Summary

  • Division One: Durham end day two on 320-4 - 87 runs behind leaders Notts

  • Foakes hits 86 as Surrey end day on 384-7 to lead Yorkshire by 129 runs

  • Hampshire lead Warwickshire by 265 runs

  • Archie Vaughan hits 80 before Somerset enforce follow-on against Sussex; Essex bowled out for 157 by Worcestershire

  • Division Two: James Anderson takes two wickets on return for struggling Lancashire at home to Derbyshire

  • Middlesex begin second innings trailing leaders Leicestershire

  • Cameron Green hits ton for Glos against Kent; Glamorgan on top against Northants

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Ben Ashton, Chris Harby, Steve Mather & Ben Hutchinson

  1. wicket

    WICKET

    Madsen c Hurst b Hartley 14 (Lancs 458 v Derbys 75-3)

    Derbyshire are in a spot of bother here as Tom Hartley strikes.

    Wayne Madsen goes back to cut the slow bowler but succeeds only in edging behind to give wicketkeeper Matty Hurst a straightforward catch.

    The visitors lose their skipper in the 18th over and Brooke Guest joins Harry Came.

  2. 400 up for Glamorgan

    Glamorgan 403-8 v Northants 185

    A fourth batting point is in the bag for Glamorgan as they pass 400 and stretch their lead to 218.

  3. Surrey 279-5 v Yorkshire 255

    Ben Foakes flicks one off his legs through mid-wicket off Jack White and gets back through for two to move within two runs of his 50.

  4. Warwicks 194 v Hants 300 & 69-2

    Ethan Bamber so nearly has a second wicket as he takes the outside edge of Fletcha Middleton's bat.

    It drops just short of Tom Latham at first slip who shows good hands to collect the ball on the bounce.

    Tom Prest collects a second boundary off Olly Hannon-Dalby to move the lead to 175.

  5. Pears decide not to enforce follow-on

    Worcs 358 & 0-0 v Essex 157

    There's been a fair bit of talk of the pros and cons of enforcing the follow-on today.

    Worcestershire have decided not to do so and are back out to bat again to try to build up that lead into the evening session.

  6. 'Sussex into a healthy position'

    Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 59-0

    Mark Davis
    Former Somerset seamer on BBC Radio Somerset

    Somerset will be feeling they need a few wickets.

    Sussex have got themselves into a healthy position but they will know there's a lot to do to win this match.

  7. Durham 238-3 v Notts 407

    Colin Ackermann drives beautifully through the covers off Rob Lord but good work in the deep keeps him down to two.

    Slow and steady wins the race they say.

    Emilio Gay then clips a legside delivery around the corner to the fine leg boundary to go to 44.

  8. Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 58-0 f/o

    Sussex have been going along nicely in this second innings but Tom Haines and Daniel Hughes take an extremely risky - and somewhat unnecessary - quick single off Craig Overton.

    Overton takes aim but misses the target from the throw. Haines would have been a long way out if Overton had hit.

  9. 200 runs

    200 up for Leicestershire

    Middlesex 232 v Leics 203-7

    Ben Green hits a lovely straight drive down the ground for four off Luke Hollman and Leicestershire make it past 200 and move within 28 runs of Middlesex's first innings total.

    It's very evenly matched thus far at Lord's.

  10. Lancs 458 v Derbys 69-2

    Harry Came does well to keep out a quicker ball from Tom Hartley and is then happy to play out the rest of the over in defensive mode.

    Wayne Madsen pulls the first ball of Anderson Phillip's third over around the corner for another single to move smoothly to 11 before Harry Came takes a single from a no-ball.

    Phillip bangs in a short ball to Madsen who has to take quick evasive action before overstepping a second time.

  11. 50 runs

    50 up for Sussex

    Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 50-0 f/o

    A much better second innings for Sussex so far as Daniel Hughes swats away Josh Davey for four and they race past 50 inside the first 10 overs.

    A run rate of 5.36 so far. Can they keep it going?

    Somerset's lead is down to 136.

  12. new ball

    New ball taken by Yorkshire

    Surrey 273-5 v Yorkshire 255

    Yorkshire aren't wasting a second. They take the new ball straight away as we reach the 80-over mark. Jack White will get the first go with it for the visitors.

  13. wicket

    ESSEX ALL OUT FOR 157

    Worcs 358 v Essex 157 - Essex trail by 201 runs

    Noah ThainRex Features

    Two wickets in four balls brings a pretty miserable Essex batting performance to an abrupt end.

    Matthew Waite picks up both of them as he gets straight through Noah Thain's defences to clean bowl him and then have Jamie Porter caught behind.

    Waite ends with 3-34, with Tom Taylor also getting three wickets.

    As for Essex they struggled to get going at all and it was only Robin Das who made any sort of score with 44.

  14. wicket

    WICKET

    Gubbins c Webster b Bamber 13 (Warwicks 194 v Hants 300 & 54-2)

    The Bears have a second wicket as Ethan Bamber finally gets a reward for some decent bowling.

    Nick Gubbins takes a step down the pitch looking to drive down the ground, but carves a thick outside edge to Beau Webster at second slip.

    The lead is 160 and Tom Prest comes to the middle.

  15. wicket

    WICKET

    van Beek lbw b Gohar (Middlesex 232 v Leics 196-7)

    Zafar Gohar picks up his third wicket of the innings for Middlesex and Leicestershire are flailing at 196-7 now.

    Logan van Beek is struck on the pads in front and is given out LBW.

    In comes Ben Green with the visitors still 36 runs behind.

  16. Durham 222-3 v Notts 407

    Durham have continued to steadily build after tea as the championship leaders strive for more wickets.

    Emilio Gay is up to 37 and Colin Ackermann has five.

    The hosts trail by 185 runs.

  17. Somerset 338 v Sussex 152 & 38-0 f/o

    The opening partnership between Tom Haines and Daniel Hughes moves onto 38 for Sussex and they've gone one run better than they did in the first innings.

    Now they just need to keep on going.

  18. 'The partnership is broken'

    Surrey 267-5 v Yorkshire 255

    Mark Church
    BBC Radio London commentator

    A good catch from Hill, it flew off the outside edge - the partnership is broken straight away after tea.

    That new ball is right around the corner for Yorkshire.

  19. 50 runs

    50 up for Hampshire

    Warwicks 194 v Hants 300 & 53-1

    Olly Hannon-Dalby comes in for his first over after tea and serves up a loosener which Nick Gubbins dispatches through the covers for four.

    Four balls later he drives OHD square for four more to bring up the Hampshire fifty in the 16th over.

    The lead grows to 159.

  20. 50 runs

    50 for van der Gugten

    Glamorgan 384-7 v Northants 185

    Timm van der Gugten adds his name to the roster of half-centurions for Glamorgan - there have been three others this innings which shows their dominance.