Day two of six County Championship matches
England and Lancashire's James Anderson announces retirement
Div One: Hants v Durham, Kent v Worcs, Notts v Lancs, Surrey v Warwickshire
Div Two: Glamorgan v Sussex, Northants v Glos
Centuries for Warks' Ed Barnard, Hampshire's Tom Prest, Glamorgan's Colin Ingram & Kiran Carlson, Worcs' Jason Holder & Matthew Waite and Notts' Haseeb Hameed.
Five-wicket hauls for Siddarth Kaul on Northants debut, Glos' Marchant de Lange, Warks' Craig Miles and Sussex's Jayden Seales.
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Tea: Notts 191-5 v Lancashire 331
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
The wicket of Jack Haynes will take the gloss off that session for Nottinghamshire.
What a shame, he was playing so, so nicely.
That's not one that Jack will want to look back on with any great fondness.
A wonderful innings up to that point.
Tea: Northants 151-7 v Glos 409
Ed Seabourne
BBC Radio Bristol
It's been Gloucestershire's session.
Northamptonshire - 95-6 in that session. They started it at 57-1 and it was pretty much all going wrong for them right from the start when they lost Ricardo Vasconcelos.
Northants need a dream final session. They need Lewis McManus to play one of those innings when he just marshals the tail.
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Division One
Southampton: Hampshire 503 v Durham 45-1
Canterbury: Kent 16-2 v Worcs 618-7d - in play
Nottingham: Notts 191-5 v Lancs 331
The Oval: Surrey 178-3 v Warks 343
Division Two
Cardiff: Glamorgan 271-4 Sussex 278
Northampton: Northants 152-7 v Glos 409
Kent 16-2 v Worcs 618-7d
Uh oh.
England opener Zak Crawley goes cheaply.
Joe Leach has his second wicket in this productive opening bowling spell as Crawley tries to sweep the ball away off his pads but nicks it down the leg side where wicket-keeper Gareth Roderick takes a good catch going away to his left.
Great anticipation and reactions from Roderick to safely pouch it.
Kent are two down and in a spot of bother.
Northants 151-7 v Glos 409
Two wickets in as many overs just before tea hasn't helped Northants' already difficult-looking task.
Marchant de Lange picked up his third wicket - that of Saif Zaib for 23 - shortly before Zafar Gohar took the wicket of Liam Patterson-White for seven.
Not a lot to shout about for the hosts at present with Gloucestershire well on top.
Surrey 178-3 v Warwickshire 343
Those two Craig Miles wickets have helped the Bears put the brakes on this Surrey innings.
Dom Sibley and Ollie Pope were well set, but it will be down to Jamie Smith and Ben Foakes to pick things up again in the final session.
Smith has been watchful so far, but a lovely drive off the last ball for four is a sign of what he can do when he gets in the mood.
Notts 191-5 v Lancashire 331
And with that wicket of Jack Haynes, the players head off for tea.
An excellent session of cricket with 127 runs and three wickets for George Balderson.
But Haseeb Hameed remains on 104, although Lancashire will rue Luke Wells dropping him at slip just after he had reached his ton.
The game is still intriguingly poised, though.
Notts 191-5 v Lancashire 331
The pendulum swings again in this one!
George Balderson begins the final over before tea and what is Jack Haynes doing?
He opts to leave and the off-stump is knocked back.
Glamorgan 271-4 v Sussex 278
Everything looks rosy in the garden for Glamorgan at tea.
Colin Ingram and Kiran Carlson's record-breaking partnership sees them trail by only seven.
A far cry from the 41-4 they were wobbling on after 10 overs this morning.
Hampshire 503 v Durham 45-1
That wicket of Scott Borthwick leads to the players heading off for 20 minutes of tea.
Hampshire hold all the aces in this match right now.
Notts 190-4 v Lancashire 331
A 13th first-class century for Haseeb Hameed, but it won't feel unlucky for the Notts captain.
This one is brought up with a flick down to deep square for four. It's the 15th of his innings from 161 balls as he helps put Notts right in this game.
He is leading from the front here.
Kent 0-1 v Worcs 618-7d
Look away now Kent fans.
No sooner has the mammoth Pears innings ended with the home bowlers getting hit to all corners of the ground, then the visitors are taking Kent wickets themselves.
Worcestershire club stalwart Joe Leach finds the edge and Ben Compton walks after five balls without scoring.
Hampshire 503 v Durham 45-1
Hampshire skipper James Vince knows what he's doing by having spin at both ends!
In his second over, Felix Organ is full and gets a bit of turn past Scott Borthwick's bat and onto the stumps.
Organ and Liam Dawson will be licking their lips at the prospect of bowling now.
Glamorgan 270-4 v Sussex 278
Colin Ingram and Kiran Carlson now hold the Glamorgan club record for a fifth-wicket partnership against Sussex.
Beating a record which has stood since 1985.
In terms of today's match, they now only trail by eight.
Surrey 169-3 v Warwickshire 343
Craig Miles goes 'bang bang' for Warwickshire!
Having removed Dom Sibley, he now dismisses the other set batter in Ollie Pope.
The England number three is not happy as he punches his bat in frustration for a loose drive at this one.
He falls six short of 50 and he has not made one in four Surrey innings this season.
Glamorgan 265-4 v Sussex 278
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
Image source, Adrian HarmsA tremendous afternoon for Glamorgan and a double century partnership between Kiran Carlson and Colin Ingram both of whom have made excellent hundreds.
The Sussex seamers have toiled away the only chance offered being a regulation stumping missed by John Simpson off the bowling of James Coles when Ingram was on 121.
The new ball will be available 10 overs after tea by which time Glamorgan may will be on their way to a healthy first innings lead.
Tea: Kent v Worcs 618-7d
Ben Watts
BBC Radio Kent
Worcestershire have dominated this session, they've fully taken control of this game.
It's been a whopping partnership from Jason Holder and Matthew Waite which has certainly turned this game in Worcestershire's favour.
Kent will be batting after tea and they will have this mammoth first innings score to try and compete with.
At the moment there are only two results possible in this game. Either Worcestershire win or a draw.
Kent have been batted out of a victory by the visitors and brilliantly done by the Pears.
They've made the most from winning the toss and batting on this wicket.
Hampshire 503 v Durham 38-0
And now spin from both ends as Felix Organ starts to bowl.
More subcontinent than Southampton!
Hampshire 503 v Durham 36-0
Hampshire are not messing about as after three overs from Brad Wheal, Liam Dawson is thrown the ball.
He is going to be doing a lot of bowling today and tomorrow.
Glamorgan 259-4 v Sussex 278
A single takes Kiran Carlson to his century - joining Colin Ingram in the 100 club today.
That's quite a big club today now to be honest, they'll have to build an extension.