Dan Mousley comes on and does the trick as Warwickshire finally bowl their hosts out, for an imposing 487.

Mousley lures Jacob Duffy - who had looked very accomplished for his 29 - out of the crease and smart glovework by Michael Burgess behind the stumps seals his fate.

Harsh on Kyle Verreynne, who is left stranded on 148 not out - but you feel he and Freddie McCann, who scored a hundred on day two, have done enough to ensure Notts cannot lose this game.

It's going to be a straight shootout between Lancashire and Warwickshire as to who goes down... but the Bears are HEAVY favourites to stay up.

James Wharton drives Justin Broad through the off side for four to move to 28 and tries to pierce cover next ball but doesn't clear the field this time.

He gets a single off the third ball and Adam Lyth misses a flick to leg.

The LBW shout is turned down. Missing leg stump.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Alex Lees has batted really nicely on day three of this rain-affected match. It's effectively day one and he's been making up for lost time.

He nearly got to his hundred before lunch and was on 95 at the break. The century eventually came in 115 balls and included 15x4s.

He put on 80 for the first wicket with Ben McKinney, who was out this morning for 23. He's now added another 85 with Emilio Gay, who has 38.

Durham are 165-1.

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Yorks 83-1 v Northants 147

A tad short from Justin Broad and Adam Lyth is back and across to smack the ball over square leg for a maximum.

He moves on to 46.

Max Holden plays and misses while defending outside off stump but survives the Ollie Robinson over.

Henry Crocombe drops short at the other end and Sam Robson pulls the ball away for four.

The Middlesex 50 comes in 13.2 overs as Robson stays in the crease and pushes the ball through point for one.

Holden ends the over in style with two successive silky drives through cover for four.

Adam Lyth shoulders arms to leave Jack White outside off stump.

The opener picks up a single off the second ball, punching square on the off side.

James Wharton leans on the next ball, turning it wide of mid on for a couple more.

He drives down the ground and beats the outstretched hand of a tumbling Jack White for two runs. Just 70 behind now.

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Somerset v Hants 2-2 (target 121)

Should have been 0-3 and a hat-trick for Lewis Gregory to start the fourth innings!

A tougher chance than the one Kasey Aldridge dropped off Keaton Jennings last week or off Toby Albert in the first innings, but he did get two hands to it swooping low from second slip.

It squirms off his fingers for two and Hampshire are off the mark in the least convincing fashion...has there ever been a hat-trick in the first three balls of a County Championship fourth innings!?

Henry Crocombe squares Max Holden up a little as he plays inside the line at the last moment.

Next up Holden defends into the off side and then drives handsomely through cover for four.

He gets a single into the off side to move to six.

It looks as though Jacob Duffy has been given licence to go out and enjoy himself, with Nottinghamshire moving along briskly after lunch.

Duffy is into double figures already, punching Rob Yates off the back foot for four, while Kyle Verreynne has unfurled a slog sweep for six and is now just 11 short of reaching 150.

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Too full from Justin Broad, who is twice driven through the off side by James Wharton for four.

The rest of the over is much better and Wharton sees it out defending down the ground.

Good news for Northants.

Jack White has recovered from his leg injury sustained off a full-blooded straight drive this morning and will bowl from the Kirkstall Lane End.

His first ball however is driven through cover for four to bring up the 50 partnership with Wharton in 68 balls.

121 runs for Hampshire to get to win then.

Top scorer in the match Toby Albert (77) comes out for his final bat of the season alongside Fletcha Middleton again.

Yes if those of you of a certain vintage have not yet realised he is the son of Tony Middleton.

Logan van Beek, who had a decent morning with the bat, is handed the ball for the first over after lunch and gets Josh Bohannon to play and miss.

Having said that, Van Beek seems to be causing problems for himself as well as he takes a tumble in the follow-through. Just one run from the over, a single to Rocky Flintoff as Lancashire look to recover from losing those two early wickets.

Adam Lyth returns to the crease with James Wharton.

Wharton is on strike first, facing Justin Broad on 11 not out.

Lyth has 31.

Play resuming in most of our games after lunch now.

Big, big session for Lancashire and 16-year-old Rocky Flintoff...

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