Sam Hain drives Brett Hutton to mid off, where the ball is stopped by Notts captain, Haseeb Hameed.

42 behind on first innings.

Tom Taylor has found the edge of Danny Lamb but it has flashed through the cordon for a boundary.

The run rate required for Sussex is 0.01 which seems doable.

Essex are within touching distance of a fourth batting point and will be safe from relegation if they achieve it.

Batting is not straightforward however for Michael Pepper, who sustained a finger injury earlier in the game.

He drives Craig Overton into the off side without quite controlling the shot.

In the air for a while but the ball flies through point for four.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

A big black cloud is sitting over Headingley and it's not just a metaphor for Durham.

It's big enought to prompt the umpires to bring the players off the field for bad light - even with the floodlights on.

And they have called an early lunch at 12.10pm. Hopefully it will pass by soon and we won't lose any overs.

And when it comes to overs, Durham have just 2.2 overs left to try and get two more wickets to pick up a final bowling point.

Frank Watson
BBC Hereford & Worcester

Goodness gracious me.

Matthew Waite first ball, John Simpson got underneath it and Rehaan Edavalath has dived forward and picked it up a couple of inches off the turf.

Sussex will still get over the but they are making heavy weather of this.

Glos have made it to 204-5 in reply to Middlesex's massive 634-9 declared. James Bracey is unbeaten on 56 but they have just lost Graeme van Buuren for 12.

Kent are five wickets down for 187 after Olly Curtiss became Jack Morley's latest victim. The Derbyshire bowler now has 4-65 from 13 overs.

It's slow going in Cardiff as Glamorgan have made 103 in 42 overs against Lancashire. Zain ul Hassan is on 45 from 136 balls and is batting alongside Kiran Carlson, who is on three from 13.

The umpires have consulted and decided it is too gloomy to continue and an early lunch will be taken.

Not great news for Durham but it feels as though they are already resigned to cheering on Surrey against Hants in order to survive.

Hopefully the skies will brighten in the next 40 minutes and they can crack on.

Shot! Lovely square cut by Sam Hain off Lyndon James for four.

He's now on 33 and restoring some calm to the innings, which began so chaotically last night.

Single off the fourth ball.

Zen Malik sees out the over. 46 behind on first innings now.

Fingernails being chewed here and Hants need this final wicket with the last pairing having put on 18 runs already.

James Taylor has stuck around for 6 from 32 balls but Matthew Fisher has reached 21 from 48 could cause further palpitations if he sticks around.

Warwickshire are just over halfway through this deficit and it feels much more likely Notts will bat again than it did at stumps last night.

Lyndon James is in the attack from the Radcliffe Road End and Sam Hain pushes through the off side and past Brett Hutton for four.

Single to Hain pulled behind square.

Zen Malik almost pushes a return catch to the bowler but survives.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Importantly Durham need two more wickets and they've got 4.2 overs to get them in before the bonus points runs out.

The floodlights are now on full.

Charlie Allison dabs Craig Overton to deep third for an easy single.

Matt Critchley is struck on the pad but survives the LBW shout.

Too high.

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Middlesex 634-9 dec v Glos 194-4

James Bracey brings up his third half-century of the season. He also has three hundreds so will be looking to round off the campaign with a fourth no doubt.

He got to this one 77 balls with nine fours.

It also takes Bracey over 1,000 first class runs this season.