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8 overs

Hants 29-0 v Yorks 121

Mark Stoneman has said he doesn't want to be viewed as the new James Vince but he is looking very solid so far as Hampshire look to build a substantial first innings lead against Yorkshire.

He gets a little too far underneath the final ball of Jack White's latest over but it's a short boundary out there and it carries beyond the rope to bring the left-hander a maximum.

Stoneman is 23 not out, with Fletcha Middleton six.

Sussex captain John Simpson is in to join Tom Clark and, after getting off the mark with a boundary, clips Ethan Bamber to the mid-wicket fence although there are shouts of catch as it just evades a diving Hamza Shaikh.

Superb bowling by Derbyshire's Anuj Dal, who bowls James Bracey for 48 and then traps Tom Price for a duck. He has 4-25 and Gloucestershire are now 138-6 in the 46th over.

Another wicket at Wantage Road as Raphy Weatherall cleans up Grant Stewart, leaving Kent on 181-7 in the 47th. Weatherall has 3-25 from six overs.

Tom Scriven bowls Ben Kellaway for one and Leicestershire have Glamorgan in trouble on 138-6 at Sophia Gardens, with Timm van der Gugten the new batter.

Sean Dickson and Archie Vaughan are quickly out in the middle, keen to get going and continue Somerset's ominous momentum.

Tom Taylor opens up for Worcestershire who will be desperate for early wickets and get their mojo going once more after a dismal last few hours.

Dickson plays out four dots and then goes big with a wild swish at a ball wide of off stump. Luckily for the Somerset opener, it misses.

Jordan Cox had been very circumspect in the start of his innings but he cracks a quick couple of boundaries and Essex get going again.

Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

Lancashire have found their groove since lunch.

Going at near five runs an over in the morning session, they've dragged it back since the break.

Will Williams has benefitted from finding some rhythm from the Nursery End to locate the edge of Max Holden's bat.

And he's been well supported from George Balderson from the other end.

Can they keep this up or will the destructive Leus du Plooy counterattack?

Some of the members in the pavilion were late back to their seats after lunch, most are in place to watch what could be a fascinating afternoon.

50 for James Colespublished at 14:48 British Summer Time 4 April

14:48 BST 4 April

Warks v Sussex (161-3)

James Coles sweeps Tazeem Ali down to the boundary and he has a half century from 100 balls.

Well batted.

Tazeem Ali is on for Warwickshire.

The spinner has had just the one token over before lunch so far.

James Coles has a massive swipe as his first ball and there is a stifled appeal for LBW.

Don't give it away now James.

Sonia Twigg
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra commentator

It's been good play by Surrey this afternoon. They've tightened up their lines and tried to stem the flow of runs.

There's been some good fielding placements, just cutting off any of the scoring areas that seemed to open up for Walter and Westley in the half an hour before lunch.

Lewis Gregory nips a ball back which keeps low and thuds into the pads of last man Adam Finch. He goes for a third-ball duck.

The Pears were well set at 70-0 this morning, but have lost their last 10 wickets for a paltry 84 runs.

A tremendous fightback from Somerset, underpinned by a brilliant spell from Kasey Aldridge (5-36).

Tom Clark clips Vishwa Fernando through mid-wicket for four and the 150 is up for Sussex.

The Sri Lankan bowler has not found conditions to his liking so far and is going at four runs per over.

Surrey think the ball has gone out of shape.

Umpires Ian Blackwell and Russell Warren get the ball measure out and it won't fit through so the bag of balls comes out and a suitable replacement is chosen.

Matthew Fisher immediately goes through the defences of Paul Walter and into the gloves of Ben Foakes.

Dillon Pennington charges in for his 12th over.

He's bowled well thus far today but has yet to remove the zero from his wickets column.

Colin Ackermann runs through for a leg bye before Will Rhodes, on his Durham debut, is forced to defend the rest of the over as Pennington continues to find a good length.

Lyndon James is back into the attack from the Stuart Broad End, replacing Josh Tongue.