Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

The last thing Warwickshire needed was a sloppy run-out and Ed Barnard was close there.

The throw was a direct hit at the stumps and Barnard was not in the camera shot.

I can't understand why he isn't out there.

No reviews in the county championship, remember...

A full ball from Dan Worrall and Nick Gubbins drives down the ground for four.

This still feels like a safety first approach from Hampshire, but might they have a dart if they still have six wickets in hand come the final hour of play?

Only one slip in place and Michael Booth takes advantage with an expansive swipe at a shorter one from Matty Potts which catches a genuine edge but flies through the vacant third slip territory and away to the fence.

73 required...

OOOOF. Who said no risks being taken? Almost a calamitous run-out.

Ed Barnard pulls a short ball away towards the rope and turns back for two as the ball comes in from Will Rhodes in the deep but Michael Booth is not coming.

Barnard tries to recover his ground before Colin Ackermann's throw from the other end breaks the stumps. He's safe according to the umpire. Phew.

Barnard then carves Ben Raine away to the deep extra cover boundary to compound the Durham misery.

Barnard has 90*.

Warwickshire require 77 runs. Durham need four wickets.

Change of tactics now as Raphy Weatherall comes on with two fielders on the hook and a short leg.

An attempted leg glance is stopped at leg slip by Ricardo Vasconcelos.

Tom Bailey ducks under a bouncer to see out the over.

Toby Albert leans into a lovely drive to deep cover off Dan Worrall but it will only bring a single.

Worrall follows that up with an absolute peach that rips across Nick Gubbins off the seam.

A testing over from Jordan Clark as the ball keeps a bit low and Toby Albert carefully defends.

Warwickshire need 85 runs and Alex Lees is tinkering with his field again.

Short of swapping the bails there's not much more he can do to conjure another wicket.

Ed Barnard is playing beautifully for his 84 and Michael Booth showed his batting credentials with 58* in the first innings.

Matty Potts is charging in, but the visitors need fewer than three an over and are happy to rotate strike when they can.

No risks being taken by the Bears.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Having failed to take a wicket in the afternoon session, Durham managed to make the breakthrough in the third over after tea.

Ben Raine, who is often a partnership breaker, had the keeper come up to the stumps and got Kai Smith LBW for 62.

The 147 put on by Smith and Ed Barnard beat the sixth wicket record for Warwickshire v Durham. That was set by Dougie Brown and Nick Smith at Edgbaston in 1998. It was 132.

Is the balance of power about to sway again in this game?

In came Michael Booth who made 58* in the Warwickshire first innings. All four results remain a possibility.

Calvin Harrison's figures in this innings are now 46.2-10-110-5.

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Glamorgan 288-4 – lead Gloucestershire by 127 runs

We're off again, and this time it feels like they might not come back...

The game has been drifting for some time.

If it ends this way then with eight points for the draw Glos would pick up 15 points to Glamorgan's 13, having won the toss and put the hosts in on day one, remember, only to have to follow-on in reply to 546.

Cam Bancroft, Ollie Price and Colin Ingram all registered centuries in the match, but it looks destined to end in a soggy, murky draw.

Nick Gubbins appears to play and miss a ball that jags across him off the seam but Dan Worrall thinks he's nicked it.

A big appeal for caught behind is turned down.

Gubbins is unfazed and gets a four clipped to deep square leg.

Ed Barnard moves to 81* with a lovely straight drive off Brendan Doggett and his side are 91 runs away from victory.

33 overs left in the day.

Four wickets needed.

This is what you came for, right?

Very much trial by spin at Old Trafford with Calvin Harrison bowling in tandem with Saif Zaib and four close catchers around the bat.

Shot! Width from Calvin Harrison and George Balderson drives a full half volley through cover for four.

52 in front now. 27 overs left.

200 up for Derbyspublished at 55 overs

55 overs

Derbys 393 & 203-3 (target 449) v Leics 484 & 357-9d

Wayne Madsen and Brooke Guest have reached 200 with a partnership of 45 as Derbys continue to not chase this target.

To be fair to the pair, although they are refusing to engage fully, they are enjoying themselves skipping along at over three and a half an over.

Toby Albert leaves Jordan Clark outside the off peg.

Albert blocks down the ground, then hits the fourth ball through the off side for a single.

One more to Gubbins with a flick to leg.

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

Ben Raine is the one to break this partnership.

It's a big wicket to go, playing across the line.

It's just what Durham needed.

Four runs to Luke Wells, driving a tossed up ball from Calvin Harrison through the off side.

Saif Zaib tears through a maiden over at the other end and Harrison gets the ball to turn and fizz away from Wells.

Runs here though as Wells reverse sweeps for four.

45 ahead.

Nick Gubbins survives a testing over from Jordan Clark, generating a bit more bounce with the new ball and he'll keep the strike with a very sharp single, just beating the throw of Dan Lawrence.

Dan Worrall will share the new ball duties.