Daniel Bell-Drummond has moved to 61 and Ben Compton is going well at the other end as Kent are 151-1 in reply to Derbys 587-5.

Nothing much in the pitch for bowlers at Derby it would seem.

Glamorgan have taken five Middx wickets to reduce them to 109-5 chasing the Welsh side's 383.

Leicestershire are in complete control of their match against Lancs at Grace Road with Ian Holland having just reached a half century as the hosts are 424-6 in reply to the visitors 206.

Cameron Bancroft (59) has a half century and Miles Hammond (49) looks set to join him as Glocs are 135-2 chasing Northants first innings 469.

The Somerset openers continue to tick along. Not at any great speed but they don't need to.

At the moment, while the ball is still hard and new, it's a question of waiting for something hittable.

And Lewis Gregory has had something from Mitchell Killeen, who's drifted too close to the Somerset skipper's pads and is cuffed beautifully through mid-wicket for four.

Dean Elgar is leading a bit of what might be called a charmed life out there.

A little bit of away swing from Sam Curran takes the edge, but it only reaches Dom Sibley on the half volley and he fumbles the stop, allowing Elgar a single to take him to 44 not out.

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The Surrey groundstaff are in position next to the covers with the possibility of rain around.

Paul Walter is still motoring along nicely having clubbed Sam Curran through the covers for four off the back foot and is 85 not out.

Somerset have bags of time here and a sackful today with 25 overs still to go (if the light holds).

So Lewis Gregory and Josh Davey can certainly have a look for a bit as Durham hunt early wickets.

Two overs gone, Mitchell Killeen - hero from the first innings - has just opened with a maiden.

Ben Raine gets ready to start his second.

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Northants 469 v Glos 113-2

Well played Cameron Bancroft.

The Australian has led from the front at the top of the order and has complied a patient half-century - the 39th of his first-class career.

It's come off 116 balls with five boundaries.

He's got good support from Miles Hammond who's on 25.

Glos need them to keep going as the total passes 100.

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Somerset need 265 to win.

It's a good performance by Somerset's bowlers to dismiss Durham for 159 and give themselves just a sniff of what would be a fairly unlikely and certainly a famous victory - but I think it is just a sniff.

Durham are heavily odds-on favourites to knock Somerset over a second time.

After a Ben Allison over the umpires have got together and offered the light to Rob Yates and Tom Latham who accept.

It's been overcast all day in Worcester and it's not much of a surprise it's now affected play.

There are still 20 overs scheduled but how many of those we'll get in a moot point.

Warwickshire's lead is 99.

Surrey's slips are absolutely convinced that Dean Elgar has nicked that one from Dan Worrall to the keeper.

They cannot believe it when the umpire shakes his head - did it perhaps come off the South African's trousers?

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Derbyshire 587-5 dec v Kent 127-1

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Ben Compton follows his captain to 50 with a single off Luis Reece - it has taken the left-hander 88 balls.

Compton square cuts Zak Chappell for four in the next over by way of modest celebration.

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Worcestershire 181 v Warwickshire 227 & 50-1

After the loss of skipper Alex Davies, Rob Yates and Tom Latham have played calming hands to get the Bears to 50.

They've put on 37 and won't care a jot it's taken 110 balls.

They're effectively 98-1.

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Derbyshire 587-5 dec v Kent 122-1

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Daniel Bell-Drummond chops down on a ball from Zak Chappell and four through backward point takes him to a half-century from 63 balls.

It's only the second time he has passed 50 this season - on the other occasion he went on to score 223 against Middlesex.

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Durham 156-9 & 277 v Somerset 172

Durham will feel they're not far from feeling safe as they bring up the 150.

It's not been convincing in this second innings but their big first-innings lead has given them a good leg-up.

Concussion sub Daniel Hoggs is making the most of his chance, he's flayed his way to 16 off 15.

These are VERY welcome runs, they lead by 261.