Follow nine matches from round seven of the County Championship season
Div One: Essex v Warwickshire, Lancashire v Durham, Nottinghamshire v Hampshire, Somerset v Kent and Surrey v Worcestershire
England Test captain Ben Stokes dismissed for two by Nathan Lyon
England opener Zak Crawley out first ball for Kent
Div Two: Derbyshire v Northamptonshire, Glamorgan v Middlesex, Leicestershire v Gloucestershire and Sussex v Yorkshire
Gloucs make record first-class score of 706-6 declared
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Surrey 213 & 329-5 v Worcs 128 - lead by 414
Worcestershire captain Brett D'Oliveira has opted not to take the new ball as there is still movement coming from this older, softer one.
A big shout for LBW by Yadvinder Singh against Jordan Clark as the ball keeps low but it's a bit too leg side.
The third ball is slightly over pitched and driven to short extra cover by Clark for one.
Single to Dan Lawrence. Just the two from the over.
Lancashire 357 & 69-1 v Durham 236
Josh Bohannon has just thrown the kitchen sink at a widish delivery from Paul Coughlin and earned himself four runs as the ball rolls up the grass bank behind third man.
Bohannon has moved on to 21 not out, with Keaton Jennings on 37 as Lancashire stretch their overall lead to 190.
Somerset 554 v Kent 90-3
Jack Leach's second over is a little looser and more expensive as Ben Compton cuts the left arm spinner through backward point for four.
The Kent opener is down the track to the fourth ball, which is driven with loft and elegance down the ground for six.
14 runs come from the over.
Surrey 213 & 322-5 v Worcs 128 - lead by 407
Frank Watson
BBC Hereford & Worcester
It's been a long, long day for Worcestershire since they were knocked over this morning.
Surrey's lead of 400, a massive psychological barrier that.
Two days left in the game and Worcestershire know in order to save this game they've got to bat for two days.
If they bat for two days, I suppose they win it.
It is not impossible, stranger things have happened in the history of County Championship cricket than a team going out getting the biggest score of the game by miles in the last innings.
But given what we've seen with the state of the pitch, given what we've seen given the quality of Surrey's attack it is extremely unlikely.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSurrey 213 & 320-5 v Worcs 128 - lead by 405
More punishment for the Pears as a leg side ball from Ben Gibbon is pushed behind square on the front foot by Dan Lawrence for four.
The lead is 405.
Notts 235 & 10-1 v Hants 276
Ben Slater and Will Young are digging in as Nottinghamshire work towards erasing the first-innings deficit of 41.
There's been a fair amount of playing and missing, but the good news for both batters is that they've avoided repeating the zero against their names from the first innings, with Slater now on six and Young four.
Eight overs remaining tonight.
Sussex 150 & 166-7 v Yorkshire 195
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
Tremendous effort from Yorkshire since tea, taking five wickets and restricting Sussex to just 37 runs in 20 overs since the break.
Shan Masood has marshalled his bowlers expertly and despite a battling innings from Tom Alsop, Sussex at this stage look some way short of a defendable lead.
Surrey 213 & 313-5 v Worcs 128 - lead by 398
That's his second score of 50 or more this season with his first one being 106 not out made here against Hampshire.
The landmark comes in just 42 balls via his eighth four, driven on the front foot through extra cover off Yadvinder Singh.
He also hit one six earlier off Kashif Ali.
Somerset 554 v Kent 76-3
Tom Banton is in at short leg for Jack Leach.
This will be his first over for Somerset this year.
A hint of turn into the left-handed Ben Compton, who defends into the leg side.
Maiden over.
Somerset 554 v Kent 76-3
A lovely back foot punch through cover point by Ben Compton off Migael Pretorius and that ball whistles away for four.
A maiden over from Lewis Gregory at the other end.
We have a change of bowling from the River End as Jack Leach is called on to bowl for the first time in this match.
Surrey 213 & 306-5 v Worcs 128 - lead by 391
An eventful over from Kashif Ali.
Jordan Clark cuts the first ball through point and drives the second through cover, both going for four.
The third ball is smashed over deep cover on the front foot for six!
That's some way to bring up the 300 - which arrives in 76.3 overs.
15 runs off that over!
Essex 162 v Warwickshire 397 & 12-3
Image source, Rex FeaturesEd Barnard has now been dismissed twice today!
The first time he walked off with a career-best 165 to his name. Second time around, it's a first-ball duck for the Bears all-rounder.
He tickles Jamie Porter down the leg side and Michael Pepper takes the catch.
Dan Mousley is the new man in, with Warwickshire in effect 247-3.
Division Two latest
Yorkshire have just taken two quick wickets at Sussex to leave the hosts 160-7 in their second innings. The lead stands at just 115.
Tom Alsop is providing some fine resistance though - he's on 65.
They're back on after a lengthy rain delay in Cardiff - Middlesex are 293-4 and 110 in front of Glamorgan.
Leicestershire are in bother replying to Gloucestershire's 706-6. They're 119-4 at Grace Road.
And the runs continue to flow between Derbyshire and Northants. Derbyshire are 160-2 in their first innings with Brooke Guest 76 not out.
Somerset 554 v Kent 69-3
Kent might be missing the batting pedigree of Jack Leaning, who is out with a wrist injury, sustained earlier in the season against Worcestershire.
Ben Compton steers Lewis Gregory to leg for a single, taking him to 4,000 first-class runs.
Joe Denly is dropped at second slip by Craig Overton on eight!
It was a tough, low chance but the fingers were under the ball.
He's going off the field, nursing a sore digit or two.
Notts 235 & 4-1 v Hants 276
Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator
This game is really coming alive.
Haseeb Hameed goes and at last Hampshire have held on to some catches.
It was quite an ambitious shot.
Essex 162 v Warwickshire 397 & 12-2
Warwickshire's decision not to enforce the follow-on isn't looking all that clever.
They're now two down inside four overs of their second innings as Will Rhodes departs, pinned by a straight one from Jamie Porter.
Porter and Sam Cook are sensing an opportunity to rip through the Bears' top order tonight and force a way back into the contest for Essex.
Surrey 213 & 282-5 v Worcs 128 - lead by 367
Joe Leach bowls an absolute beauty that pitches on an off stump line and nibbles away. Immaculate length as well.
Too good for Jordan Clark, who plays and misses.
Maiden over.
Part time leg spinner Kashif Ali is on at the other end and rips a ball right across Dan Lawrence!
The next ball is pitched up and driven for a single.
A no ball is swept behind square by Jordan Clark for four.
Notts 235 & 0-1 v Hants 276
An early wicket at Trent Bridge - yet again!
Home captain Haseeb Hameed flashes at the second ball of the innings from Keith Barker and James Vince takes the catch at third slip.
Will Young comes in on a pair.
Image source, Rex FeaturesLancashire 357 & 40-1 v Durham 236
Lancashire have made a bright start to their second innings, with Keaton Jennings picking up where he left off first time around.
But Ben Stokes does the trick in his first over, tempting Luke Wells to drive on the leg side and Matthew Potts races back from mid-on to take an excellent catch over his shoulder.
Potts had just been struck for successive boundaries by Jennings, who is racing along at 30 from 20 balls.
Somerset 554 v Kent 63-3
Not the most convincing of starts for Joe Denly, who his stuck on the crease with a loose drive wide of the slip cordon for four.
He gets four more off a flashing front-footed drive, edging the ball over the slips.
This is edge of the sofa viewing for Kent fans.
Change of bowling at the other end as Somerset captain Lewis Gregory brings himself into the attack.