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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Somerset 161-6 v Durham 145
Before the wicket of Archie Vaughan there was a neat reverse sweep from Tom Lammonby off the bowling of George Drissell which brought up the Somerset batter's half century in 51 balls.
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Play has restarted in Northwood and follows the pattern of the rest of the afternoon as Middlesex bring up their 300 and second batting point.
Kane Williamson is up to 75 and closing in rapidly on joining partner Max Holden (131 not out) as a day one centurion.
Stand-in captain Kiran Carlson has gone for 27 for Glamorgan as they have crept to 56-2 off 20 overs against Kent.
That is now less than 100 behind the visitors after their massive collapse earlier.
Vaughan lbw b Parkinson 15 (Somerset 156-6 v Durham 145)
Archie Vaughan has pushed forward but missed a straight one from Callum Parkinson. It hits him in front of middle and off and the finger goes up.
Vaughan may have failed to work out his angles, but he was sufficiently aware to know that was plumb.
His partnership with Tom Lammonby has added 51 for the sixth wicket and put Somerset into the lead.
Hants v Notts 152-4
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
A simple, simple wicket for Kyle Abbott.
Freddie McCann just held his bat out and chopped it straight up in the air at point and a very, very easy catch for Sonny Baker.
He's played beautifully all day, but what a very tame way to go.
For the second time this season McCann out bang on 79 when there was a three-figure score up for grabs.
A real blow for Notts.
Sussex 204 v Essex 90-1
Sussex introduce the spin of Jack Carson as they search for a second wicket.
Paul Walter launches the final delivery of his first over beyond the long-on rope for six.
Derbys v Leics 319-3
Image source, Rex FeaturesStill no sign of Derbyshire breaking this stand between Lewis Hill (118*) and Peter Handscomb (79*).
Up comes the 150 partnership for the fourth wicket.
There are going to be some sore limbs in the Derbyshire dressing room this evening.
Hants v Notts 152-4
Kyle Verreynne comes in to replace Freddie McCann and clubs his first ball down the ground for four runs.
Up comes the Notts 150 in fine style.
Yorks 282-4 v Surrey
There does not appear to be any rain for all the dark clouds swirling the ground.
But the light has deteriorated sufficiently for the umpires to call time on play.
It could be the last action and plenty of those at Scarbados have packed up their tupperware and knitting and decided that is that for the day.
In fact, as the words are being written, it is now raining.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 213-6
Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator
Ethan Brookes has played very well for his 50.
He came in at a tricky point when the fall of Adam Hose at 109-4, they were wobbling a bit then.
Now he's in quite a responsible position to bat with the lower order, and that's not to insult Ben Allison's batting because we've already seen he's keen to take the opportunity to score, but I think the onus is on Brookes to steer this.
We haven't really seen anything in the pitch that would suggest that it's not going to turn into quite a good pitch to bat on.
Somerset 148-5 v Durham 145
A swept four from Archie Vaughan takes Somerset past Durham's first innings score to a lead of three with five wickets in hand.
McCann c Baker b Abbott 79 (Hants v Notts 148-4)
Oh Freddie McCann what have you done?
He looked odds on for a ton but McCann dangles the bat and just lobs Kyle Abbott's delivery into the air where Sonny Baker takes an easy catch.
It's a very disappointing end to an enterprising innings.
Yorks 280-4 v Surrey
Have Yorkshire got away with another one there?
Nigel Llong is the umpire who did not give the stumping appeal against James Wharton earlier and there is even more head scratching about that one which appears, on replays, to be hitting Matthew Revis's middle stump.
Dan Worrall could have had a fourth wicket of the day there. As it is, Yorkshire trundle on towards 300.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 211-6
Ethan Brookes steers one out into the covers to jog through for an 82-ball 50.
A half-century for the Pears against his old club the Bears.
Derbys v Leics 301-3
On and on and on go the Division Two leaders.
The 300 is up with Lewis Hill on 109* and Peter Handscomb has 72 not out.
Somerset 123-5 v Durham 145
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Tom Banton's disappointing run continues and Durham's comeback in this game of cricket very much continues.
Well bowled by George Drissell.
Wharton c Blake b Worrall 78 (Yorks 276-4 v Surrey)
Another wicket and another missed chance for a hundred.
James Wharton has batted well for his 78 and will kick himself for missing out on three figures.
But he does not quite get into line with that one from Dan Worrall which leaves him a touch and Josh Blake does the honours behind the stumps.
Sussex 204 v Essex 63-1
Nick Gledhill
BBC Essex
That's a big blow because Dean Elgar has not played the major innings this season.
After threatening to do so today, he goes for 46 from 51 balls.
Taylor lbw b Tazeem Ali 7 (Warwickshire v Worcestershire 196-6)
That is as dead as a dodo as far as Tom Taylor is concerned.
Tazeem Ali skids one on and after shuffling across his stumps, Taylor has nowhere to go when the ball crashes into his pads.
The Worcestershire innings is creaking.
Elgar c Ibrahim b Hudson Prentice 46 (Sussex 204 v Essex 63-1)
Sussex finally find a way through.
Dean Elgar is through his shot a little early and he lobs the ball to Danial Ibrahim on the on side off the bowling of Fynn Hudson-Prentice.
Banton c Clark b Drissell 10 (Somerset 115-5 v Durham 145)
The wobble continues.
Somerset have now lost four for 17 runs and, after a decent start, are doing their best to level this game up.
It was a mirror image of the Tom Abell dismissal, this time Tom Banton pushes forward in a defensive block to George Drissell and gets another inside edge to Graham Clark at short leg.