Little bit of clarity regarding the George Hill situation after first, him not bowling today, and second leaving the field after finishing off the three balls of Jordan Thompson's over.

Thompson went off with a side or back strain which looked worrying but coach Anthony McGrath has confirmed there are no issues with Hill despite rumours to the contrary.

No update from Yorkshire on Thompson as yet.

Australian Matthew Kuhnemann marks his Glamorgan debut with a five-for as Jack Davies pulls to mid-wicket.

If he wasn't already feeling confident about the upcoming World Test Championship final against South Africa, he will be now.

Crack.

Sam Curran drops short and Charlie Allison pounds it through mid-wicket for four to move to 70 not out.

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

Jacob Duffy takes a decent catch.

I think it was there to be hit but he's hit it in the wrong place, maybe he was trying to hit it a little straighter rather than hook it all the way around to that part of the ground.

If they were to get these three wickets immediately they'll be chasing 245 to win, which would be tricky but perhaps not impossible.

Tom Abell flicks another boundary off his pads to win the match for the visitors!

It ends a terrific fourth wicket partnership worth 139 runs between Abell (73 not out) and Tom Lammonby, who ends on 104 not out.

Lammonby's match winning display showed all the composure and elegance you've come to expect from the left-hander and sees the visitors pick up their third win in a row as they begin to climb the County Championship division one table.

A terrific match comes to a conclusion before the need of tea on day three at Chester le Street.

Michael Pepper can be a dangerous customer and those are easy runs for him as he flicks a wayward Tom Lawes delivery to fine leg for four.

He is 17 not out, Charlie Allison has 66 and Essex lead by 274.

Kent have lost their ninth wicket with Grant Stewart edging a leg-cutter by Martin Andersson to the keeper. Number 11 Jake Ball is now at the crease and the visitors are 261 behind.

A flick off his pads into the leg side from Tom Abell runs away for another boundary and brings up Somerset's 250.

Just 12 runs now required. We're not going to need tea at the Riverside today.

Surrey are having a lot of appeals turned down today.

Jamie Overton thinks he has Charlie Allison but it was bat on ground, not edge on ball as it flew into keeper Ben Foakes' gloves.

Umpire Rob Bailey - a former England player - wonders what all the fuss was about.

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Durham v Somerset 244-3 (target 265)

In the following over, Lammonby's partner Tom Abell also raises his bat to the balcony following a well-deserved 50.

His late cut adds another three runs and moves Somerset on to 244-3 with just 21 runs required for victory.

Mo Abbas to kick things off for Notts and Adam Lyth is 22 yards away with bat in hand.

The Notts man looks key to this attack judged on his 6-45 in the first innings which was his 49th career five for.

He has set his sights on a landmark 50th here which is bad news for the hosts. Probably.

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Durham v Somerset 235-3 (target 265)

What a superb innings from Tom Lammonby.

He has reached a ton off 149 balls which has included 12 fours at a time when Somerset needed him most.

The most elegant, calm and composed innings you are like to see.

30 now required for Somerset.

Jonathan Doidge
BBC Radio Leeds cricket commentator

I think this is the business end of the game now.

The bowlers have run off with purpose, they'll fancy this.

Yorkshire don't want this pitch to change in my opinion, as it's doing enough for the quicker bowlers.

Steady, young man.

Charlie Allison throws the lot at a wide one from Tom Lawes and is very lucky to see if fly over second slip for four.

Ben Foakes claims a leg-side catch in Lawes' next over but the umpire judges it came off Michael Pepper's hip.

Brett Hutton and Dillon Pennington were rushing with the bat hitting three sixes and two fours in the last three overs.

And now they are rushing off the field having called the declaration with Notts leading by 462 runs.

Hutton leaves unbeaten on 44 and Pennington on 22 and we will have a 10 minutes turnaround while Yorkshire's openers get padded up.

Back-to-back boundaries from Tom Lammonby means the left-hander has moved on to 93 not out and Somerset's required target is just another 38 runs more.

Superb innings from Lammonby which is just getting better and better.

The boundaries also mean the 100 partnership between Lammonby and Tom Abell have come up too.