground past Yorkshire bowler Jack White for four.
White almost gets instant revenge as he finds the outside edge but it runs off Smith's bat for four.
And with that, Surrey move past 400, securing their fourth batting point of the match.
That's also a 50 partnership for Smith and Jordan Clark.
Wheal c Webster b Bamber 6 (Warwicks 194 v Hants 300 & 169-7 - lead by 275)
More hope for the Bears...
Brad Wheal plays back to Ethan Bamber and edges through to second slip where Beau Webster takes a regulation catch at tummy height.
Three wickets left and the lead is 275.
James Fuller is in and can be destructive. He got a rapid half-century in the first knock.
Lancs 458 v Derbys 118-4
Jack Morley does his job admirably to Anderson Phillip's first over of the day to survive the final three balls after Brooke Guest pull adds a single to the total.
Brooke Guest plays uppishly to James Anderson's ninth ball of the morning, but defends the next on the front foot
There's a conflab between the bowlers as the ball is scrutinised by the umpires who call for the box of balls.
Will the change work any better? Anderson immediately gets noticeable swing, but it's down legside. That one's on the stumps, but Guest gets behind it. Maiden.
Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 133-6 f/o
Matt Henry almost strikes again for Somerset as he finds the outside edge of Matt Coles' bat but it doesn't carry to the slips and flies away for four for Sussex's first boundary of the day. Not convincing, though.
Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 129-6 f/o
So, in the blink of an eye, Somerset are four wickets away from a mammoth victory.
Unless Sussex can score another 57 runs, which on current form seems like a tall order.
Hayes run out (Banton) 2 (Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 129-6 f/o)
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat are Sussex doing?
James Coles looks to get off the mark with a quick single but James Hayes is completely caught on his heels.
Hayes tries to rush through but it's an excellent piece of fielding by Tom Banton with a pick up and throw for the direct hit.
The nightwatchman is a good yard short of his ground and he's gone for just two.
Warwicks 194 v Hants 300 & 166-6 - lead by 272
Ethan Bamber gets lay under way at Edgbaston with a maiden to Brad Wheal.
Toby Albert is up and running straightaway as he drives Beau Webster's first ball to the rope.
He repeats the shot through the covers to pick up three more.
Lancs 458 v Derbys 117-4
Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport
Five overs from James Anderson yesterday, an excellent spell.
He's picked up two wickets and looks dangerous, Derbyshire tried to attack him yesterday and to a degree, it worked.
He had the last laugh, though and gets us underway today.
Alsop c Gregory b Overton 8 (Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 129-5 f/o)
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat a start to the day for Somerset!
Craig Overton's first ball of the day and he gets Tom Alsop with the first one he has faced this morning.
A great ball from Overton as it nips away from Alsop, catches the edge and flies into the hands of skipper Lewis Gregory at first slip.
Sussex are still 57 behind with only five left back in the hutch. This really could be over by lunch if they aren't careful.
Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 129-4 f/o
Just a couple off the first over from Matt Henry for Sussex's nightwatchman James Hayes, who normally bats at 11 but came in to see out the day for the visitors last night.
Lancs 458 v Derbys 117-4
No surprises to see James Anderson take the ball for the first over of the day at Old Trafford.
He bowled just five overs yesterday as he returns from a calf injury. What can he conjure up early doors?
Brooke Guest and nightwatchman Jack Morley are at the crease. Play.
The Derbyshire wicketkeeper flicks the second ball off his hip down to the fine leg boundary as Anderson strays onto the pads.
The fourth is worked to short midwicket and they scamper through for a quick single.
Morley looks solid in defence as he sees out the rest of the over.
Surrey 384-7 v Yorkshire 255
Jordan Clark leaves the first ball of the day from Ben Coad and then has a wild swing at the second and completely misses it.
Four more dots from Coad to start off with a maiden.
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Here we go then, day three is off and running around the grounds in the County Championship.
A big day ahead and potentially a result or two to be decided before the close of play.
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Lancs 458 v Derbys 112-4
A dream day for Lancashire fans as they welcomed back Sir James Anderson and saw their side take a firm grip on this game.
Resuming on 250-5 after a hard-fought first day, the Red Rose went through the gears, led by the runs of George Balderson (73), George Bell (57) and Tom Hartley (42).
It all laid the groundwork for the main act as Anderson steamed in for the first time since retiring from Test cricket last summer.
After an expensive start, the 42-year-old removed both Derbyshire openers in a five-over burst of 2-24.
The spin of Tom Hartley and Luke Wells did the rest, picking up a wicket apiece to dislodge two more batters and leave the visitors four wickets down and still a daunting 346 runs in arrears.
Much work to be done for Brooke Guest (14 not out) and the Derbyshire lower order, with 196 more needed just to avoid the follow-on.