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Nine matches in second round of County Championship season
Div One: Essex v Kent, Hants v Lancs, Notts v Worcs, Surrey v Somerset, Warwickshire v Durham
Rob Yates & Alex Davies put on opening stand of 343 for Warwickshire
Div Two: Glamorgan v Derbys, Gloucs v Yorks, Leics v Sussex, Northants v Middlesex
Yorkshire's Joe Root out for two, Harry Brook dismissed for 26
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Surrey v Somerset 196-2
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Tom Lammonby's parents are here to watch him so let's hope he gets the single he needs for what I think has been the most fluent century that I've seen him score.
Surrey v Somerset 196-2
Roland Butcher
Former Middlesex and England batter on BBC Radio London
No blame can be attached to Renshaw there because I don't think there was a single there.
The fielder mis-fielded the ball, it didn't go too far away from him, it was struck firmly.
I would blame the striker for that.
Surrey v Somerset 196-2
Would you believe it?
Tom Lammonby, on 99, pushes Jamie Overton towards mid-on and sets off.
Jordan Clark is the fielder, who doesn't take the ball cleanly, but sees Matt Renshaw heading towards the non-striker's end and throws the stumps down with a terrific throw.
Renshaw was not quite on his toes, while Lammonby was waiting to raise his bat.
It ends a fine stand of 178.
Essex 191-3 v Kent
George Garrett short and too straight to Dean Elgar who pivots to pull for four and is now up to 90.
At the other end, Matt Critchley again making things difficult for his fellow legger Matt Parkinson as he swings him down the ground for six then four in the same over.
Notts 155-2 v Worcs
Ben Slater pulls a back-of-a-length ball up and way back over square leg for six to raise 150 for Notts.
Slater onto 68 and Joe Clarke with him on 58 with Notts in a great spot.
Division Two latest
Yorkshire pair Jonny Tattersall and Shan Masood have added 82 runs in less than an hour of the afternoon session at Gloucestershire.
The visitors are now 172-5, with Masood on 79 and keeper Tatersall just reaching his fifty in rapid time.
Derbyshire continue to chip away at Glamorgan - Alex Thomson has just dismissed opener Zain Ul Hassan to leave them 113-3.
Leicestershire are in a decent position on 161-4 against Sussex, while Luke Procter has joined his batting partner Emilio Gay in passing fifty to take Northants to 130-1 against Middlesex.
Warwickshire 228-0 v Durham
We are not quite halfway through April and we have had five tons already in B5 this season.
Kashif Ali hit two last week for Worcestershire, along with one for Jake Libby in the second innings.
Now, Rob Yates and Alex Davies have done it today.
And remarkably, four of the batters have reached their 100s with a six - Alex Davies is the odd man out!
Warwickshire 224-0 v Durham
Rob Yates follows Alex Davies into the scorebook with a century.
He clubs a short one from Callum Parkinson to mid-wicket for four to move to 96.
And he only needs one more ball to reach his ton as he smashes it straight for six!
Image source, Getty ImagesHampshire 124-3 v Lancashire
That's one way to tackle the leg trap!
Successive reverse sweeps from Tom Prest bring him eight runs off Nathan Lyon with two fours.
That is the beauty of having such a world-class bowler in Test cricket playing in our domestic cricket.
It ups the standard for everyone.
Essex 169-3 v Kent
Matt Cole
BBC Radio Kent
Still a breeze going across the ground but its very pleasant in the sunshine here at Chelmsford.
Not very often we've been able to say that in the past few weeks Matt!
Warwickshire 200-0 v Durham
We are not even halfway through day one, but Warwickshire's openers have raced to their 200-run partnership.
A glorious drive from Rob Yates gets him another four from an overpitched Ben Raine ball.
And he carves the next ball for three more to clock up the 200.
It has taken only 37.5 overs.
Last year, (in Division Two), Durham were the kings of scoring quickly. Here they are getting a taste of their own medicine.
Essex 169-3 v Kent
Much-needed breakthrough for Kent.
Jordan Cox is late coming forward and is beaten on the inside edge by George Garrett to be stone dead lbw.
No century for Cox against his old side but a fine stand of 159 with Dean Elgar, who's still there on 82.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWarwickshire 191-0 v Durham
Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport
That's Alex Davis' third century for Warwickshire and his first as captain.
It's been a really commanding innings.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe batters are certainly enjoying life in Division One... just eight wickets have fallen in the five matches, 779 runs scored.
Could it be anything to do with the Kookaburra ball they're using once again in this round?
Surrey v Somerset 168-1
The Somerset march continues.
Gus Atkinson drops short and Tom Lammonby effortlessly pulls it from outside off all the way to the midwicket fence.
That brings up the 150-run stand between him and Matt Renshaw as the runs continue to flow.
Lammonby is now up to 83.
Notts 132-2 v Worcs
Twice Joe Clarke stepped out to swing Josh Baker down the ground for six before he blocks into cover and takes an easy single to reach an 88-ball fifty.
Essex 153-2 v Kent
Glenn Speller
BBC Essex sport
Wes Agar runs around the outfield as Jordan Cox top edges a pull shot.
Agar gets both hands to the ball but cannot hold on. Cox gets a life on 59.
Warwickshire 185-0 v Durham
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
It's been a great start to the game for Warwickshire. Put in by Durham this morning they are now 185-0 just half hour after lunch.
Alex Davies has led the way with an attacking century. It is his first against Durham and his third for The Bears.
His half century came in 57 balls and the century in 102. The knock includes 16 fours and a six. He's been finding the boundary with regularity, particularly on the off side.
Rob Yates scored 102 when these sides last met, back in the Bob Willis Trophy in 2021. He has 78 today.
With a small boundary on one side of the ground it looks like this match could be a run-fest.
Hampshire 110-3 v Lancashire
Got 'im!
We said it was a good contest between James Vince and Nathan Lyon before lunch and the Australia legend strikes with his first ball after lunch.
Lyon has done him with the leg trap.
Bowling round the wicket, he gets the Hampshire captain to edge it to leg slip and that is his first Lancashire dismissal.
Super bowling!
Surrey v Somerset 158-1
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
I can not think what is was to have possessed Rory Burns to put Somerset in.
I just wonder if it might be a bit of hubris - we're the county champions twice over, we can bowl anybody out on any pitch with any sort of ball and we're going to demonstrate that by putting Somerset in and bowling them out for under 200.
It's not worked so far but you never know.
Image source, Rex Features