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Matty Hurst is off the mark with a four clipped off his legs from Ian Holland with the first ball he faces then blocks out the other two deliveries to take Lancs to lunch.

It will not be a particularly easy break for the still winless Lancs as they trail by plenty with seven second innings wickets remaining.

You feel the wicket of Marcus Harris just before lunch could prove pivotal but Keaton Jennings is at least still there on 38 but needing others to bat round him.

It's been an excellent morning session on day three for Somerset, who are now just 91 runs from claiming victory at Chester le Street.

Opener Tom Lammonby has continued where he left off last night and is currently 65 not out.

We will be back in just over half an hour at Durham who still need to find seven wickets with a three-day defeat looking more and more likely.

Ben Compton reaches lunch at Derby on 150 not out, but his side are still more than 300 runs in arrears.

Derbyshire have picked up two wickets this morning, nightwatch Matt Parkinson and Jack Leaning, with Zak Chappell and Jack Morley the successful bowlers.

Chris Benjamin is with Compton now and the visitors need a sizeable partnership if they are to ensure against having to follow on.

An excellent morning for Essex, who have added 83 for the loss of Dean Elgar at The Oval.

The South African battled his way to 64, despite appearing out of sorts, before being caught on the third man boundary.

Skipper Tom Westley and Charlie Allison have met the challenge with an unbroken stand of 74 to extend the lead to 217.

A painful moment for Jamie Overton just before lunch as he stops a cover drive with a part of his anatomy not usually used for that particular purpose.

for Ben Comptonpublished at 12:56 British Summer Time 25 May

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Derbyshire 587-5 dec v Kent 280-5

Unruffled, unhurried, Ben Compton continues to go about things in his own single-minded way.

A dab for one off Jack Morley takes the left-handed opener to 150 from 269 balls.

150 up for Warwickshirepublished at 12:55 British Summer Time 25 May

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Worcs v Warwicks 151-4 (lead by 197 runs)

Ed Barnard cuts late down to third man with soft hands for another boundary to take him on to 30 and Warwickshire past the 150 mark.

Their lead approaches 200.

There is swing there for the Surrey bowlers, but Essex have coped with it really well this morning.

Tom Westley cover drives Dan Worrall for four to move to 44 not out and this stand with Charlie Allison is now worth 73 - the lead is 216.

Rain and an early lunch at Headingleypublished at 12:53 British Summer Time 25 May

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Yorks 159 v Notts 228 & 318-6 (lead by 387 runs)

A heavy shower send the players scurrying off and with a bit more rain coming, the covers come on and a quick decision that that will be the end of the first session.

It is all a bit frustrating because there are patches of blue sky in between the clouds and the showers are short.

Anyway, the lead is already huge for Notts so you would think they will be having a big discussion at lunch as to how quickly they need to get Yorkshire in.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

This second new ball is really troubling the batters out there.

I'm not necessarily sure this is a good thing for Yorkshire, they're going to have to bat last.

The bounce there was too much for Kyle Verreynne. There was no doubt about the validity of the catch this time.

50 partnershippublished at 12:49 British Summer Time 25 May

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Worcs v Warwicks 138-4 (lead by 184)

Another fortuitous boundary from Ed Barnard, who looks destined to chop on to his own stumps but instead finds the rope behind him, brings up the 50 partnership between him and Sam Hain.

These are important runs for Warwickshire.

Too short, too wide from Ben Raine and it is cut away for four comfortably by Tom Lammonby who moves on to 62.

That's not great.

Kyle Verreynne (on 24) sends an edge to Adam Lyth at second slip and the catcher and slip cordon celebrate as if that has gone straight in.

The batsman stands glowering as the fielders run to bowler Ben Coad but umpires decide that has grounded before it went in to Lyth's hands.

Replays show that was the case (quite comfortably) and there is no way Lyth didn't know that.

James Bracey has gone at Wantage Road, caught off Luke Procter for five, and Gloucestershire are 241-6 in the 74th over, 228 behind.

Kent have now advanced to 268-4 at Derby and opening bat Ben Compton is into the 140s.

Dropped catchpublished at 12:38 British Summer Time 25 May

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Surrey 279 v Essex 217 & 261-3

Tom Westley flicks Tom Lawes to square leg where a diving Sam Curran is unable to hang onto the chance diving to his right - the 'wrong' side for a left-hander. Relief in the Essex dressing room.