Sam Northeast is forward to Dom Bess, working the ball to leg.

The Glamorgan skipper gets one off the third ball.

James Harris drives square into the off side but there's no run.

Sam Northeast tries to work Adam Lyth to leg but there's no run.

Two short legs and a mid-wicket in place.

Single off the fourth ball driven into the off side.

Harris drives behind square on the off side and the ball runs off a thick edge for three.

Northeast keeps the strike with one turned to square leg.

The lights are starting to flicker into life and there is a distant rumble of thunder.

Much as I hate to report it, you can just about pick up the sound of distant rumbling on the effects mic here.

Single to Northeast off the second ball and James Harris is beaten outside off.

Just the one run from the over and Adam Lyth will continue at the other end.

If Yorkshire can prise out the zen-like concentration of Sam Northeast, this could be a very tense session of play.

The Glamorgan captain is back in the middle on 136 not out and he'll face Dom Bess.

The new batter is James Harris after Tom Bevan was out LBW to the last ball before the break.

Adam Lyth with his medium-pace off-spin has done the golden arm act again.

Yorkshire are keeping themselves in this with just a little bit of a sniff.

Don't go away, we have got a very interesting final session of this match in prospect and maybe, just maybe Sam Northeast and a bit of assistance from one or two of his lower order team mates standing between Yorkshire and a win.

Lancashire will take a little comfort from the way they fought back in the match but this is Kent's victory because this has been a difficult place for anybody.

Nobody won a County Championship match here last season - every game was drawn. Lancashire haven't lost a County Championship match here for two years and to come and bowl Lancashire out twice and take 20 wickets is a fine effort.

The fact it's so rarely done in the last few seasons shows just how well Kent have performed across the four days.

A thoroughly deserved victory for Kent.

With rain ruining the final day at Lord's, Yorkshire need to force a Glamorgan collapse if we are to get a grandstand finish to round five.

Just one Division One game made it to day four, and that was wrapped up before lunch as Kent eased to a first win of the season at Old Trafford.

A brilliant skipper's knock of 79 not out from Daniel Bell-Drummond sent them back to the south east in celebratory mood.

A few threatening skies in the vicinity of Leeds but so far the weather has smiled on Yorkshire.

Division Two:

Lord's: Middlesex 407-8 v Leicestershire 306 - match drawn

Headingley: Yorkshire 519-7 dec v Glamorgan 221 & 362-6

Results -

Division One:

Old Trafford: Lancashire (3 pts) 92 & 332 lost to Kent (20 pts) 261 & 162-3 by 7 wkts

Taunton: Somerset (19pts) 128 & 170-7 beat Essex (3pts) 156 & 138 by 3 wkts wickets

Division Two:

Derby: Derbyshire (2pts) 248 & 109 lost to Sussex (23pts) 479 by an innings and 124 runs

Adam Lyth will bowl the last over before the break.

Tom Bevan is back and across, working the second ball to leg for one.

Sam Northeast pushes a flighted ball into the off side.

The Glamorgan captain gets one to extra cover.

Bevan again is back and across, not quick nicking to leg slip.

Gone this time and Yorkshire go into tea with a spring in their collective step!

Tom Bevan is lbw to Adam Lyth for 12 off the last ball before tea. Misread the length, going back and trapped in front of middle.

The lead is only 64 and the door is ajar, weather permitting.

Sam Northeast is well forward to Dom Bess to smother the spin.

Singles to Northeast, then Bevan into the leg side.

Northeast turns the last ball to mid wicket but there's no run.

Tom Bevan continues to look a little jittery at the crease as he defends while squared up against Dom Bess on the back foot.

Single to Sam Northeast glanced square on the front foot at the other end.

Close! Tom Bevan misses a defensive prod as he's again squared up on the back foot. Too leg side and a tad high.

Bevan leaves outside off to end the over.

Still a way to go for Yorkshire but if they get one before tea then they'll have a little bit of impetus going into the break.

Dom Bess will try and provide it and if they get Sam Northeast then they will really fancy their chances.

Sam Northeast is forward to Dan Moriarty, pushing the left arm spinner into the on side for one.

That's the Glamorgan 350 in the 129th over.

Four runs to Tom Bevan swept square.

Close call for LBW against Tom Bevan, playing back and squared up to Dom Bess but it's a bit high and Bevan gets the benefit of the doubt.

Just the one run from an eventful over.

Sadly, the weather has not improved at Lord's and this game ends in the long anticipated draw.

Middlesex had the better of the only two innings afforded to a rain-affected game and both teams will remain in the top half of the Division Two table going into the next round.

Middlesex take 11 points and Leicestershire collect 10.

This has been an epic innings from Sam Northeast, lasting more or less the equivalent of a whole day's play.

He gets a single off the second ball of the Moriarty over.

That's a lead of 50.

Tom Bevan defends from the crease, where he has a slip, leg slip and forward short leg for company.

Tom Bevan is stretching forward to defend against Dom Bess.

A shorter, quicker fifth ball spins sharply as Bevan is across and misses trying to help it around the corner.

Maiden over.

Sam Northeast is forward to Dan Moriarty, pushing the ball through the leg side for one.

The second ball is leg side and goes for a leg bye as Tom Bevan moves back and across.

20 minutes till tea and the Tykes need another wicket to keep the pressure on.