Middlesex 97 short of parity following on at Derbyshire
Leicestershire beat Gloucestershire by two wickets in Division Two thriller
Division One leaders Notts thrash second-placed Sussex by nine wickets
Hameed 62* and Duckett 59* from 31 balls as hosts chase 148
Surrey beat Somerset by eight wickets for first win after visitors crumble to 38-7
Durham beat Worcestershire by six wickets for first win on Saturday
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Leicestershire 125-7 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire
Ben Cox drives off side for one first ball after the break.
Ben Green is on his toes to dab the ball through cover for one more.
That was more off the shoulder of the bat but they all count.
Short from Singh-Dale and hammered through cover by Cox for another single as the ball is blocked at deep cover.
We'll get 'em in singles.
Ben Green keeps the strike with a nudge to leg for a single.
Derbys 472 v Middx 314-9
Consecutive sixes from Jack Davies, the second of which Luis Reece makes a valiant attempt to take just inside the rope only to carry the ball over at long off.
Middx need 323 to take the follow-on off the table. Another nine runs.
Leicestershire 121-7 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire
Well, it ought to be. The bell tolls to mark the imminent resumption of play and the umpires are back in the middle.
Gloucestershire need three wickets for a first win at Bristol since 2022.
Leicestershire need 22 runs. Here come the Bens.
Ben Cox is 41 not out and he'll face Ajeet Singh-Dale.
Ben Green has three not out at the non-striker's end.
Derbys 472 v Middx 300-9
A second batting point for the visitors but of more concern will be the 23 needed to avoid the follow-on.
Roland-Jones c Jewell b Chappell 2 (Derbys 472 v Middx 299-9)
A third and final bowling point for Derbys but Toby Roland-Jones might not be too proud of his part in it given the circumstances.
Zak Chappell has hung that short and wide outside off stump and the Middlesex captain has a mighty whoosh at it and edges it to first slip.
Caleb Jewell has plenty of time to line that up and takes the catch chest high falling gently backwards.
Not the brightest shot given his side are still short of the follow-on target.
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Division One
Surrey 367 - Burns 76, Lawrence 55* & 36-2 v Somerset 283 & 119 - Pretorius 54, Worrall 3-16 - Surrey win by 8 wickets
Notts 300 & 148-1 Hameed 62, Duckett 59 v Sussex 169 & 278 - Haines 64, Simpson 74, Ahmed 4-54 - Notts win by 9 wickets
Division Two
Gloucestershire 252 & 152 - Price 43, Holland 4-32 v Leicestershire 262 & 121-7 - Cox 41*, Goodman 4-33 - Leicestershire require 22 to win
Derbyshire 472 - Andersson 107 v Middlesex 292-8 - Geddes 59, Chappell 3-38
Saturday's result
Worcestershire 162 & 81 - Raine 4-20, Codi Yusuf 4-26 v Durham 136 & 108-4 - Durham win by six wickets
Leicestershire 121-7 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire
The nerviest meal in the history of sport awaits...
Three wickets to win it, or 22 runs.
Ben Cox is unbeaten on 41, having made a gutsy 50 last night to help his side into the slender lead which looks like it might be so pivotal.
He did that having earlier retired hurt after a nasty blow to the chest which saw him sent for scans.
Surrey 367 & 36-2 v Somerset 283 & 119 - Surrey win by 8 wickets
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Jamie Smith whips it through mid-wicket to the boundary rope to win it for Surrey.
It's a comprehensive victory for Surrey, it all happened after lunch.
They have their first victory of the summer.
Surrey 36-2 - target 36
Rory Burns cuts to extra cover for one. Single to Jamie Smith to cover.
Kasey Aldridge to bowl now. The first ball is leg side and missed by Jamie Smith.
There it is! Clipped leg side by Jamie Smith through mid wicket for four runs!
A 12 not out for Smith to cherish. Burns ends on 20 not out.
Surrey pick up their first Championship win of the season and this game has been an epic.
Don't be fooled by the scorecard. Somerset battled hard throughout days one and two and had a chance to keep Surrey to a modest lead this morning.
But a gap of 84 runs on first innings plus a fraught passage of play after lunch where Surrey took 4-8 took the game away from Somerset.
Eight wickets in the match for Jordan Clark. Fine 50s in contrasting styles from Rory Burns, Jamie Smith and Dom Sibley and absolutely outstanding keeping from Ben Foakes.
Surrey were excellent in the field today with a bunch of catches all worthy of a champagne moment.
Somerset remain in the bottom half of the table with a tough game at home v Essex to come while Surrey climb to mid table and travel to Birmingham after a week off to face Warwickshire.
Leicestershire 121-7 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire
Zaman Akhter sends down which should be the final over before tea - though whether that is the case will only be known shortly.
22 runs needed, three wickets needed.
Cor.
Zafar c Guest b Chappell 10 (Derbys 472 v Middx 291-8)
Good catch down the leg side by Brooke Guest but a poor execution from Zafar Gohar. Zak Chappell now has 3-38.
Middlesex are still 32 away from avoiding the follow-on with just two wickets still up.
van Beek b Singh Dale 11 (Leicestershire 118-7 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire)
The 18-run stand is broken.
Ajeet Singh Dale gets one to stay a bit low on Logan van Beek who is back in his crease but can't get the bat down to prevent his stumps being rattled.
Ben Green joins Ben Cox who feels key to this result.
He is 41* - his side need 25, the hosts need three wickets.
Leicestershire 117-6 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire
26 needed.
Ben Cox has 40* and is rotating the strike nicely while Ajeet Singh and Zama Akhter are firing in yorkers trying to deceive him and Logan van Beek.
Surrey 30-2 - target 36
Jamie Smith is down the track to Josh Davey, driving for three.
Good fielding from Jack Leach.
Three needed.
Surrey 27-2 - target 36
No doubt about that LBW. Struck in front of middle below the knee missing a glance to leg.
Jamie Smith drives Josh Davey and gets a thick edge to deep third for four runs.
Six to win.
Pope LBW b Davey 1 (Surrey 23-2 - target 36)
A bit of luck for Rory Burns on 18, who fences and edges over the two slips for one.
In fact Lewis Gregory had a hand to that at first slip.
But now Ollie Pope has gone!
Pinned LBW by Josh Davey.
Now Jamie Smith will bat.
Derbys 472 v Middx 291-7
Jack Morley has the ball in hand and is taking aim at Middx batsman Jack Davies to get the final session up and running. A bit of a loose one is despatched for four in the second ball. And another with his final delivery is cut for a second boundary.
Leicestershire 113-6 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire
Ben Cox nicks a single down the leg side off Ajeet Singh Dale and Logan van Beek finally produces a convincing stroke as he drives a full ball outside off through the covers for four.
He then guides the penultimate ball of the over down to third for another single to move to eight.
30 to win. Or four wickets.
Surrey 22-1 - target 36
Single to Ollie Pope first ball with a glance to leg.
Rory Burns drives Kasey Aldridge and the ball is stopped by Jack Leach at mid on.
The fifth ball is driven down the ground by Burns for three.
He now has 18 off 18 balls.
Leicestershire 107-6 - target 143 to beat Gloucestershire
Zaman Akhter comes back to replace Dom Goodman and draws an almighty swing and a miss from Logan van Beek who was trying to take the cover off the ball with that slash.
He eventually nudges a single to square leg, bringing the more assured Ben Cox back onto strike, with a thick inside edge allowing him another single to move to 38*.
van Beek finishes the over with another air-shot outside off.
36 required. Or four wickets.