That Tom Lammonby dismissal was bonus wicket for Surrey really and now James Rew is tested by a short ball which he jabs down safely into the leg side for one.

Kasey Aldridge is the latest batter to be beaten outside off stump trying to defend against Jordan Clark and Surrey are bossing this passage of play.

Remember, Sean Dickson is technically not out but there must be some doubt he will bat again in this innings after being struck on the index finger of his right hand by a Gus Atkinson short ball in the third over of the game.

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Gloucestershire 206-8 v Leicestershire

The Gloucestershire revival continues thanks to James Bracy (60*) and Josh Shaw (35*) (pictured) as their partnership passes 60 runs.

The last wicket fell at 142-8 and the hosts will be feeling a lot better about their position now.

Derbyshire 159-1 v Middlesex

This partnership between David Lloyd (92*) and Harry Came (58) has passed 150 runs, as Lloyd looks to reach his century.

It's been 58 overs of these two at the crease for the hosts.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Bit of a bonus wicket, that for Surrey.

Bit of a misjudgement from Tom Lammonby.

He must have forgotten he was taking guard on off stump so he was already a long way across.

James Rew is in defensive mode here, blocking Jordan Clark into the off side.

He doesn't get a bat on the fourth ball though, which passes the outside edge as he tries to block down the ground.

Another maiden over.

Surrey are very much on the attack here with three slips and a gully in play and James Rew is beaten by away seam outside off.

Dan Worrall is back in the attack at the other end and his first over is a mixture of wide off stump deliveries with a couple sliding past the left-hander's leg stump.

Maiden over.

Tom Lammonby survives an appeal for caught behind off Jordan Clark as the ball appears to brush the thigh pad on the way to the keeper.

There's some late movement in the air for the bowler here.

Lammonby gets a shorter, wider ball which he cuts to deep point for a single to move to 74 not out.

That's the Somerset 150 in 53.4 overs.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Durham gave debuts to three bowlers today - Jake Ball, Codi Yusuf and Jack Blatherwick. And so far two of them have been in the wickets.

Ball took all three to fall this morning, before South African Yusuf bagged two this afternoon. He got New Zealand debutant Henry Nicholls LBW for 42 in the 43rd over. The ball shot through low and got him around about the lower shin.

Nicholls had been battling away nicely on a tough batting track and faced 115 balls before his innings ended. A few minutes later Matthew Waite edged Yusuf to Blatherwick in the gully and departed for eight.

Runs are hard to come by. The outfield is very slow and there haven't been many boundaries.

In normal circumstances this total may be worth at least another 30 runs more than it currently is.

Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London commentator

Harry Came has really steadied the ship which is exactly what Derbyshire needed.

It seems like he's making strides every year, it's great to see how far he's come, he's improving every year I see him.

Two left-handers at the crease for Somerset now.

Tom Lammonby leaves a ball outside off that bounces sharply on a length and swings.

A brilliant diving take from Ben Foakes prevents any byes.

Lammonby cuts the next ball past Dan Lawrence, who has half stopped the ball and that's a single.

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Derbyshire 144-1 v Middlesex

Harry Came has joined David Lloyd in the half-century club, tucking into the leg side and beating the throw to the stumps for a single to reach the milestone from 157 balls with six fours.

His 12th first-class fifty and second of the season.

The stand with Lloyd is now 139 and counting...

Sussex almost gift a wicket to Notts.

Fynn Hudson-Prentice turns Farhan Ahmed into mid-wicket and they set off of a single.

Ben Duckett is across in a flash, picks up and throws it over the bails to Kyle Verreynne who clatters the stumps.

It's VERY tight but FHP makes it and takes a blow on the point of his right elbow for his troubles.

Looks in some pain.

Sussex will hope he can shake that off.

James Rew is forward to Jordan Clark, pushing tentatively at his first ball, which beats him outside the off stump.

He digs out a full length ball and he'll get off the mark with a single to mid on.

Richard Rae
BBC Radio Leicester Sport

He's been in excellent form recently and he's continued in this partnership for Gloucestershire.

It's a well-deserved 50 for James Bracey.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

It's hard going out there.

It's not easy for the Somerset batsmen.

There's still plenty in this pitch for the quicker bowlers.