A full toss from Dan Lawrence is swept by Adam Hose, but committed fielding in the deep restricts the Worcestershire batsman to two.

Another over ticks by and there are 11 more to be bowled. Looks like Surrey will have to wait till day four to try and finish the job.

Two first-class wickets to Andy Umeed's name in his career thus far, but his 50-over bowling showed more promise in recent years.

Number One on his back, primarily off-spin to start with to the left-hander, who he turned a couple away from in his first over; I do not believe Ben Slater would ever have faced Umeed before without checking...

Keith Barker opens up to Will Rhodes, Alex Davies at the non-striker's end, no Rob Yates in this one remember.

12 overs for the Bears to get through today.

498 the target!

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Yes it has come to that already, after just 42 overs.

No mug of course, do not forget his One-Day Cup heroics with ball as well as bat.

And he will mix up off breaks and leg breaks, but it is a win for Notts that Somerset have turned to a part-timer as early as the 42nd over.

Migael Pretorius tries a short ball, but it is down the leg side and given as a no ball, not bowled at all well to be honest.

He has done well against Notts with the bat in both games this campaign remember, and picked up four wickets in the first innings.

His second attempt at the bouncer, the very next ball, is gloved just beyond James Rew's reach.

Four leg-byes add insult to injury last ball too.

Somerset getting desperate, the miscues just are not landing near enough to fielders.

The Kent second innings is into three figures, but not much celebration with half their wickets back in the hutch.

Charlie Stobo brings it up with a fine pull shot off Jack Blatherwick, and he and Harry Finch have now put on 34.

Jordan Clark is another one of those players the England selectors might have taken a look at over the years. An absolute lionheart.

He roars in again and sends down a maiden to Adam Hose. Clark has 3-26 from 10 overs.

Ryan Higgins finds the boundary off Alex Thomson and Middlesex are 210-5 against Derbyshire at Lord's - now 304 in front.

Northants are just 24 runs short of clearing their deficit in Cardiff, with Ricardo Vasconcelos 86 not out and Luke Procter on 41 in a score of 187-2 against Glamorgan.

James Fuller has come in in T20 mode, struck 11 off six balls, then James Vince decides he has been out there long enough and walks off.

497 they lead by, surely enough, but can Hants bowl them out before close tomorrow?

Haseeb Hameed going into 3.0 now?!

He shimmies down and nails a straight drive over Jack Leach who sticks up a paw, but it does not stick.

It still goes for four for measure of the pace on that stroke.

He takes another four and two more off the over too, ten from it.

Will Young's pad rash meanwhile is getting Tom Banton-esque from yesterday.

Jordan Clark has been a real threat in this innings and I think it's fair to say he has been the best of the Surrey bowlers.

He's asked the most questions and he's on a roll.

Durham have taken their lead to 374 and there are 20 overs left in the day.

Throw in the 96 overs tomorrow and that means we have 116 left in the game.

Durham will feel that they definitely need to push this advantage over 400 before setting any target.

We don't know who's coaching manual that came out of but it was certainly effective.

Zaman Akhter cross-bats the ball back over the hear of bowler Matthew Revis for four to take the Gloucestershire total to 200 - which seemed an unlikely prospect when they were 158-8.

Four over mid-wicket for Dom Goodman off George Hill in the next over brings up a 50 partnership from 82 balls.

The Notts skipper joins his colleague on 50 off 107 balls, that run out chance for Tom Abell at mid off his biggest scare yet.

Jack Leach follows the score levelling with a maiden over, will he keep twirling away until close?

Could be another 10 for him as 20 overs minimum remain, Jake Ball into his sixth with 0 maidens as of yet.

Notts' social media team decide now is a good time to advertise an October Robin Hood beer and cider festival...read into that what you want as their batters continue to make hay livve and presently.