Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Ed Barnard and Kai Smith have added over 100 runs for Warwickshire's sixth wicket so far, rescuing them from the mess of 90-5 before lunch.

In the first innings, Smith who is playing in only his second championship match, put on 115 runs with Michael Booth for the seventh wicket. He's looked steady and assured throughout the game.

The ball is now 60 overs old and on this slowish track there's nothing doing for the bowlers at the moment.

Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London commentator

Surrey do deserve to win this game, they've outplayed Hampshire.

They deserve to get a result today.

Kemar Roach is back in the Surrey attack and Nick Gubbins drives down the ground for one to reach 91.

Toby Albert is a bit surprised by the bounce but jabs the ball safely down with one hand off the bat into the off side.

Josh Bohannon picks up his 18th four in a marathon innings with a back foot turn to square leg off Calvin Harrison.

A single to Luke Wells off the Justin Broad over and the Red Rose lead by 27.

50 for Kai Smithpublished at 15:28 British Summer Time 14 April

15:28 BST 14 April

Warwickshire 203-5, target 339 to beat Durham

Kai Smith follows Barnard to 50... his second of the match after 79 in the first innings.

Nine fours in the 20-year-old keeper batter's knock.

134 required...

Hmm.

200 up for Hampshire in the 74th over as Nick Gubbins goes back to Dan Lawrence to carve the off spinner through point for one.

Hampshire have been outplayed for much of this game but they're looking comfortable in this chase.

Surrey will look to make inroads with the new ball after tea.

50 for Ed Barnardpublished at 15:26 British Summer Time 14 April

15:26 BST 14 April

Warwickshire 198-5, target 339 to beat Durham

Slight mis-hit off a pull shot from Ed Barnard but he runs three to come through for an 81-ball half-century, seven of them sent to the rope.

141 required...

Hmm.

150 for Josh Bohannonpublished at 15:23 British Summer Time 14 April

15:23 BST 14 April

Lancs 228 & 288-5 v Northants 496

Josh Bohannon reaches 150 off 332 balls with a clip behind square leg off Justin Broad.

He's batted for more than seven hours and hit 17 fours. Outstanding.

Lancashire lead by 20.

100 partnership for Warwickshirepublished at 15:22 British Summer Time 14 April

15:22 BST 14 April

Warwickshire 190-5, target 339 to beat Durham

Durham have seemingly run out of answers and, whisper it, but Warwickshire are within 150 runs of their target, with the required rate nudging down towards 3.3 an over.

Kai Smith has 48* and Ed Barnard 47* and they have put on 100 in 26 overs.

The momentum swings in this game have been quite something... but where will the pendulum stop this evening?

Frustration building for Surrey as a Dan Lawrence no ball is reverse swept for four by Toby Albert.

Eight runs off the over in total and Hampshire need 180.

A sliver of hope for Leicestershire as Caleb Jewell chops-on from the bowling of Tom Scriven to depart for 73 - his fourth half-century of the season, without converting any.

Brooke Guest joins Wayne Madsen, who has just posted his 89th first class half-century. Class is permanent, even if you're 41-years-old.

Still well over 40 overs for the Foxes to try to find seven wickets needed for victory.

Calvin Harrison has put a shift in.

This is his 41st over of the innings and 60th of the match.

Luke Wells tries to hammer the ball through the off side and is stopped at forward short leg.

He switches to block mode and then leaves one that hits the rough outside off stump. An eventful maiden over.

Nick Gubbins is in good touch, playing the ball from Dan Lawrence right under his nose to work it away leg side for one to reach 78.

Two runs to Toby Albert driving to long off.

The target is now below 200.

Josh Bohannon marches on to 147 with a single to leg off leg spinner Calvin Harrison.

Luke Wells is forward to defend first up and then decides to block off the back foot.

Four fielders around the bat plus the keeper now.

An optimistic LBW shout is turned down to end the over as Wells defends well forward.

Rain stops play at Bristolpublished at 15:09 British Summer Time 14 April

15:09 BST 14 April

Glamorgan 254-4 - lead Gloucestershire by 94

Hokey-cokey at Bristol as another shower descends.

An early tea will be taken...

Glamorgan won't mind one bit.

Caleb Jewell (73*) and Wayne Madsen (47*) have just taken their foot off the pedal of late, reaching 150 but with the prospect of an already unlikely chase ebbing further away at Grace Road.

Nick Gubbins is forward to Matt Fisher, bat next to pad and pushing the ball through the off side for one to keep the strike.

He trades singles off Dan Lawrence with Toby Albert and later in the over Albert is close to edging behind.

But he survives and the target is down to 201.

Paul Newton
BBC Essex sport

It's an inferior run chase and the surface will not help the Notts bowlers get 10 wickets.

You'll have to take every opportunity to get them.