Day one of four in the latest round of Championship matches
Division One: Leaders Surrey away to Yorkshire; Second-placed Notts visit Hampshire; Somerset v Durham; Sussex v Essex; Warwickshire v Worcestershire
Division Two: Top two meet as Derbyshire face Leicestershire; Gloucestershire-Lancashire; Middlesex v Northants; Glamorgan v Kent
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Warwickshire v Worcestershire 42-2
After the briefest of stoppages - the big covers were not even brought on - cricket resumes at Edgbaston.
Still a tricky time to bat for the Pears, though.
Sussex v Essex 69-4
A second rain break of the day at Hove.
That was a good mini-session for Essex with four wickets falling and a lot rests of the shoulders of James Coles and captain John Simpson for the home side.
Glocs v Lancs 58-1
A solid enough start for Lancs who have lost just Luke Wells this morning.
Keaton Jennings and Josh Bohannon have more than doubled the position since that first wicket fell at 28-1.
And with Marcus Harris and Phil Salt next in followed by Matty Hurst, Chris Green and George Balderson they have plenty of batting in the tank.
Captain Anderson will be pleased enough with the state of play as he sits with his feet up in the away dressing room.
Derbys v Leics 84-2
It seems a little silly to say Derbyshire need a breakthrough when they've removed both the openers but that was at 0-2.
Rehan Ahmed and Lewis Hill have rattled along at more than four runs an over since then and the visitors may have justified their decision to bat first.
Somerset v Durham 33-3
Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle
We have only had nine overs so far in Taunton, amid the showers, but that's been enough for Somerset to take three wickets. And it should have been four!
You have to strike while the iron's hot with this Kookaburra ball and Somerset put Durham in - on a green top - and did just that.
Craig Overton was on a hat-trick in the sixth over after he got Emilio Gay for 10 and Colin Ackermann first ball, both caught in the slips.
David Bedingham saw off the hat-trick ball but then fell in Lewis Gregory's first over when he edged to the 'keeper on one.
That brought Ollie Robinson to the middle. He should have gone for a second ball duck, but Overton dropped him at second slip off Gregory's bowling.
Then it rained and they all went off again. It's now chucking it down!
Ibrahim c Pepper b Ahmed 9 (Sussex 64-4 v Essex)
A second wicket for Indian seamer Khaleel Ahmed.
Danial Ibrahim chases a wide one with an airy sort of drive and Michael Pepper pouches a third catch of the day.
Sussex have lost four wickets for 36 runs.
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A 50 partnership between openers Sam Robson and Max Holden has Middlesex 58-0 in Northwood.
Robson has 24, and Holden 20. But Northants coach Darren Lehmann will not be happy with seven no-balls in 15 overs.
Kent are going along at over four-an-over against Glamorgan to get to 70-2 but the loss of openers Ben Compton for 17 and then Jaydn Denly for 29 should keep the hosts very interested.
Yorks 65-0 v Surrey
Adam Lyth and Finlay Bean are starting to look comfortable as the hosts make a decent start here in Scarborough.
The odd ball continues to beat the bat but the majority are starting to hit the middle with Bean (34) looking particularly good.
Hants v Notts 20-1
The rain is still falling at Utilita Bowl and we have been off the field for 35 minutes.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 42-2
A rain break in the Second City as Warwickshire and Worcestershire leave the field.
It got awfully gloomy and now the rain is falling. Not sure it will be too long a break though.
Somerset v Durham 33-3
The players are off and the covers are on as rain returns to Taunton.
Might be a decent time for Durham to have a little reset after a shaky start on a very green pitch.
Ollie Robinson might have been walking off never to return had Craig Overton not put him down.
As it is he will return in partnership with Alex Lees (20*) when they get back under way.
Derbys v Leics 70-2
Image source, Rex FeaturesRehan Ahmed does look the complete player.
He has turned himself into a genuine all-rounder and he goes to 50 from just 54 balls with six fours and one six.
Somerset v Durham 33-3
An simple catch for Craig Overton at second slip goes down.
The big man does not drop many and that should have been taken but Durham, who are in a bit of bother, get a life.
It would have been two wickets in Lewis Gregory's first over and, it could be the perfect sort of pitch for his accurate medium pace.
Bedingham c Rew b Gregory 1 (Somerset v Durham 33-3)
An inspired bowling change by Lewis Gregory brings the big wicket of David Bedingham.
Gregory brings himself on for Josh Davey and gets the breakthrough fourth ball, bringing Bedingham forward and leaving him slightly off this green seamer.
Libby c Smith b Bamber 21 (Warwickshire v Worcestershire 40-2)
Ethan Bamber's accurate eight-over burst is rewarded and it's wickets in consecutive overs for the Bears.
Far more of a proper edge than a feather off Jake Libby's bat and again Kai Smith does the business behind the stumps.
Both Pears openers now back in the hutch.
Yorks 54-0 v Surrey
Some unbrellas going up in the stands but the players are staying out there... for now.
Maybe there are some precious hair dos that need protecting from the drizzle or it is not raining in the middle but the play continues.
Haines c Harmer b Ahmed 19 Sussex (50-3 v Essex)
A third for Essex as Tom Haines departs.
Khaleel Ahmed has the Sussex opener edging a straight-forward catch to Simon Harmer at second slip and he doesn't drop those.
Sussex 50-2 v Essex
A couple of casualties along the way but Sussex have 50 on the board after losing the toss and being inserted by Essex.
James Coles (14*) seems to want to break the shackles but has looked a little frustrated.
Somerset v Durham 31-2
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
There was a little bit of extra bounce there which maybe drew Colin Ackermann in to playing the shot.
The last hat-trick that Craig Overton took was against Nottinghamshire in 2018 and all three catches at second slip were taken by Marcus Trescothick.
Somerset v Durham 31-2
David Bedingham deals with the hat trick ball comfortably, dabbing it down to square leg and taking a leisurely single.
