22 wickets fall between Somerset and Durham as hosts take 105-run first innings lead
Yorkshire end day on 282-4 against Division One leaders Surrey
Sussex bowled out for 204 by Essex; second-placed Notts reach 241-5 at Hampshire; Worcestershire battle to 262-8 against Warwickshire
Rehan Ahmed and Lewis Hill make hundreds for Division Two leaders Leicestershire at Derbyshire
Kent collapse from 148-3 to 155 all out versus Glamorgan
Max Holden hits 137 for Middlesex against Northamptonshire; Matty Hurst makes 105 for Lancashire away to Gloucestershire
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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.
Roderick c Smith b Barnard 11 (Warwickshire v Worcestershire 32-1)
Ed Barnard was denied in his first over, but not in his second.
An excellent line outside off-stump gets the very definition of a feather of Gareth Roderick's bat and it's a regulation job for the wicketkeeper.
Derbys v Leics 52-2
From 0-2 to 52-2 this is a good recovery from Leicestershire.
Rehan Ahmed (37*) has looked good since coming in at the fall of the first wicket with Lewis Hill (15*) a little more circumspect in his approach.
Sussex 46-2 v Essex
An hour of play at Hove and Essex introduce Simon Harmer to the attack.
The South African spinner hasn't quite been as dominant this season but he is still eighth in the averages for wickets taken so far with 29 to his name.
Ackermann c Kohler-Cadmore b Overton 0 (Somerset v Durham 26-2)
Two in two balls for Craig Overton who will be on a hat-trick when he resumes at the start of his next over.
A straightforward catch at first slip for Tom Kohler-Cadmore as Colin Ackermann's innings is over before it has begun.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 32-0
A first change in bowling for Warwickshire as Ed Barnard is thrown the ball.
He immediately has an LBW appeal but umpire Michael Gough was not interested.
Barnard starts with a maiden, though.
Gay c Gregory b Overton 10 (Somerset v Durham 26-1)
Somerset have a breakthrough early.
Emilio Gay throws an accusing look at the pitch after edging that to second slip off Craig Overton where Lewis Gregory takes a good catch low and slightly to his right.
Somerset v Durham 22-0
This is a very green pitch with the two strips either side almost the same colour as the one they are playing on. And Somerset's bowlers, Josh Davey and Craig Overton, are getting plenty from it.
Perhaps mindful that there could be a pearl coming any time soon Emilio Gay and Alex Lees are trying to score quickly but they are being beaten plenty too.
Overton has just failed to get the edge of Lees bat then being carved over slips with a big edge. Now Davey beats the Durham opener.
Sussex 39-2 v Essex
Adrian Harms
BBC Sussex
It's a good delivery from Sam Cook and I think Tom Alsop had to play it.
A good bit of keeping too and Essex will be delighted to pick up a couple of wickets.
Sussex 39-2 v Essex
Suddenly the pressure is on Sussex and James Coles decides to leave one alone from Sam Cook - a good idea? Probably not as the ball seams back into the batsman and thuds into his pads but it's too high.
Coles then edges past third slip for a couple of runs and flays the subsequent delivery to the point boundary for four.
There's plenty happening at Hove.
Middlesex 22-0 v Northamptonshire
And they're back!
That did not last long as the Middlesex batters resume their first innings.
Alsop c Pepper b Cook 3 (Sussex 31-2 v Essex)
One brings two.
Sam Cook gets in on the act and it's two wickets in the space of three runs for Essex.
The England seamer has Tom Alsop propping forward and there's a hint of nip away from the batsman who edges to Michael Pepper.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 25-0
Chloe Brewer
Birmingham Phoenix batter on BBC Radio WM
There doesn't look like there is too much in the pitch.
There's quite a lot of humidity around so you're getting a little bit of shape, but nothing from the pitch from the bowlers so far.
But that could change.
Middlesex 20-0 v Northamptonshire
The players are off and the covers are on in Northwood.
Sam Robson and Max Holden have watchfully come through this first period before the rain has arrived.
Hants v Notts 20-1
The rain has arrived at Utilita Bowl - the hover cover fires up and the players head off.
