50 for Calvin Harrisonpublished at 14:22 British Summer Time 12 April

14:22 BST 12 April

Lancs v Northants 490-9

Tom Hartley bowls to Calvin Harrison...

Reverse swept for four and Harrison has a half century.

He was brought into the side for his leg spin but he can bat too.

That's his third 50 in first class cricket.

87 balls with eight fours.

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Caleb Jewell has made a fine start to life at Derbyshire.

After a first class ton on his last appearance for Tasmania last month and half-centuries in either innings on debut against Gloucestershire last week, the 27-year-old Australian has made another against Leicestershire at Grace Road, it's just a shame for him that nobody can stay with him, though he too had a stroke of luck as he was put down in the slips by Peter Handscomb.

The good news is the deficit is down to 390, the bad news is his side have six first innings wickets remaining.

Stephen Eskinazi has nudged Middlesex's lead over Kent above 60 at Canterbury, with the visitors still two down in their second innings.

Graeme van Buuren is eyeing a 50, and his side Gloucestershire are eyeing 550, just ten runs shy with one wicket remaining against Glamorgan at Bristol.

Brett Hampton is off the mark with four runs off Kemar Roach, glancing off an inside edge to fine leg.

He has four more a couple of overs later, shaping to drive Roach into the off side and getting a thick inside edge through mid on.

But they all count.

Durham skipper Alex Lees wants the ball changed.

The umpires test it in the circumference measuring device and hand it back.

'Sorry, Alex. Nothing doing.'

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It's been a tight spell by Matthew Potts since lunch, testing out both Warwickshire batsmen.

But he gives Rob Yates too much width with that one and the left-hander square cuts for four.

He is now 35 not out.

Ben Brown dropped on 0published at 14:06 British Summer Time 12 April

14:06 BST 12 April

Surrey 253 v Hants 118-5

A single for Tom Prest into cover off Kemar Roach takes him to 18.

Ben Brown is forward to defend... edged and dropped at first slip!

Dom Sibley tumbles to his left with both hands to the ball and spills it.

Derbyshire are staring down the barrel at Grace Road, now 79-4 following Leicestershire's 484.

Brooke Guest has departed for a 25-ball duck, pinned LBW by Logan van Beek.

Gloucestershire have sailed past 500 at Bristol, now 515-8 after Tom Price was trapped for 21 against Glamorgan.

Middlesex are 44-2 at Canterbury, a lead of 48 over Kent.

Luke Wells spears a ball leg side and Calvin Harrison can't quite connect with an attempted nudge round the corner.

He connects with the fourth ball though, pushing it to extra cover for one and now he has 42 runs to his name.

Harrison survives an appeal for caught behind in the next over as he goes forward to block Tom Hartley and gets a single next ball driven to extra cover.

Lewis McManus swings and misses and the ball runs away for four leg byes. He's on 94.

A bit of turn is evident now. Good news for the Red Rose spinners and the Northants spinners later on in the game.

Dropped catchpublished at 19.2 overs

19.2 overs

Durham 387 v Warwicks 80-2

Gone.......no.

That should have been the maiden Championship wicket for Brendan Doggett, but Will Rhodes shells the slip chance offered by Sam Hain.

How costly will that prove?

Put it there and the odds are that Jake Libby will make you pay.

Short and wide from George Hill and the Worcestershire opener helps himself and moves into the 40s.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

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Matt Fisher looks delighted, Liam Dawson looks very grumpy. He shaped to whip it down the leg side. He thinks that's going a long way down.

I wouldn't go near Dawson for at least an hour and a half.

It looks a good shout from Fisher. I think when Dawson sees it again he'll realise he's come across his stumps.

He walked off as if someone had stolen his favourite pen...

Fisher deserves that wicket. It's his first wicket at The Oval for Surrey.

The first loose delivery by Brendan Doggett is put away through mid-wicket for four by Rob Yates - perfect timing.

Three balls later, Doggett is too full again and this time it is Sam Hain who finds the boundary.

This feels like a different game.

Another brace of fours, this time off the bowling of Kemar Roach.

Tom Prest is forward, driving into the off side and he gets another four tickling a leg side ball away fine.

The lesser spotted boundary has been spotted at the Oval as Liam Dawson drives Matt Fisher down the ground for four.

The Hampshire 100 comes in 45.5 overs.

Four more driven down the ground. Riches indeed after a real grind in the morning session of play.

Derbyshire lost skipper Wayne Madsen just before lunch, pinned LBW by Ben Green for 22, with his side now 57-3 427 runs adrift of hosts Leicestershire.

Big session incoming at Grace Road.

Middlesex's lead over Kent has crept up to 41 with Leus du Plooy and Stephen Eskinazi settling in together at Canterbury with their side now 37-2 in their second innings.

Graeme van Buuren is into the 30s as Gloucestershire are just four runs away from 500, with three wickets still in hand against Glamorgan at Bristol.