A huge appeal from Matt Critchley!

Nick Gubbins had attempted to paddle sweep him, and was struck on the pads. Not out says umpire Ian Blackwell.

Wicketkeeper Michael Pepper has his hands on his head but the ball was heading rather leg sidey.

Not one for the family album - the moment when Lancashire's Rocky Flintoff was out first ball against Surrey at The Oval.

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Joe Leach finally gets his wicket, taking the edge of George Garrett's bat and Gareth Roderick takes his third catch of the innings.

Garrett goes for six, leaving Alfie Ogborne unbeaten on eight, and the hosts need 101 to claim just their second win of the season.

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Toby Albert and Nick Gubbins are slowly getting out of survival mode and starting to consider the bonus point situation.

The pair have added 50 without giving anything away, as things go flat for the bowlers.

Albert has taken a liking to Matt Critchley's leg spin - he opens his shoulders and dispatches for six over long-on.

Bas de Leede into the attack for Ben Raine and finds the boot of Lyndon James with a full ball.

There's no big appeal, though, James runs a leg bye.

Olly Stone then collects his first boundary off Daniel Hogg to move to 10 and cut the deficit to 57.

Double change by Surrey as Jordan Clark and Tom Lawes come into the attack.

Lawes' first ball is a wide half-volley and Josh Bohannon drives it square for four.

Two balls later, Bohannon has another go outside off stump and is fortunate that a thick edge flies between second slip and gully and runs away to the third man boundary.

Gloucestershire still await their first breakthrough of the morning.

Very much a batter's pitch this one and Ian Holland and Rishi Patel have added 34 to Leicestershire's overnight score in 10 overs so far.

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Teenage debutant Daniel Hogg has picked up a five-for on the final morning here in CLS.

Both catches have come in the slips. Scott Borthwick took the first one, at first slip, low to his right. That saw off Jack Haynes, who'd faced 172 balls for a very determined 69.

Calvin Harrison then edged to Ashton Turner at second slip on one.

Hogg, who is 19 and came through the academy, has bowled really well in the absence of the injured Neil Wagner. His figures are 5-60 in 22 overs with six maidens.

It's a grey day in the North East and there's a threat of rain in the not too distant future, so Durham need to wrap this up quickly. Two more wickets needed for an innings victory.

George Garrett gets off the mark in fine style with a first-ball four off Tom Taylor who is sniffing a five-for at Worcester.

An Alfie Ogborne single off Joe Leach - the 100th over of the Kent second innings - takes the lead to 96

It won't be an innings defeat for Glamorgan - although any hopes of avoiding a heavy defeat are still a pipe dream.

Mason Crane has been very assured thus far in his 24. Indeed he's the man to take his side into the lead with a smashing cover drive for four.

There was no hat-trick for Dan Worrall following the wickets of Keaton Jennings and Rocky Flintoff, but he won't be bothered by that.

Another fine over by the Australian sees just two added to the Lancashire total. Matty Hurst is now out there with Josh Bohannon.

What a debut!

Daniel Hogg is bowling Durham to victory here.

He once again takes an outside edge, this time from the bat of Calvin Harrison, and Ashton Turner pouches the chance at second slip.

That's six wickets in the match for the 19-year-old.

Olly Stone joins Lyndon James. Notts still 65 short of making the hosts bat again.

Yorkshire are certainly not hanging about.

Dan Moriarty pulls another short ball from Jack Carson for four.

It's time for Ollie Robinson, but his third delivery is smashed over point by Adam Lyth for his second six of the morning.

Just 43 more needed by the White Rose.

Lyndon James picks up his first four of the morning as he guides Daniel Hogg down to the third man boundary.

Back-to-back boundaries as James turns the next ball through midwicket and moves to 17.

Notts trail by 70.