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Division Two: Gloucestershire vs Glamorgan
Glamorgan finish ONE short in world record chase of 593 as match with Gloucestershire is tied
Surrey beat Essex by 145 runs in meeting of Division One's top two
Hampshire wrap up six-wicket victory over Kent
Somerset chase over 400 to beat Warwickshire
Joe Clarke scores a century as Lancashire and Nottinghamshire draw
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 585-9 - Target 593
Mason Crane guides one down towards past cover and is it two? No, it's given as four!
Very sporting as Marchant de Lange admits he touched the rope.
Great shot from Crane - cracking back-foot punch. Four runs!
Last ball of the over...
Another four! He edges it and there are no slips in place to catch it or stop it!
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 573-9 - target 593
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
Both teams have contributed so much to a magnificent match that maybe a draw would be the fairest outcome.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 573-9 - Target 593
Ajeet Singh Dale again.
Mason Crane is very watchful. He leaves one extravagantly. Is he giving up on a Glamorgan win?
It's now 20 off 15 balls.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 573-9 - Target 593
Mason Crane takes an easy single off the fifth ball.
Again one ball left for Jamie McIlroy to survive.
Beau Webster thinks he's edged it, so do the fielders!
The umpire is unmoved - NOT OUT!
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 572-9 - Target 593
No run off the first ball. Nothing off the second.
Nice drive off the third ball, but Mason Crane is not interested in the run.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 572-9 - Target 593
Aussie Beau Webster is coming on for Marchant de Lange.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 572-9 - Target 593
Ajeet Singh Dale returns to the attack.
Mason Crane pulls one to a fielder on the fence, but he turns down a run.
He pushes another one out into the deep, no run. He doesn't want Jamie McIlroy on strike.
He can't get a run off the first five balls. But he does get one off the last with an uppercut down towards third man.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 571-9 - Target 593
Six overs left - 27 to win.
Mason Crane facing Marchant de Lange.
After two dots, he squirts a short ball over the wicketkeeper and down to the fence for four valuable runs.
He then gets a single off the penultimate ball.
Jamie McIlroy has one to survive. And he does!
Hampshire beat Kent by six wickets
Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator
Hampshire have won this game by six wickets with a massive amount of time to spare.
They've made that victory target look very, very simple indeed and they've done it with superb batting under pressure.
Hampshire's Championship campaign is on an upward curve. They've won three of their last four.
But I'm afraid for Kent it's been a difficult few Championship games where they have now lost four from four.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 566-9 - target 593
Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales
Whatever happens, well played to both sides for providing this sort of epic.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 565-9 - Target 593
Big shot from Mason Crane to carve one through offside for four.
28 more needed. Seven more blows like that would do it!
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 561-9 - Target 593
Last man Jamie McIlroy averages under 10. He has a highest score of 30 not out.
Can he be a hero?
32 needed off seven overs.
Somerset 284 & 413-5 v Warwickshire 412 & 281-8 dec
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Somerset have pulled off quite a remarkable victory over Warwickshire.
It brings them 20 points and second in the Championship table.
This has been a historic day at the County Ground.
This game has been played in a very good spirit.
What an innings from Tom Abell and what a run chase from Somerset.
Hampshire 180-4 - target 179 v Kent
James Fuller edges Grant Stewart for four down to third and have chased down 179 with more than eight overs to spare.
That's a third win in four games for Hampshire, and this is one which get spoken about for a long time.
James Vince's 211 and 110 from Ben Brown in the first innings saw Hampshire post 505-8d and then enforce the follow-on despite Jack Leaning's gritty 118.
Kent managed to claw their way to a lead of 178 but it wasn't enough, despite the weather threatening to come to their aid, as Liam Dawson guided the hosts home with an innings worthy of winning any T20 encounter - hitting 56 not out from 28 balls.
Kent are bang in trouble at the foot of the table, Hampshire are looking towards the top of it.
Gloucestershire v Glamorgan 561-9 - Target 593
Is that the fatal blow for Glamorgan's pursuit of 593?
Andy Gorvin decides to leave one and Marchant de Lange's delivery crashes into off-stump. Gorvin is furious with himself, after he had dug in so much.
He goes with 32 still needed to win.
Hampshire 175-4 - target 179 v Kent
Nick Gubbins is trying to win it in one hit but is caught inside the deep midwicket boundary at the second or third attempt by Feroze Khushi.
James Fuller comes in. To try and win it with one hit, you'd expect.
Somerset 284 & 413-5 v Warwickshire 412 & 281-8 dec
Michael Booth has been taken to the cleaners in that over.
Tom Abell has hit 4-4-6-6 to finish the game off in double-quick time.
It might get lost in the enjoyment of the result but he has scored an unbeaten 152 - what an innings!
What a chase by Somerset - they've done it and they've done it with room to spare.
Hampshire 174-3 - target 179 v Kent
Grant Stewart returns to the Kent attach and his latest over goes for just three singles.
Just five more needed by Hampshire, however.
Hampshire 171-3 - target 179 v Kent
Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator
I don't think anyone from a Hampshire point of view should have worried in the end.
The way they've gone about this innings - it's almost been the perfect chase.
They are going at it hell for leather because there could be rain at any moment.
So even though they are relatively safe I don't think you'll find any let up.
Somerset 284 & 401-5 v Warwickshire 412 & 281-8 dec
Somerset pass 400 and Tom Abell has just hit two fours and a six.
They are on the brink.