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Jofra Archer takes first Championship wicket in four years on Sussex return
James Anderson claims two early wickets but Lancashire toil against Kent
Notts post 487 against Yorkshire, Somerset register 498 at Edgbaston
Surrey rally after stutter at Worcs, who get five penalty runs for Santner dissent
Derbyshire dominating Glos in Div 2
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Ahmed c Hill b O'Rourke 2 (Nott 378-8 v Yorkshire)
Farhan Ahmed throws his bat at a ball he probably didn't have to and guides it to George Hill at first slip.
A second wicket for Will O'Rourke and an eighth for Yorkshire.
Worcs 209 v Surrey 103-1
The only surprise is they have lost a wicket but the three figures are up for the reigning champions.
So far they have added 56 runs this morning.
Durham 9-0 v Sussex 361
Image source, PA MediaThat was an interesting first over for Jofra Archer on his return.
There was a shout for a catch down the leg side with his first delivery before Emilio Gay tried to work one into the mid-wicket area but got an edge on the bounce to the slips.
Archer returns with a maiden - great to see him back isn't it?
Durham 9-0 v Sussex 361
In comes Jofra Archer to Emilio Gay, it's down the leg side but there's a huge appeal - did he get a touch on that?
No, says the umpire - what a start that would have been!
Warwickshire v Somerset 387-3
After four seasons where he scored one County Championship century in each, Tom Lammonby scores two County Championship centuries in a season for the first time (though he did score three centuries in the 2020 Bob Willis Trophy season).
He is nearly caught leading edging over extra cover but next over uses his feet to Corey Rocchiccioli to drive through the off side for four, then plays a lovely paddle sweep for three, Ethan Bamber athletically saving one run.
He is now level with his first-class best 116*.
Durham 9-0 v Sussex 361
Image source, PA MediaRight, it is 1,501 days since Jofra Archer last sent down a delivery in the County Championship.
He is marking out his run up...
Leonard c Handscomb 16 (Leicestershire v Glamorgan 353 AO)
Well we did say Ned Leonard can bat, much better than most 11s.
He had 16 off 10, to get his side a crucial extra point, just in time before the 110 over cut off.
Then with no more bonus points for either side to get this innings, Chris Wright earnt his second of the match, getting Leonard wafting outside off with little foot movement.
Six catches in the innings for Peter Handscomb. Chris Cooke left on 30*.
Durham 9-0 v Sussex 361
Emilio Gay is an exciting batter to watch and he showed up really well for England Lions against India A recently but he's not finding it easy at the start of his innings.
Gurinder Sandhu goes past his outside edge a couple of times before finding the outer part of the bat and it squirts away for a single.
Sandhu promptly sneaks one past Alex Lees and through to John Simpson but there's no touch from the bat.
Warwickshire v Somerset 374-3
174 balls for another 100 partnership between these two crucial cogs for Somerset.
Tom Abell now batting at five with James Rew being raised to four since his England call up, but steady as ever and these two are grinding Warwickshire into the Birmingham dirt here.
Essex 296 v Hants 34-2
Tilak Verma gets his bat down on a Sam Cook in-ducker and prevents the hat-trick.
Oohs and ahhs from the Essex cordon.
Gubbins c Walter b Cook 0 (Essex 296 v Hants 34-2)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSam Cook is on a hat-trick!
Angled in to Nick Gubbins before it seams away and takes the outside edge.
Paul Walter snaffles it at third slip.
Kishan c b Bess 87 (Notts 354-7 v Yorkshire)
Ishan Kishan was dropped at midwicket from the second delivery of the day, but he falls this time.
It's a short ball from Dom Bess that Kishan can only help into the hands of George Hill.
Warwickshire v Somerset 374-3
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
That is a second 100 of the season and in consecutive first-class innings for Tom Lammonby who scored one in the second innings at Durham.
It will be interesting to see if he can go on today, his highest score is only 116.
Orr c Cox b Cook 9 (Essex 296 v Hants 34-1)
Image source, Rex FeaturesSam Cook takes wickets.
Ali Orr absolutely nails a full delivery into the leg side, but doesn't keep it down and Jordan Cox takes a sharp catch.
Lancashire v Kent 231-5
Kent opener Ben Compton brings up his century in style, dispatching Mitch Stanley to the boundary with a lovely cut shot.
He's been very patient this morning after those couple of wickets for Lancashire's James Anderson got the hosts back into it. And there are his rewards.
Compton has quietened the home crowd too after that raucous start.
Warwickshire v Somerset 372-3
A ninth first-class century for Tom Lammonby.
Silky and effortless as ever.
His great couple of seasons with bat in hand just keeps on going.
101 from 169 deliveries with 15 fours.
Durham 3-0 v Sussex 361
Ha, double bluff from Sussex skipper John Simpson.
Gurinder Sandhu is partnering Ollie Robinson to open the bowling.
Those on Jofra Archer watch can go and stick the kettle on.
Patel c Duffy b Allison 61 (Worcs 209 v Surrey 87-1)
That's woken us all up.
It seemed a matter of when not if Ryan Patel got to three figures but he tries to pull a wide delivery from Ben Allison and miscues it to Jacob Duffy at mid on.
Patel will know he's missed out there but all it does for Worcestershire is bring in the Surrey skipper Rory Burns.
Essex 296 v Hants 26-0
Mackenzie Jones is into the attack for his first bowl in first-class cricket.
Just 20-years-old and blessed with height and decent enough pace, the Scotland international is tasked with breaking this Hampshire opening partnership.
Harris c Wright 5 (Leicestershire v Glamorgan 332-9)
Some collapse at Grace Road this morning.
Tom Scriven with his first wicket of the match.
James Harris chips straight to mid on.
Former Somerset seamer Ned Leonard comes in at a surprisingly lowly number 11, he is better than that.
