Nick Gubbins miscues a pull off Craig Miles but the ball lands just short of Danny Briggs at mid wicket.

Tension is really mounting for both sides in a crucial passage of play.

The 50 partnership for the third wicket arrives in 106 balls.

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Middlesex skipper Toby Roland-Jones completes a five-for at Lord's as Daryn Dupavillon is caught at third slip by Ryan Higgins.

His final figures are 5-81 and Derbyshire trail by 94 on first innings, having only managed to add 31 to their overnight 308-4.

Roland-Jones shared the wickets with Higgins (3-60), whose victims included Luis Reece for 125.

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An extraordinary opening hour at Hove, with Leicestershire bowling 23 overs to wipe out their slow over rate, going from minus 3 to plus 4.

Sean Hunt, the nightwatchman, has taken a liking to the all-spin attack, hitting three sixes in reaching his half-century.

The Sussex lead is now over 300 and its now just a question of how many runs they feel they need before declaring. and trying to bowl Leicestershire out for their fourth win of the season.

Looks like a change of momentum for Hampshire here.

Nick Gubbins latches on to a full ball from Ed Barnard outside off and drives with beautiful poise for four.

He survives a close LBW shout next ball and runs one of an inside edge.

The next ball is stroked through long off by Felix Organ for four more.

The over costs 12 runs in total. Time for drinks. Soft drinks.

Dan Lawrence continues at New Road.

Surrey would probably have hoped to have wrapped up Worcestershire's first innings by now.

But Adam Finch is proving a solid partner for home skipper Jake Libby, who is now 76 not out.

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Josh Bohannon has taken his time this morning to get the 18 runs he needs, but he now has his second first-class double hundred.

His 367-ball knock is putting Lancashire in a fantastic position in this match as they now lead by over 200.

Bohannon's previous best is 231 - he will fancy eclipsing that here.

It's a hot day but they make 'em tough in Yorkshire.

The follow-on has been enforced so Gloucestershire need to score 259 to avoid an innings defeat.

No messing about from Craig Overton. He's off the mark first ball.

A bit of width from Dillon Pennington back of a length and stroked through cover point for four.

Shot of the day so far.

Toby Roland-Jones removes Zak Chappell and Alex Thomson in successive overs and Derbyshire are 335-9 at Lord's - 98 behind adrift of Middlesex's first innings total.

Sussex have lost their first wicket of the day, with Tom Haines caught and bowled by Leicestershire's Lewis Goldsworthy for 45. Sean Hunt reaches his second first-class 50 with a single in the same over and the home side are 306 ahead, on 139-3.

Maiden from Chris Woakes, who has looked the most threatening of the Bears bowlers thus far today.

Nick Gubbins is nearly undone by an Ed Barnard ball that keeps low, and cuts straight through him off the seam, taking the left-hander off balance. Hmm. Play that.

That's a fine cut shot off the next ball though, smacked on bended knee through cover point for four.

Another cut to Briggs at point brings one more run.

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Durham will be pleased with how the morning has gone so far, giving up only 34 runs and dismissing Matt Critchley.

They go straight for the new ball and Ben Raine gives up three singles from the first over with it.

Matt Potts to share duties at the other end.

Conor McKerr will be on a hat-trick - of sorts - in Gloucestershire's second innings after wrapping up their first with two wickets in two balls.

Dom Goodman plays all around a straight one and is lbw, then Ajeet Singh Dale tries to slog and skies the ball to substitute fielder Dan Moriarty.

Yorkshire lead by 259 - will they enforce the follow-on?

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To be honest Tom Abell has not been able to find the form that he had yesterday.

That's a big wicket for Nottinghamshire.