50 partnershippublished at 12:22 British Summer Time 31 August

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Notts 199-4 v Surrey 525

Dan Worrall is wicketless so far this innings, but he's convinced he has got Jack Haynes out LBW.

The umpire's finger does not go up.

Two balls later, the ball is worked away for a couple by Haynes and that brings up a 50 partnership between him and Freddie McCann.

200 up for Kentpublished at 12:20 British Summer Time 31 August

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Warwickshire 420 v Kent 156 & 200-7

Celebrate the milestones when they arrive, eh Kent fans?

64 more runs required to make Warwickshire bat again.

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That's that - despite Brydon Carse's brave efforts, Durham are bowled out as Jack Leach has Callum Parkinson caught at silly mid-off.

The Somerset spinner finishes with 5-124, while Carse remains undefeated on 104 and the home side have a first-innings lead of 156.

It appears, though, that Lewis Gregory has chosen not to enforce the follow-on.

Sussex have taken a seventh Derbyshire wicket, Jack Carson removing Zak Chappell (25) for his third scalp.

Wayne Madsen is close to a century for the visitors, who are on 217-7, but he is running out of partners.

Derbyshire are still a massive 390 runs behind.

Glamorgan are on 495-7 - 244 ahead of Leicestershire, with Colin Ingram nearing 250.

Mason Crane is adding to the score too - he's on 42 not out.

6-43 from 19 overs for Ollie Hannon-Dalby in this innings so far, but his current spell is over.

Michael Rae, who is yet to pick up a pole in the match, replaces him, pristine headband gleaming in the morning sun.

Kent are still 69 in arrears. Joey Evison has 36 and enjoys batting on this ground, he had a heroic rearguard effort on the final day here last season too.

100 for Brydon Carsepublished at 12:08 British Summer Time 31 August

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Somerset 492 v Durham 336-9

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Superb effort by Brydon Carse, who hammers Kasey Aldridge for six to bring up his hundred!

Carse has done a fine job shielding last man Callum Parkinson, while nudging Durham closer to the follow-on target.

100 for Sam Robsonpublished at 12:07 British Summer Time 31 August

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Yorks 601-6 dec v Middx 190-2

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Excellent innings by Sam Robson, who pulls Dan Moriarty to the midwicket fence to reach his third hundred of the season and the 35th of his first-class career.

Robson's ton arrives from 195 deliveries and Middlesex need a good few more today.

Freddie McCann works away a Cameron Steel ball for three down to deep square leg.

That sees him reach 90. He's getting close to that century now.

Simon Harmer has come into the attack and is already asking questions of this Pears pair.

Kashif Ali has already put one ball through the hands of short leg Robin Das and has just popped up another off his pads which fell agonisingly short of the diving fielder.

Harmer has also got one to scoot through very low.

A very uncomfortable morning so far for the visitors. Jake Libby remains there on 29, though he had a lucky escape with the drop from Michael Pepper early-on.

Exemplary stuff from Kyle Abbott and Mohammad Abbas here for Hampshire.

No freebies at all for Luke Wells and Keaton Jennings and plenty of 'oohs' to keep the wicketkeeper and slips interested.

A combined 71 years of age, but using all their experience to keep the batters fully tested.

After an Ed Barnard over, which cost one run, Ollie Hannon-Dalby returns to try to complete his hat-trick...

Joey Evison is on strike...

.. and clips off his pads towards mid-wicket.

No run.

Ollie Hannon-Dalby has 6-38 and is one scalp away from career-best figures.

Dropped catchpublished at 11:48 British Summer Time 31 August

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Notts 171-4 v Surrey 525

Not technically a drop this one, as Surrey captain Rory Burns does not get a touch on it, but Joe Haynes edges the ball between Burns and wicketkeeper Ben Foakes and away for four.

Burns dives to his left but the ball flashes past him.

Cameron Steel is the unlucky bowler.

50 for Max Holdenpublished at 11:48 British Summer Time 31 August

11:48 BST 31 August

Yorks 601-6 dec v Middx 175-1

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Max Holden posts his third half-century of the season, steering Dom Bess for a single to get there from 139 balls.

It's been a solid knock by the Middlesex left-hander, who might have gone first ball yesterday when he survived a chance against Bess.

The stamina of the man.

Colin Ingram is still at the crease for Glamorgan and is now on 236 - eyeing 250 no doubt.

He has been in for almost nine hours and faced 352 balls.

Ingram set a new Glamorgan record yesterday as he passed 1,000 first-class runs in just 13 innings this season, the fewest ever to reach the landmark.