This is a tough watch for Surrey.

Dan Lawrence drives and misses Lewis Gregory but he gets a single off the next ball and Surrey move ahead.

This is a very tense passage of play.

Dean Wilson
Daily Mirror cricket correspondent

He took the catch just inches above the ground.

He kept hold of it well, a super bit of fielding from Jack Leach, I think the fans really appreciated it.

An extraordinary match finishes in the murk of the second evening.

Debutant Jake Ball picked up 5-45 as the hosts were ousted for 162 after being put in in their first innings, which actually turned out to be worth a first-innings lead of 26 on a slow pitch which offered the bowlers plenty of assistance throughout.

Durham were whipped-out for 136 in reply this morning before blitzing the Pears inside 24 overs after lunch for a total of just 81 with debutant Codi Yusuf taking 4-26 and Ben Raine collecting 6-36 in the match.

Ben McKinney's gritty 34 paced Durham towards their victory target of 108, though it was not without alarm, with Ollie Robinson (22*) and Graham Clark (20*) seeing them over the line in the end for a margin of victory which looks far more comfortable than it felt.

A game which will be spoken about for years to come, but Durham have their first win of the campaign and collect 19 points while Worcestershire take three and remain winless and bottom of the division after three straight losses and back-to-back defeats having earned a first innings advantage.

A maiden over from Ben Allison delays the inevitable.

Two runs required and this 34-run stand from Ollie Robinson and Graham Clark has come at a perfect time for Durham fans. They have 20 each...

Good flight and dip from Liam Patterson-White and Fynn Hudson-Prentice watchfully blocks from the crease.

Better make sure you hit those!

A single to John Simpson to leg off Josh Tongue to nudge the Sussex lead up to 21 runs.

Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex

It's been a hugely disappointing two days for Sussex.

They got themselves into a good position, but have failed to capitalise on it and are now struggling.

Four runs needed, with Graham Clark and Ollie Robinson both unbeaten on 20.

The end is nigh at New Road.

Middlesex just can't seem to get a batting partnership going as Max Holdon is bowled by Blair Tickner for his second wicket of the innings leaving the visitors 63-3 following Derbyshire's mammoth 472.

In Bristol, Gloucestershire edge their way past the 50-run mark as Cameron Bancroft (27*) and Oliver Price (25*) have built a partnership of 48, leaving them 60-1, a lead of 50 against Leicestershire.

A bit of a Surrey surge with nine runs coming from Josh Davey's latest over.

Dan Lawrence gets away with an outside edge on a forward block which runs the ball past second slip for four.

Three balls later the left-handed Ryan Patel whips the ball through mid wicket for four more..

Just eight behind now.

Graham Clark moves to 19* with a big six off Ben Allison to open his latest over and all of a sudden the ask is single figures.

Ollie Robinson also has 19 at the other end.

Graham Clark and Ollie Robinson are relaxing in the middle as pears heads drop as the finishing line draws into sight.

12 needed.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

That's the end of Ben Foakes, a fine piece of bowling from Lewis Gregory.

Somerset have got the breakthrough they were looking for.

A big moment in the game, it's a lovely wicket to get, off-stump is out the ground.

A beautiful delivery.

Josh Tongue is into his eighth over of the innings and greets James Coles with a leg side bouncer.

He switches to bowling length and Coles blocks into the on side.

The fourth ball is pushed into the off side via an inside edge for one.

13 ahead.

Another thick outside edge past the slips off the bat of Ollie Robinson races to the rope and the ask is under 30.

Jacob Duffy has a face like thunder.

His next ball is driven away square by Robinson - far more like it from him. He has 17 from as many deliveries.

Worcestershire need something, now...

24 needed.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Just when it looked like Durham were more or less home and hosed we have had another twist at New Road.

Durham opener Ben McKinney had reached 34 when he looked to pull a ball from Matthew Waite to the boundary but was caught by the diving Brett D'Oliveira at mid-on.

It was a great catch and did enough to stir up some hope among the home supporters again. A target of 108 is normally a nominal one, but on a ground where 34 wickets have fallen in five and a half sessions, it's anything but.

If the light holds we will be in for a thrilling two-day finish in the next half hour.

Just a single off the Josh Davey over.

Somerset captain Lewis Gregory will share the new ball and he's almost through Ben Foakes, who is stuck in his crease and struck on the pad but the ball hit the inside edge first.

21 behind and tension building.