YORKSHIRE DECLAREpublished at 12:20 British Summer Time 24 July
Yorks 517-6d v Surrey
A superb morning for Yorkshire and with plenty of time lost in this game, they decide they need to get bowling.
Matthew Revis walks off 110 not out.
Summary
Division One: Leaders Surrey move past 300 after Yorkshire declare on 517-6
Rain delays Essex as they close in on win over Sussex; Tilak hits century for Hampshire against second-placed Notts
Warwickshire fall to 55-2 as they chase target of 393 to beat Worcestershire
Somerset beat Durham by five wickets on day two after Jack Leach claims six wickets
Division Two: Gloucestershire 98-0 in follow-on against Lancashire at Cheltenham
Derbyshire's Luis Reece claims eleven wickets against leaders Leicestershire while Rehan Ahmed takes 10
Glamorgan 25-2 chasing target of 189 against Kent; Northants following-on against Middlesex
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YORKSHIRE DECLAREpublished at 12:20 British Summer Time 24 July
Postpublished at 12:20 British Summer Time 24 July
Derbys 189 v Leics 398 & 84-4
Image source, Rex FeaturesLewis Hill (16*) and Ian Holland (17*) have steadied the ship for Leicestershire after that burst of four wickets from Luis Reece.
Not that there should be too many concerns in the leaders dressing room - they lead by 293 runs.
50 up for Sussexpublished at 12:15 British Summer Time 24 July
Sussex 204 & 51-2 v Essex 504
James Coles gets a leading edge down to third-man for four runs when he was aiming at mid wicket.
Tom Alsop follows that in the next over with a more assured back-foot drive into the covers for two runs and Sussex reach 51 and trail by 249 runs.
WICKETpublished at 12:14 British Summer Time 24 July
Roderick c Smith b Webster 50 (Warks 184 v Worcs 333 & 81-1)
Gareth Roderick falls trying to up the ante at Edgbaston.
Stepping to leg he aims a big drive at Beau Webster and nicks the Aussie behind.
He’d just reached a half-century in 107 balls by striding the other way and paddling Webster for four to long leg.
100 for Matthew Revispublished at 12:12 British Summer Time 24 July
Yorks 497-6 v Surrey
What a spell of form Matthew Revis is in.
A hundred in consecutive games now as he goes through to his ton in 131 balls with 13 fours and four sizes.
He has dominated the morning and Yorkshire are in complete control.
Postpublished at 12:08 British Summer Time 24 July
Glos 227-2 v Lancs 557
It’s been a solid opening hour for Gloucestershire at a cloudy College Ground.
They lost Joe Phillips for 64 but Ben Charlesworth has moved on to 130 with Ollie Price on 16.
James Anderson has an unsuccessful first spell before spin has taken over for Lancashire.
The visitors still lead by a long chalk.
WICKETpublished at 12:02 British Summer Time 24 July
Compton b Kellaway 48 (Glamorgan 327 v Kent 155 & 140-2)
Not one Ben Compton will want to watch again...
Two runs short of a half-century he attempts to sweep Ben Kellaway but completely misjudges the line and ball bounces under his bat and straight into the stumps.
A pretty horrible way to get out after what had been a watchful innings of 48 from 147 balls.
That's the first wicket down for Kent today who had been building slowly but surely - they are 32 runs behind Glamorgan.
Ten wickets for Luis Reecepublished at 12:00 British Summer Time 24 July
Handscomb lbw b Reece 12 (Derbys 189 v Leics 398 & 57-4)
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnother first innings centurion is out for Leicestershire.
Peter Handscomb is trapped in front by Luis Reece - he has all four wickets to fall so far and 10 in the game now.
450 up for Yorkshirepublished at 11:56 British Summer Time 24 July
Yorkshire 465-6 v Surrey
What a charge this is from Matthew Revis on this third morning.
He slog sweeps Sai Kishore for his third six of the day and is quickly up to 86.
Things running away from Surrey at Scarborough.
