Maiden over from Kemar Roach.

Dan Worrall angles one wide of off stump and the left-handed Nick Gubbins lets the ball go.

The second ball is wider still and called wide.

Gubbins is late to block the straighter third ball, which is angled in and squirts safely into the on side.

Still something in this surface for the bowlers.

Dropped catchpublished at 11:21 British Summer Time 12 April

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Durham 359-8 v Warwicks

Matthew Potts tries to drive Michael Booth and Kai Smith fails to hang onto the chance as he dives to his right in front of first slip.

Potts is 59 not out and now has Daniel Hogg for company following Ben McKinney's dismissal.

Anderson Phillip drops short and Lewis McManus swipes that to long on for a couple to deep mid wicket to advance to 47.

Consistent bounce and carry here.

Lancashire will be itching to have a bat ASAP.

The last ball is very short and balloons over the head of McManus on the way to keeper Matty Hurst.

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99 overs

Yorks 451-9 v Worcs

Jordan Thompson reaches 50 by slashing Tom Taylor through backward point for four and celebrates two balls later by hoisting the paceman over mid-wicket for a maximum.

What comes next? A ramp over fine leg for another six as the Yorkshire total passes 450.

Four runs to Nick Gubbins, driving on the front foot through cover and that shot takes the second wicket partnership with Mark Stoneman to 50 off 87 balls.

Tame end for Kent's Grant Stewart who chips Ryan Higgins to square leg to depart for 56 and break the useful partnership with Harry Finch.

Kent are 180-7, still 42 runs behind Middlesex.

At Grace Road Leicestershire are down to their final wicket against Derbyshire but only 12 runs shy of maximum batting points with Logan van Beek on 66*.

Miles Hammond is onto 47* for Gloucestershire as they continue to pile on the runs against Glamorgan at Bristol, now 379-3 with a dozen overs remaining to accrue bonus points.

Dan Worrall will bowl the second over of the day and he has Nick Gubbins playing and missing outside the off stump.

He gets a bat on the next ball though and pushes forward to defend.

There's still movement off the seam here as Worrall nips one back in and that's a very tight leave from Gubbins.

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Durham 354-7 v Warwicks

Did that carry? Maybe not

Ethan Bamber finds the edge of Ben McKinney's bat but the ball eludes the keeper and first slip and runs away for four.

McKinney turns the next one through mid-wicket for a more authentic boundary and goes to 150 from 242 balls faced.

400 runs and 16 wickets on day one at Canterbury... what does day two have in store?

Kent are 48 runs behind Middlesex's first innings total of 222 after Grant Stewart brings up his half-century with the first runs of the morning off Ryan Higgins, reaching the milestone from exactly 50 balls.

Harry Finch then edges the first ball of the morning from Toby Roland-Jones which Higgins can't gather in the slips.

Double teapot from the veteran bowler.

Stewart then brings up the 100 partnership for this seventh wicket from 109 balls in 78 minutes. Priceless.

Not the start Worcestershire were hoping for.

Ben Coad strokes Tom Taylor's second delivery through the covers for four and in case anyone missed it, repeats the shot next ball with the same result.

Coad advances into the 30s.

Lewis McManus picks up a single off the third ball of the day to mid on and that takes the sixth wicket partnership with centurion Saif Zaib to 100 in 165 balls.

First order of business for Yorkshire today is to add the 25 runs needed for maximum batting points.

Nine Worcestershire bowlers turned their arms over on Friday - apart from wicketkeeper Gareth Roderick, Adam Hose was the only other player not to send down at least one over.

Which one of them will start proceedings at Headingley today?

Tom Taylor is the answer to that particular question.

The Red Rose county started brightly in this game but were faded in the evening session on a flat, sun baked pitch.

Can they deny Northants further batting points?

Lewis Mcmanus is 40 not out and he will face Tom Bailey to start the day's play.

Saif Zaib in spite of his unbeaten 111 is not hopping about at the other end.

As Martin Emmerson just said, all is set fair at the Riverside.

How many more will Ben McKinney add to his 143 not out? It's the sort of innings which may make England's Zak Crawley sweat a little bit, given his poor start to the season so far.

The young left-hander - number 9 on his back - is on strike and Michael Booth has the ball in his right mitt. Here we go.