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Tom Lammonby attempts a flamboyant drive - the ball from Anderson Phillip whistles past the edge.

The strike is rotated and Archie Vaughan's timing is perfect as he steers the paceman from Trinidad & Tobago for four.

By way of a reminder, if Notts beat Kent, Lancashire must win this game or they will also be consigned to Division Two in 2025.

Runs continue to come mainly in fours as Tom Lammonby drives Tom Bailey square of the wicket.

He adds a single and moves into double figures.

Archie Vaughan shuffles across his stumps and flicks Tom Bailey fine for his third boundary.

Bailey responds with a good one which beats the outside edge.

Archie Vaughan reaches for a wide one from Anderson Phillip and it flies past third slip for four down to third man.

He didn't need to play at that one, but when Phillip drops short and wide he square cuts emphatically to the point boundary.

Liam Dawson and Tom Prest are both on 18 early in the afternoon session.

A boundary for Prest off Joe Leach takes Hampshire's lead over 300 runs.

This is a good fightback from the Foxes having been 92-7 and steamrolling to an innings defeat.

But plenty more to do to try and set a challenging target.

With little to lose, Scott Currie and Tom Scriven have gone on the attack and Currie lifts Yuzvendra Chahal very sweetly over long-on for his second six.

V: "Sussex have been absolutely sublime this season. So proud to see them back where they belong after 10 long years! Farbrace has done a sublime job."

*Yes, congratulations again to Sussex on their promotion.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Somerset had to work very hard to chisel out the last three Lancashire wickets and leave themselves with a target of 393 in five sessions to win and keep their County Championship hopes alive.

But therein lies their consolation and their hope.

Taking wickets on this pitch has become more and more difficult as the match has worn on.

Having chased down over 400 to beat Warwickshire back in July, they'll not be short of confidence against opponents for whom a win is equally important, albeit in Lancashire's case, to keep the threat of relegation at bay.

As Somerset contemplate their target at Old Trafford, we should provide you with a little bit of context.

Should they succeed in scoring 393 to win this game, it will be the second-highest successful fourth-innings run-chase in an away Championship game in the club's history.

But they can take comfort in having made a 400+ score this season to win a game - although that was on home soil at Taunton.

• 479-6 v Yorkshire, Taunton 2009
• 413-5 v Warwickshire, Taunton 2024
• 402-8 v Nottinghamshire, Taunton 2015
• 397-5 v Sussex, Hove 2012
• 383-5 v Surrey, The Oval 1995

Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales

Glamorgan’s bowlers enjoyed a belated session of dominance over Yorkshire but it looks to have come too late to prevent the promotion-chasing visitors having a real chance of victory in Cardiff, with a target of at least 400 looking likely.

Seamer James Harris led the home charge in cloudy conditions by winning lbw shouts against Finlay Bean (57), James Wharton and Jonny Bairstow.

With Timm van der Gugten bowling George Hill, Yorkshire were on the slide, but captain Jonny Tattersall and the energetic Dominic Bess steadied the ship with a half-century stand as the sun broke through - and Tattersall could after all have a declaration to make.

Division One

Hampshire 462 & 99-5 v Worcestershire 273

Kent 225 & 196-7 (f/o) v Nottinghamshire 433

Lancashire 140 & 398 v Somerset 146

Surrey 415 v Durham 262 & 98-6

Division Two

Derbyshire 173 & 119 v Middlesex 358

Middlesex won by an innings and 66 runs

Glamorgan 239 v Yorkshire 361 & 224-6

Gloucestershire 109 & 195 v Sussex 311

Sussex won by an innings and seven runs

Northamptonshire 383 v Leicestershire 203 & 172-7

The Somerset target will be 393.

George Balderson is bowled by Brett Randell for 47 to bring Lancashire's second innings to an end as the Red Rose add exactly 100 in the session to their overnight 298-7.

Balderson put on 135 with Luke Wells, who led Lancashire's resistance with a superb 130.

The situation is this - win and Somerset will still be in the titlwe race next week. Lose and Surrey will be champions if they beat Durham at The Oval.

Lunch might taste bitter for Kent who are surely staving off the inevitable clutch of relegation, still trailing by 12 runs with just three wickets in tact.

Jacob Duffy, with 3-43 had led the demolition for Notts, but Joey Evison and Akeem Jordan have at least held firm for the eighth wicket adding 40 towards the end of a damaging session.

Victory for the visitors will enable them to take a firm stride towards top flight survival and, depending on events at Old Trafford, perhaps a conclusive one.