WICKETpublished at 11:54 British Summer Time 24 July
Hughes c Harmer b Porter 14 (Sussex 204 & 33-2 v Essex 504)
Image source, Rex FeaturesJamie Porter joins the fun for Essex.
He got four wickets in the first innings and has his first in the Sussex second effort.
Simon Harmer takes a very good low catch at second slip and Daniel Hughes has to go.
Sussex trail by 267 runs.
50 up for Leicestershirepublished at 11:53 British Summer Time 24 July
Derbys 189 v Leics 398 & 50-3
Like the first innings, both openers are back in the hutch early for Leicestershire but they're well in front against Derybshire.
The lead stands at 259 runs and you feel despite the heroics of Luis Reece (nine wickets in the game so far) Derbyshire are going to be staring down the barrel of a tough run chase.
WICKETpublished at 11:50 British Summer Time 24 July
Middleton c Verreynne b Abbas 52 (Hants 111-2 v Notts 578-8d)
A chink of light for Notts?
Fletcha Middleton has just reached 50 but feathers a catch through to the wicketkeeper and Mo Abbas has his second of the morning.
WICKETpublished at 11:49 British Summer Time 24 July
Ahmed c Chappell b Reece 26 (Derbys 189 v Leics 398 & 43-3)
This game really is moving forward apace this morning.
First innings centurion Rehan Ahmed is the next victim of Luis Reece who now has nine wickets in the game and all three in this second dig.
'Roderick is in control'published at 11:48 British Summer Time 24 July
Warks 184 v Worcs 333 & 55-0
Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentatorIt feels like Gareth Roderick is in control.
It feels as if he is happy to block the good balls and is also confident enough to play the bad ones.
'The wind might be good news'published at 11:47 British Summer Time 24 July
Sussex 204 & 26-1 v Essex 504
Adrian Harms
BBC SussexYou can hear the wind in our effects microphone and that might be good news.
We did have showers around late yesterday, and you can see the flags billowing away on the clock tower scoreboard, the white Essex flag and the blue of Sussex.
So, hopefully if there are any showers around they are going to get blown through quickly and fingers crossed. The weather forecast predicts there could be a bit of rain around later on today.
Sussex must not worry about that as they have got a lot of runs to score here.
50 for Fletcha Middletonpublished at 11:44 British Summer Time 24 July
Hants 107-1 v Notts 578-8d
A lovely drive down the ground brings Fletcha Middleton his half century.
He's hit six fours in this effort and he will feel there are plenty more runs out there for him if he concentrates.
Division Two updatepublished at 11:43 British Summer Time 24 July
A first wicket of the morning for Middlesex and they now have Northants five down and trailing by a mammoth 476.
Tom Helm gets plenty of bounce in that delivery and it rears up on George Bartlett who can only send it to Ryan Higgins at gully.
Kent have added 26 without loss to their overnight score to reach 126-1 against Glamorgan.
Ben Compton is approaching a half-century and Chris Benjamin is on 29.
200 lead for Worcestershirepublished at 11:42 British Summer Time 24 July
Warks 184 v Worcs 333 & 54-0
First little milestone of the day for Worcestershire as they take their lead past 200.
Only very steady stuff, a scoring rate of two-an-over so far, but plenty of time to build up a match winning lead on this third day.
Gareth Roderick is 32 and Jake Libby on 18 at Edgbaston.
100 up for Hampshirepublished at 11:39 British Summer Time 24 July
Hants 101-1 v Notts 578-8d
Notts are finding out how hard it is to get wickets on this track with the Kookaburra ball.
They have got Joe Weatherley out but there's nothing happening for Josh Tongue - I wonder if he'd rather be back watching at Old Trafford?
The home side's 100 has taken 40 overs.
WICKETpublished at 11:37 British Summer Time 24 July
Budinger c Madsen b Reece 9 (Derbys 189 v Leics 398 & 22-2)
Image source, Rex FeaturesAn eighth wicket in the game for Luis Reece.
Sol Budinger's disappointing game with the bat is over as Wayne Madsen snaffles a second catch of the morning.
Leicestershire lead by 231 runs.