Surrey lead by nine points from Notts, who they play next week
Ollie Pope out for 50 as Warwickshire dismiss Surrey for 226
Durham's Ben McKinney scores 121 against Essex
Sussex bowl out Hampshire for 226 on day one at Hove
Leicestershire's Josh Hull banned from bowling again in innings as Gloucestershire reach 382-7
Glamorgan's Asa Tribe scores unbeaten 181 against Northants
Middlesex's Toby Roland-Jones claims 6-77 against Derbyshire
Mitch Stanley takes five wickets for Lancashire against Kent
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Sussex 32-2 v Hants 226
Keith Barker strikes for Hampshire!
Oli Carter is forwrd to defend but is beaten and the ball thuds into middle and off.
That moved a bit off the seam from outside off.
Jaes Coles to bat next.
Worcs 182 v Notts
Liam Patterson-White replaces Josh Tongue in the attack and Gareth Roderick reverse sweeps the spinner for four.
Out! He goes across his stumps to sweep to square leg and misses.
Given LBW and the innings is over.
A valuable 61 from Gareth Roderick, who survived a hat trick ball and revived Worcestershire from the depths of 37-5.
Dillon Pennington and Josh Tongue excelled with the ball against their former club with seven wickets between them.
Surrey 246 v Warwickshire 71-4
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
Ollie Pope's put it down at second slip.
It looked a cracking delivery from Matt Fisher, squared Will Young up but Pope couldn't hang on.
Surrey 246 v Warwickshire 71-4
Matt Fisher produces a fine ball to find the edge of Will Young's bat, the ball flies to Ollie Pope at second slip, he gets down, knee height, gets two hands to the ball, but spills it.
Young thought he'd better leave right now, but he has another chance.
Middlesex v Derbyshire 283
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe Derbyshire first innings comes to an end as Toby Roland-Jones has Jack Morley caught behind.
The veteran seamer finishes with 6-77 from 22.4 overs and that is a fourth catch in the innings for keeper Joe Cracknell.
Middlesex have fought back well after Caleb Jewell (56) and Harry Came (64) put on 105 for the second wicket - but there was no wicket for Olly Stone, whose 17 overs cost him 77 runs.
Sussex 31-1 v Hants 226
Runs have been hard to come by for Sussex, who are stuck at a rate of around two an over.
But there's bit of respite from Kyle Abbott who bowls a rare half volley and is driven through cover for four by Oli Carter.
Nine overs left tonight.
Leics v Glos 350-5
Richard Rae
BBC Radio Leicester Sport
A really good catch by Rishi Patel diving away to his right, got two hands to it.
Jack Taylor went at it a little too hardhanded and it flew away to Patel's right and he is the only slip but he got there and Chris Wright picks up a second wicket and Leicestershire a second bowling bonus point.
Worcs 178-9 v Notts
Three slips in for Dillon Pennington, who bowls full and Khurram Shahzad defends into mid off.
The number 11 ducks under a subsequent bouncer and flicks a quick, leg side ball fine - perhaps wisely opting against taking the single.
Essex v Durham 303-8
Tall Paul Walter has a head-start on most when it comes to diving catches but his flying effort to his right at gully after Sam Conners edges Jamie Porter is put down.
Tough chance, but a chance. He stays face down on the turf for a while.
Essex won't want the hassle of coming back in the morning still needing two wickets.
Leics v Glos 351-6
Second bowling point for Leicestershire as Jack Taylor tries to defend a ball from Chris Wright and is safely taken by Rishi Patel at slip, moving to his right.
Zaman Akhter will face the last ball of the over and there are eight more to come after this one.
Worcs 178-9 v Notts
Josh Tongue goes for the bumper and Gareth Roderick top-edges a hook for six!
Potentially six deliveries afforded to Dillon Pennington, bowling to number 11 Khurram Shahzad.
Leics v Glos 350-5
Jack Taylor whips Chris Wright away through square leg for a single as Gloucestershire reach 350 at Grace Road.
Taylor has 17 not out from 20 balls so far, with Graeme van Buuren on 84 at the other end.
Worcs 172-9 v Notts
Khurram Shahzad survives the Dillon Pennington over and all eyes now on Josh Tongue, bowling to Gareth Roderick.
An attempted yorker is turned leg side for two - and that's a hard-fought 50 completed off 102 balls with six fours.
His fourth half century of the season and surely his most precious given this low scoring innings.
Surrey 246 v Warwickshire 70-4
Matt Fisher did a sterling job with the bat earlier, now he's tossed the ball to try and break the stubborn resistance of Will Young, who has eight from 53 balls, and Ed Barnard, who has 14 from 15.
Northants v Glamorgan 350-6
Timm van der Gugten tucks a leg side ball from Justin Broad fine for a single to take his team to 350 in 91.2 overs.
Very much Glamorgan's day, thanks in the main to a career best 176 not out (so far) from Asa Tribe.
Essex v Durham 301-8
Jamie Porter gets one to stay low outside off stump and Sam Conners gets away with a prod at the ball, catching only fresh air.
Porter wheels away in disappointment but heads back to his mark, he wants to wrap this up in the final seven overs of the day.
Worcs 170-9 v Notts
Frank Watson
BBC Hereford & Worcester
That was Dillon Pennington's fourth wicket of the innings.
Three of Pennington four wickets have come in the last ball of his over.
He's bowled very well indeed.
Worcs 170-9 v Notts
Josh Tongue nearly finds the outside edge of Gareth Roderick's bat but he withdraws the blade at the last moment.
A leg side ball is tucked away for two.
An attempted yorker is squeezed into the on side and the umpire rules it is a no ball.
The next ball is outside off... Roderick backs away to leg and carves through point for four. He now has 49.
Sussex 17-1 v Hants 226
Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator
That was wicket number 43 of the season for Kyle Abbott, on course for yet another 50-wicket season that's why it was announced last week that he'd signed a new deal which will take him through to 39-years-of-age come this time next year.
Essex v Durham 300-8
Durham have clawed their way to this second batting point.
Graham Clark picks up a couple off the recalled Doug Bracewell who then finds the inside edge of Sam Conners, allowing him to run a single.
Another inside edge from Clark onto the pads picks up another one and then a flick off Conners' pads runs away to the rope for four leg byes to bring up the 300.
Relief for Durham, who have matched Essex's two bonus points, but the hosts are one wicket away from a third.
