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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Yorks 151-2 v Surrey
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
It's been a very interesting day of cricket so far.
We've still got a bit of way to go until tea time which will be when there are 32 overs remaining in the day.
Wagner c Davey b Ball 24 (Somerset v Durham 137-9)
Now Jake Ball joins the party ending a good little cameo from Neil Wagner.
The Kiwi has just mistimed that drive and lobbed it to Josh Davey at mid-on but he has done a decent job of adding some heft to Durham's innings.
Yorkshire 151-2 v Surrey
James Wharton clips Jamie Overton for two runs to bring up Yorkshire's 150 and these two, Wharton and Will Luxton, have done a decent job after the loss of the openers.
Hants v Notts 20-1
Good afternoon.
We are back out at Utilita Bowl and ready to go - 57 overs remain in the day - overtime all around everyone (makes note to speak to boss).
The floodlights are on.
Somerset v Durham 133-8
And that is a fourth boundary in the over from Wagner.
The partnership is 30 from four overs and Jack Leach is now on to slow things down a bit.
Ahmed c Jewell b Chappell 115 (Derbys v Leics 169-3)
Zak Chappell makes the breakthrough for Derbyshire.
Rehan Ahmed's fine innings ends on 115 as Australian Caleb Jewell hangs onto the catch.
Peter Handscomb is next in for the Division Two leaders.
Somerset v Durham 129-8
Neil Wagner (20) and Matthew Potts (11) are taking the game to Somerset and Josh Davey is their target.
The Somerset man has been the one bowler slightly off the pace this morning and three fours in four balls from Wagner has continued to interrupt his rhythm.
Middlesex 150-1 v Northamptonshire
Max Holden is a very fine player and the left-hander brings up a well-deserved half-century.
Ben Sanderson tries to bounce him but it's down legside and Holden helps it fine for an easy four off his 125th delivery.
It has not always been easy today, but the 27-year-old is getting his rewards for sticking in there.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 89-3
A first maximum of the match as Adam Hose swivels on to the back foot and pulls Ethan Bamber over the short boundary into the Hollies Stand.
A cardinal sin from Bamber to drop short when you're looking for a bit of seam movement.
A much better length next ball but Hose manages to squirt it down to the vacant area at deep third and he picks up three more.
This is becoming a good recovery act between him and Brett D'Oliveira.
Derbys v Leics 165-2
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's been a little more sedate than his partner Rehan Ahmed's century but Lewis Hill gets to 50 from 116 balls with four fours.
His effort has been just as important as Ahmed's after he came in at 0-2.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 80-3
That is beautiful from Pears captain Brett D'Oliveira.
Ollie Hannon-Dalby offers a bit of width and also goes too full and D'Oliveira drives it imperiously through the covers.
It's a long boundary on the offside for him, as this Edgbaston pitch is very lopsided, but that had no problem in going all the way.
Hants v Notts 20-1
Providing we have no further rain we will resume play at 14:45 BST.
We went off at 11:45.
There are 57 overs remaining in the day with tea set for 16:30.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 75-3
Phil Britt
BBC Radio WM
Warwickshire have bowled pretty well. I thought Ethan Bamber bowled really accurately this morning and Ed Barnard again, as he does nearly every time he plays, always puts in a good shift.
Ollie Hannon-Dalby will be anxious to get some wickets. It's not been a great season for him. He missed the first couple of games of the season against Durham and Sussex but it's been thin picking for him.
For a bowler who in the past couple of seasons who has got 50 Championship wickets each year, he has just nine at the moment.
Raine c Rew b Davey 42 (Somerset v Durham 102-8)
And Ben Raine's luck runs out.
He has lashed Josh Davey for 12 in three balls but has not moved his feet at all and edged a simple chance behind to James Rew.
The way Raine attacked has stood out as the way to go here, for all that his hand was pretty much forced by the failure of those above him.
But Somerset will take note and could come out swinging when they get into bat.
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Northants have a wicket at Northwood where Ben Sanderson has removed Sam Robson for 57.
Middlesex now have New Zealand star Kane Williamson at the crease with Max Holden on 130-1.
Kent skipper Daniel Bell-Drummond has moved to 34, but Glamorgan have dismissed Chris Benjamin for 23, lbw to Ben Kellaway.
The visitors are now 139-3.
Somerset v Durham 98-7
That was a very difficult chance and Archie Vaughan has done well to dive to his left at cover and stop the boundary but, with a little more luck, he might have hung on to that.,
Ben Raine is fighting fire with fire here and lashed Josh Davey for six, two (the drop) and four.
Warwickshire v Worcestershire 74-3
A good ball from Beau Webster strikes Adam Hose on the pads.
There is an enthusiastic shout from behind the stumps, if less so from the bowler, but crucially the call is not out.
Webster almost goes as if for a conflab with his team-mates to discuss sending it upstairs for a review.
Not here, mate! This is county cricket.
Sussex 120-6 v Essex
Nick Gledhill
BBC Essex
That's a huge wicket because of Fynn Hudson-Prentice's credentials with the bat.
He is a very useful all-rounder but Jamie Porter was just too good for him there. A very good delivery.
Essex are doing really well.
Derbys v Leics 150-2
The 150 is up for the Division Two leaders and Rehan Ahmed (107*) and Lewis Hill (42*) have a 150 partnership for the third wicket.
I'm not sure at 0-2 in the morning gloom any of us would have predicted this.
Glocs v Lancs 105-2
Covers are on as a bit of light rain comes down.
Marcus Harris (16) and Josh Bohannon (39) have steadied the ship for Lancs in the second session and the visitors will feel they are in decent shape.
Light rain has turned into slightly heavier rain and the bowlers run ups are now being covered as well.
