New man at the crease Colin Ackermann gets his season up and running with a four off his third ball.

Fergus O'Neill almost gets swift retribution as he pins Ackermann in front, but maybe a bit of bat on that?

A few more oohs and aahs from the slips as he slides a couple more past the edge. Great comeback from the Aussie.

Ethan Bamber comes roaring in with four slips crouched ready but James Coles spoils it for the home support by driving the ball back past the bowler for four.

End of the over, take a breath everyone.

Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator

My first thought was he's going to get away with that.

That's a big wicket to get Adam Lyth. He got the most runs for Yorkshire last year - averaging 57.

You want to make the most of it. Kyle Abbott had another good season last year with 55 wickets, he's chalked one up already this morning.

50 up for Worcestershirepublished at 11:39 British Summer Time 4 April

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Somerset v Worcs 52-0

It's been a good start for the visitors as they make good progress at Taunton.

Gareth Roderick picks up a couple off Josh Davey continues into a fifth over to bring up 50 for the Pears off 9.2 overs. Or 56 balls if you like.

Dropped catchpublished at 11:31 British Summer Time 4 April

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Notts v Durham 24-1

Frustration for Dillon Pennington as Lyndon James grasses a regulation catch off Alex Lees at first slip.

A lifeline for Lees on 17 and another dangerous over from the Notts bowler which costs just the single.

Ethan Bamber has taken his first wicket for Warwickshire this morning having made the winter switch from Middlesex.

He is getting a bit of nip on a wicket which has that early-season green look about it.

The home side are without the injured duo Chris Rushworth and Olly Hannon-Dalby.

Ooof! So close to a run-out as Gareth Roderick drives down the ground and sets off for a quick single.

Tom Lammonby is quick to pick up at mid-on and hurls the ball a whisker over the top of the stumps.

Somerset skipper Lewis Gregory is not a man to et the grass grow under his feet and makes a change after just six overs.

He brings himself on for Craig Overton whose opening three overs has been too costly for his liking. Just the boundary off it to Roderick who moves to 21.

Derbyshire have the first Gloucestershire wicket, with Chris Dent caught behind down the leg-side off Luis Reece for two. The visitors are 23-1 in the sixth over, with Ben Charlesworth 21 not out.

Following the early loss of Zain ul-Hassan, Glamorgan are 17-1 in the sixth over against Leicestershire. Eddie Byrom has eight and Sam Northeast is four not out.

Nice touch from Gareth Roderick as he flicks a wayward Craig Overton shot off his pads for his first boundary.

A flick through the legside is hauled down inside the rope by Jack Leach and they settle for two.

Roderick looks at home already and sends the final ball of Overton's third over through midwicket for another four. He's up to 15 off 21 balls.

A solid start from Essex as they look to put down an early marker against the champions.

Paul Walter has found the boundary three times while Charlie Allison had to wait two overs before facing his first delivery and has survived an LBW shout from Jordan Clark.

There is a greenish tinge to the Chelmsford wicket but not a lot happening for the bowlers at the moment.

Dillon Pennington is looking handy early on in his spell.

He goes past Ben McKinney's outside edge before the England prospect gets off the mark with a nerve-busting single.

The Notts bowler then lets an aalmighty roar as he wraps Alex Lees on the pads. Nothing doing. Just one from the over.

More frustration for Fergus O'Neill as a McKinney edge runs to the rope for his first boundary.