Two balls left in the over for Craig Overton who dispatched Michael Pepper just before the break. He now has 5-79.

Doug Bracewell is on strike to face the first ball of his innings.

Noah Thain is at the non-striker's end on two not out.

Zen Malik will face Dillon Pennington on 20 not out.

A little grey and chilly at Trent Bridge but yesterday's events will warm the hearts of the home supporters.

Sam Hain has 40. The pair battled through tough conditions this morning and it is now highly likely that Notts will have to bat again.

So that is 110 overs done and Durham have failed to add to their bowling points and finish with four while Yorks bag six.

A draw would give Durham 152 and a defeat 144 so with Hants taking three bowling points in their match against Surrey taking them to 145 they need either to draw (unlikely) win (possible) or if not hope Durham lose.

Jordan Thompson will take the first ball from Matthew Potts in the afternoon session in this relegation scrap.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Somerset' s morning, as they picked up five wickets, and could easily have had a couple more as three catches were put down in the slips.

Craig Overton was the culprit for two of those drops, but he more than made up for it by taking his second five-for of the season, the ball with which he ripped out Charlie Allison's middle stump being an absolute trimmer.

Victoria Polley
BBC Essex Sports Editor

It’s definitely been Somerset’s morning, taking five wickets, but there was a sigh of relief around Chelmsford when Essex passed 350 runs and secured a third batting bonus point.

They’re inching closer to that 400 mark which would ease everyone’s nerves further but losing Michael Pepper before lunch was a blow.

Division One

Chelmsford: Essex 393-7 v Somerset 433 - Essex trail by 40 runs

Utilita Bowl: Hampshire 248 & 1-0 v Surrey 147 & 281 - Hampshire need 180 to win

Trent Bridge: Notts 374 v Warwickshire 258 & 79-4 - Warwicks trail by 37 runs

Worcester: Worcs 123 & 287 v Sussex 350 & 63-7 - Sussex win by three wickets

Headingley: Yorkshire 365-7 v Durham 346 - Yorkshire lead by 19 runs

Division Two

Cardiff: Glamorgan 265 & 118-4 v Lancashire 374 - Glamorgan lead by 9 runs

Canterbury: Kent 217-5 v Derbyshire 698-6 dec - Kent trail by 481 runs

Lord's: Middlesex 634-9 dec v Glos 217-6 - Glos trail by 417 runs

Northampton: Northants 189 v Leicestershire 429 & 207-5 - Leics lead by 447 runs

Zain ul Hassan looked to be making his way slowly to a half-century but got out reverse sweeping just before the interval with a shot he is surely regretting over his lunch.

Kiran Carlson and Colin Ingram will resume their early partnership after the break.

Leicestershire go into lunch with a huge lead of 447 runs.

A 500-plus target surely beckons.

Jonny Tattersall will resume on 21 not out with Ben Cox on five.

James Bracey has held the innings together for Glos. He is on 58 not out and has passed 1,000 runs for the season.

For Middlesex, Noah Cornwell has taken the last two Glos wickets to fall and has 3-49 from his 13 overs.

Michael Pepper departs four balls into the Craig Overton over, leaving the bowler with figures of 22.4-3-79-5.

He's beaten on the drive and pinned on the crease LBW.

Essex are 40 behind and seven shy of a fourth batting bonus point.

Ben Dawkins made it to 61 and Ekansh Singh is battling away on 56 not out for Kent at lunch.

Jack Morley has been the star turn for Derbyshire, taking 4-74 from 17 overs.

Sam Hain paddles Lyndon James to long leg for one to move to 40.

This has been a decent session for Warwickshire, losing just the one wicket for 70 sine we resumed this morning.

Zen Malik turns the ball to leg to bring up the 50 partnership with Hain and that's lunch.

Warwickshire remain 38 in arrears but have battled hard to stay in the game.

No damage done and one chipped off the target for Hants as Ali Orr and Fletcha Middleton walk off for lunch.

This is going to be a tense middle session and the hosts have been given a little taster in that first over with Matthew Fisher beating Orr all ends up.

The cordon went up for a catch behind but it appeared to flick his back pad. Still, not a delivery to make your lunch go down any better if you are in the Hants top order.

Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex

Handshakes all around but we have to give an enormous amount of credit to Worcestershire for really making it a terrific game of cricket.

It's Sussex's fourth win of the season but that was a dramatic game.

Those that have turned up today have really seen a super couple of hours of cricket to finish off the season.

One over from Matthew Fisher for Hants to get through before lunch with the target set at 181.

Ali Orr is on strike.

Big LBW shout from Brett Hutton, striking Sam Hain on the pad as he plays across the line.

Did he hit that? It's ruled not out. A tad high. Close though.

The second ball is cut to cover. The innings gap dips below 40.