A great over from Jack Leach sees a massive appeal for lbw turned down, he now has bowled 12 overs with four maidens with just 20 runs conceded.

Sonny Baker is handed the ball for the second time today, having sent down just three overs in the morning session.

The young paceman goes for six in the first over of this spell, including a bouncer to Graham Clark that is adjudged a wide by the umpire.

Clark has 18 and has almost caught up partner Ollie Robinson, on 21.

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Yorkshire 124-6 v Warwickshire

Another let-off for Yorkshire. This time for Jordan Thompson.

After creaming Olly Hannon-Dalby through cover-point for four, ODH has got him to follow one quite a bit away from his body.

The left-hander gives the ball a healthy outside edge that's arrowing straight into the hands of Alex Davies at first slip...

...until the leaping Kai Smith dives straight across his captain and can't hang on one-handed.

After taking three catches this morning, Smith will feels like he can catch anything but that was Davies' catch all week long.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

Ethan Bamber has found a very reliable spot since lunch. He got Harry Brook in an unorthodox way but he's putting the ball in the right place.

It's not swinging and seaming miles but it's often trickier when it's just nibbling a little bit.

He's looking like a very handy pick-up. He's a very enthusiastic character and he's got plenty to be enthusiastic about so far.

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Somerset v Essex 115-2

Bat, right foot, right hand.

Sensational skills from international cricketer Jordan Cox, and so nonchalantly done too.

He defends with soft hands into the ground next to him, then does one keepie-uppie before catching and tossing back to bowler Lewis Gregory and cracking on with the game.

Jack Leach has two slips in place, but one stays low and goes through the legs of James Rew for four byes.

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Hants v Durham 102-4

An important landmark reached for Durham as their total rises to three figures - they'd prefer to have a number lower than four in the wickets column, however.

Graham Clark gets his side past 100, glancing Kyle Abbott to long leg for his second boundary, while Ollie Robinson has 15,

Image source, Getty Images

Northamptonshire's Aussie quick Harry Conway has just picked up his first wicket on debut for the county. The right-armer has dismissed Peter Handscomb to leave Leicestershire 114-4.

Rishi Patel is still there for the Foxes though - the opener has 50.

Josh Bohannon and Marcus Harris have now put on 73 for Lancashire's second wicket. The hosts are 96-2 against Gloucestershire at Old Trafford.

Kent are in all sorts of bother on 91-7 at Lord's. Middlesex captain Toby Roland-Jones has just picked up his fourth wicket.

Glamorgan are well placed against Derbyshire on 131-2 with Sam Northeast and Kiran Carlson at the crease.

Jordan Thompson relieves a bit of the pressure following Yorkshire's poor start to the afternoon.

The left-hander strokes a couple of very pleasant drives through the covers for four. Economy of movement. Not trying to hit it too hard. Lovely.

He's then done outside his off stump by Olly Hannon-Dalby.

That's the test.

Graham Clark is up and running - not that he needs to run, mind you, crunching Brad Wheal through the covers for four.

Wheal is getting the ball to move around, though - one zips away from off stump and stays low on its way through to Ben Brown and the next rears up to leave the wicketkeeper at full stretch.

Durham could do with a partnership here, having struggled to build momentum after winning the toss this morning.

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Somerset v Essex 100-2

David Beckham celebrates his 50th today, Essex have doubled his years in runs in the afternoon sun, and have got to the milestone with four byes miles past the unfortunate James Rew, Lewis Gregory getting a lot of seam movement off just that one ball.

Gregory has also tested out the middle of this green pitch already. Here is how it looked at lunch to keep you updated on its tanning across the course of the match.

Image source, Harry Everett at Taunton

Talk in the press box has gone onto Kiwi overseas for Somerset over the years as two fine members of the Cricketer magazine team grace us with their presence today and keep daring to mention Matt Henry.

Still no news we keep repeating...he may be here eventually...

In the mean time, Lewis Gregory has bowled nicely in tandem with Jack Leach at Jordan Cox 17* and Tom Westley 19* post lunch.

The loss of Harry Brook may now shift the dial a bit for skipper Jonny Bairstow, who has been happy to play second fiddle to England's new white-ball captain.

And they way Bairstow has pulled the first ball of Olly Hannon-Dalby's first over of the afternoon through mid-wicket to bring up the Tykes ton shows he's changing gear.

He's not finished either, as he contrasts his sledgehammer pull with a subtle rubber-wristed guide to deep third for four more.

Liam Dawson continues with the first over after lunch and Durham add two singles to their total, one apiece for Ollie Robinson and Colin Ackermann.

Brad Wheal, who bowled tightly in the morning without a great deal of reward, is on at the other end.

And after just two deliveries from Wheal, umpires Russell Warren and Martin Saggers halt play, ruling that the ball is out of shape!

Out comes the box of alternatives, a fresh cherry is handed to Wheal and we'll continue.

Jack Leach takes the first over after lunch from the River End, conceding just three off it.