Andy Umeed back on home turf as always with a point to prove and Tom Kohler-Cadmore in after a pretty lean summer of runs.

A lot of Somerset have been chatting about whether Tom Abell, Tom Lammonby or even Lewis Goldsworthy could come into this opening partnership but they started well in that record 413 final day chase against the same opposition in their last Championship match.

Sean Dickson not even in the squad and he did little wrong in the One Day Cup when he was needed, plenty of options for Somerset.

Oliver Hannon-Dalby (OHD from hereoinin), the only man to not be dismissed takes the new ball.

Notts cannot curtail Ryan Campbell's well-oiled batting machine.

He spoke very well on the County Cricket Matters podcast with myself and some journalist colleagues a few weeks ago on how positive all his batters are in mindset whatever the conditions and they have showed that again here this morning.

Notts have little answer even with Brett Hutton back from injury and already through 15 overs in this innings.

Attritional stuff at Scarborough at the moment - just the way Yorkshire cricket fans like it.

Following the first-over boundary for Adam Lyth, the Sussex seamers are offering very little in terms of loose deliveries.

Finlay Bean has faced 15 balls so far and has yet to score.

After 10 overs without a breakthrough, Kent turn to their most experienced bowler in this game, Grant Stewart.

That's a bit of a loosener though and Adam Hose helps himself to a boundary as Worcestershire go past Kent's first-innings total.

After 18 dot balls, Tom Westley is off the mark and gee whizz was it worth the wait.

It is the most stereotypical Westley shot - ie a midwicket clip - and it fizzes to the fence. The first time Kyle Abbott had got too straight.

Durham have been the kings of getting 450 inside 110 overs in the first innings of Championship the past two years under Campball but will they manage it again today?

Bas De Leede and Ashton Turner are going nicely, so the likelihood is yes, but can they score 20 off 4.3 overs?

Akeem Jordan is struggling to maintain a consistent line and is turned away through mid-wicket for four by Rob Jones, who has 34.

Not long now before Worcestershire move into the lead.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

"43 runs inside the first half an hour of play + two wickets.

"No-one can say county cricket is not eventful," surmises BBC Somerset's Anthony Gibson nicely.

Somerset have history of not wrapping up opposition tail-enders particularly promptly, this partnership already starting to frustrate the away side, gaining little joy from the instantly taken new ball.

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Derbys 147-2 v Glamorgan 168

It's proving to be another consistent season for the ever-reliable Wayne Madsen.

He has gone past 500 Championship runs in this innings and punches Ned Leonard away for a couple to bring up his 50 off 88 balls.

Ben Green tucks Marchant de Lange away for two runs as Leicestershire's total reaches 300 at Bristol.

The next ball is banged in short and Green pulls it for four with some authority.

Nibble, nibble, nibble!

Tom Westley misses an outside edge by millimetres at one end. And breathes a sigh of relief.

Dean Elgar does edge one before his hands are soft enough to keep it from flying to second slip. Another sigh of relief.

If there were two bowlers you don't want to face in these conditions, Kyle Abbott and Mo Abbas would be high on that list.

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Surrey 97-1 v Lancs 204

A calm clip to leg off Josh Boyden and Rory Burns gets to a half-century in 70 balls.

His fifth score over 50 this season.

Rob Jones loves the square cut, so short, wide deliveries aren't the best choice of delivery.

George Garrett is the guilty party and there's a whirling flourish to the stoke as Jones moves to 28 not out.