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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Yorks 422-6 v Surrey
A third 50+ score of the season for Matt Revis. And all in his last three innings.
96 balls and nine fours in this knock so far that's helped Yorkshire begin the day very smartly and they're in a very strong position now.
Weatherley c Ahmed b Abbas 52 (Hants 94-1 v Notts 578-8d)
Mo Abbas strikes against his former side.
Joe Weatherley is suckered into taking on the short ball and Farhan Ahmed takes the catch.
Haines c Walter b Cook 1 (Sussex 204 & 3-1 v Essex 504)
An early one for Essex.
Sam Cook finds the edge of Tom Haines' bat and Paul Walter does the rest in the slips.
Hants 92-0 v Notts 578-8d
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
Notts will be preaching patience, they need 20 wickets you would imagine to win this game.
They have got a huge first innings score and they will be hoping today to whittle their way through Hampshire once, and hopefully do it again tomorrow.
200 overs remain in the match, 104 today and 96 tomorrow which means 20 wickets in 200 overs, simple!
Phillips c Jennings b Green (Glos 191-2 v Lancs 557)
Lancashire strike early at Cheltenham.
Joe Phillips has flicked Chis Green's off spin straight to Keaton Jennings at short leg.
A sharp chance but it's stuck. Always an element of luck about those catches but the former skipper clings on.
Another good start for 21-year-old Phillips, playing just his seventh first-class game here. A third fifty but yet to really announce himself.
Hants 91-0 v Notts 578-8d
Playing his first championship match for two years, Joe Weatherley reaches a nicely crafted 50.
He gets there with an edge to the third-man boundary.
Harmer c Coles b Crocombe 53 (Sussex 204 v Essex 504)
The fun is over for Simon Harmer as he top edges a catch to James Coles off Henry Crocombe.
Essex lead by exactly 300 runs.
Sussex 204 v Essex 504-9
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe South African has cracked three sixes this morning.
He reaches 50 from 72 balls with six fours as well.
Sutherland c Burns b Sai Kishore 17 (Yorks 404-6 v Surrey)
A bright start for Yorkshire reflecting the much better weather at Scarborough.
They quickly bring up 400 in a flurry of boundaries but then Will Sutherland falls to the slow-left arm of Sai Kishore, his second wicket of the innings.
Sussex 204 v Essex 500-9
Essex have added 25 runs in 13 minutes of play this morning.
They are justifying the decision not to declare.
Patel c Madsen b Reece 1 (Derbys 189 v Leics 398 & 2-1)
Image source, rexHe avoided the dreaded pair but Rishi Patel is out for one.
Luis Reece picks up his seventh wicket of the game.
Sussex 204 v Essex 498-9
Image source, Rex FeaturesErm, six more for Simon Harmer.
This one is like a tee shot as he just stands still and smacks Henry Crocombe over the long-on rope.
Sussex 204 v Essex 492-9
A second maximum of the morning and a second for Simon Harmer.
He leans back and levers Henry Crocombe into the seats.
Harmer follows that up with a four - he has 42 not out now.
Sussex 204 v Essex 482-9
Different day same story for Sussex.
Simon Harmer clouts Gurinder Sandhu over the rope for a maximum to move to 31 not out.
The Essex run rate remains over four an over.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWe had a few rain delays yesterday, especially in Scarborough, and a lot of heavy cloud around the south.
There still isn't much sun around today but the forecast looks a bit more promising with only a few showers expected in the north and south east - light ones or none at all we hope.
The best of the sunshine looks set to be in the west and Wales, spectators heading to our matches in Cheltenham and Cardiff will be glad to hear.
Derbys 189 v Leics 398 & 0-0
Leicestershire take a 209 run lead into day three.
They have opted not to enforce the follow-on with Rishi Patel and Sol Budinger both on a pair as they head out to the middle.
Sussex 204 v Essex 475-9
No declaration from Essex overnight.
We have bright sunshine at Hove this morning so the visitors want to add a few more runs before having another go at the Sussex batting.
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The leaders Leicestershire take a 209 run lead into the third day of their match with second-placed Derbyshire at Derby.
Rehan Ahmed followed up his century with six wickets.
Glamorgan are on top against Kent with the visitors still trailing by 66 runs with nine second innings wickets intact.
Northamptonshire have a big day of batting ahead of them against Middlesex at Northwood.
At 126-4 in their first innings they are a massive 499 runs behind.
Glos 179-1 v Lancs 557
James Anderson hasn't played at Cheltenham for six years and bowling at the College has got a little tougher during that time.
Lancashire were on the verge of being bowled out relatively cheaply at 302-8, Chris Green, with a career-best 160, and Tom Hartley, also a new best of 130, added the county's record ninth-wicket stand of 212.
In reply, Anderson has got through eight overs and picked up the only wicket of the Gloucestershire innings so far, with Ben Charlesworth's 104 meaning the hosts return in good shape.