Nathan Lyon to continue from the Statham End.

Ben Compton is back to turn the ball away past forward short leg for a single.

An LBW shout against Daniel Bell-Drummond is turned down as the Kent captain is forward to block down the pitch.

Bell-Drummond is back and across to flick the fifth ball past leg slip for two more.

Back and across again to push the ball down the ground for one.

Good footwork from the Kent captain and that's the 50 partnership for the second wicket in 96 balls.

Jonathan Doidge
BBC Radio Leeds cricket commentator

It feels like it's brightened up again out there but once they're on the floodlights have to remain on.

They're not having much effect.

The umpires have been testing the light at regular intervals and this time decide to take the players off for a second time at Lord's.

Thirteen overs are still scheduled but we may not get them.

There is a big dark cloud camped over the home of cricket.

Will Williams drifts into the pads and Daniel Bell-Drummond flicks the ball square for one to take Kent to 50.

Ben Compton is forward in block mode.

He gets a bit of width outside off and tries to push through third man but Tom Hartley blocks the ball at backward point.

Compton gets a single flicked past square leg.

Tom Hartley is warming up in the field and may be in the attack shortly.

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Yorkshire 519-7 dec v Glamorgan 221 & 153-3 - trail by 145

Matthew Revis comes into the attack and Sam Northeast picks up his fifth four off his second ball.

A single brings Colin Ingram on strike and he glances a single to leg.

Joe Root continues and Ingram takes him on sending one over the head of Dom Bess to the boundary for four. It takes Glamorgan past 150.

The deficit is 145.

10 overs left tonight and it's fair to assume this game will go into a fourth day.

Daniel Bell-Drummond is forward to Nathan Lyon, clipping the Aussie off spinner in front of square for one.

Ben Compton defends down the ground.

There's a pause in play as a fielder is brought in from the deep to square leg. We also have a second slip now.

Compton is well forward to block.

Toby Roland-Jones plays a lovely shot off his pads through midwicket for four and that's a fourth batting bonus point.

Can Middlesex take all five? They have 52 balls to get 'em.

Colin Ingram takes two off Joe Root to bring up the 50 partnership with Sam Noirtheast.

It's not been comfortable for Northeast and Ingram but they have dug in, rode their luck at times and dispatched the bad ball when available.

You feel a lot rides on their shoulders as far as Glamorgan hopes go.

Northeast is on 32 and Ingram has 31.

That's a tight leave from Ben Compton, moving back and across as the ball from Will Williams seams in from outside off and just passes the stumps.

Single to mid wicket next ball.

An appeal for caught behind next ball is turned down. Very close to the bat of Daniel Bell-Drummond but missing.

Bell-Drummond is across and pushing the next ball to long on for one.

Compton tries to cut the last ball through point but doesn't clear the field.

Daniel Bell-Drummond is forward to smother the off spin of Nathan Lyon, bowling round the wicket with a slip, leg slip and a short leg.

An LBW shout fourth ball is turned down. Just outside off and a bit of bat involved?

Maiden over.

Change of bowling now as Will Williams replaces George Balderson.

Three slips in as Ben Compton leaves a wide one outside off.

Williams tightens his line and Compton defends down the ground.

Williams is round the wicket and Compton pushes safely into the on side.

Maiden over.

Nathan Fernandes goes on the attack.

He picks up four off Ben Green and then pulls out an extravagant hook for six next ball.

Steve Eskinazi adds a boundary off Rehan Ahmed and a single brings Fernandes back on strike.

He clears his front leg and launches another six with an almighty swing, this time over cover.

He's raced to 25 off 20 balls.

The lead is 83.

Dare Daniel Bell-Drummond try to sweep Nathan Lyon again?

Lyon is round the wicket as Bell-Drummond presses forward to block.

The Kent captain goes back to the third ball and flicks it just past leg slip and away for four.

Risky shot but well executed.

Daniel Bell-Drummond is forward to George Balderson, knocking the ball into the off side for one.

Two runs for Ben Compton, forward and glancing the ball square.

Daniel Bell-Drummond is very much the aggressor while Ben Compton plays the anchor role to see out the George Balderson over.

A bit of risk there as Bell-Drummond moves across and sweeps Nathan Lyon.

The ball bounces off the pads and runs away fine for four byes.

That turned sharply. Bell-Drummond is well forward, driving down the ground for one as Ben Compton's bat is knocked out of his hands on the run.

A replacement bat is coming on. Not sure what's wrong with the old one, but hey-ho.

Sam Northeast glances a Dom Bess ball legside to the fine leg boundary for back-to-back boundaries.

He moves to 26 and the partnership is 33.

More crucially, the deficit is 172 with three sessions and 14 overs left to play.

George Balderson is into his fourth over.

Daniel Bell-Drummond drives and misses. Bit of a wafted shot, really.

He gets hold of the second ball and drives through cover off the back foot for two.

He takes one hand off the bat as he aims a flashing drive through gully for a single.