Summary

  • Rocky Flintoff is out first ball as Surrey beat Lancashire by an innings and 63 runs

  • Worcestershire beat bottom-of-the-table Kent by eight wickets

  • Daniel Hogg takes 7-66 as Durham beat Nottinghamshire by an innings and 17 runs

  • Alex Davies makes 131 as Warwickshire draw with Somerset

  • Tom Prest & Toby Albert score hundreds in Hants v Essex draw

  • Middlesex stay second in Division Two with final-session victory over Northants

  • Jonny Bairstow out for nought but Yorkshire beat Sussex by four wickets

  • Derbyshire defeat Glamorgan by 10 wickets - first home Championship win since 2019

  • Gloucestershire draw with Leicestershire when rain ends play early

Live Reporting

Gideon Brooks, Chris Harby, Alex Smith and Paul Grunill

  1. Worcs 447 v Kent 171 & 366-8 lead by 90

    Alfie Ogborne thrusts his bat high into the air with an extravagant leave off Tom Taylor who is steaming in from the New Road End.

    An Akeem Jordan single and no-ball takes the fragile Kent lead to 90.

    The Pears act by introducing Joe Leach who replaces James Hartshorn.

  2. 50 runs

    for Hampshire

    Hants 55-1 v Essex 438-8d

    We're sorry to share that this doesn't have the feeling like a 19-wicket day.

    Jamie Porter and Sam Cook aren't getting anywhere near the help they need from the pitch or ball to find a way of seeing off Toby Albert and Nick Gubbins.

    Albert clips the ball through midwicket for three to bring up the 50 for Hampshire, and Gubbins celebrates it with a a boundary through square leg.

  3. wicket

    WICKET Jennings b Worrall 13

    Surrey 444-9 dec v Lancs 204 & 33-1

    Keaton Jennings is well and truly outfoxed by Dan Worrall.

    He offers no shot to a delivery bowled from round the wicket but it swings back in and cleans him up.

    Huge blow for Lancashire - 16-year-old Rocky Flintoff is next.

  4. dropped catch

    Dropped catch

    Derbys 429 v Glamorgan 168 & 250-7

    Mason Crane has fallen for Zak Chappell's short ball, with Nick Potts positioned at deep midwicket for the pull shot.

    Potts makes good ground to get around but despite his team-mates' celebrations, the ball is grounded as he dives and slides.

    A life for Crane on 12. Glamorgan are still 11 runs away from avoiding an innings defeat.

  5. 6 runs

    Yorks 48-2 - target 103

    Spinner Jack Carson was the main man with the ball for Sussex in Yorkshire's first innings.

    What can he do in this situation?

    His fourth delivery is short and Adam Lyth pulls it over mid-wicket for a maximum.

  6. wicket

    WICKET: Roland-Jones lbw b Sanderson 17

    Middlesex 257-9 v Northamptonshire 207

    And another. That is both the overnight batsman back in the shed.

    Leus du Plooy may well be grumbling about his dimissal as the ball clearly flicked his back pad on the way through to Lewis McManus's gloves.

    Toby Roland-Jones looked well and truly nailed by Ben Sanderson's arrow straight delivery, taking his haul to 6-62.

    This is moving quickly this morning.

  7. Surrey 444-9 dec v Lancs 205 & 28-1

    Josh Bohannon spoils what would have been a maiden over from Dan Worrall by flicking his final delivery away for a single.

    As you might expect, Surrey are offering up very little that is loose, and Lancashire are trying hard to avoid any kinds of rash shot.

  8. wicket

    WICKET Haynes c Borthwick b Hogg 69

    Durham 531-7 dec v Notts 229 & 223-7 (f-o)

    Breakthrough!

    Daniel Hogg has a fourth wicket as he takes the edge of Jack Haynes' bat and Scott Borthwick takes a super low catch at first slip.

    That's the one Durham really wanted and Haynes' obdurate 172-ball innings comes to and end.

    Could the 19-year-old complete a debut five-for?

    Calvin Harrison joins Lyndon James.

  9. Yorks 40-2 - target 103

    Easy runs for Adam Lyth.

    He flicks the first ball of a new Jaydev Unadkat over to fine leg for four and then square cuts a short ball to the point boundary.

    The left-hander is 19 not out, with nightwatch Dan Moriarty on eight.

  10. Worcs 447 v Kent 171 & 362-8 lead by 86

    Alfie Ogborne avoids a pair with a boundary off James Hartshorn and then picks up a single to keep the strike.

    Tom Taylor lets loose a huge appeal as a probing ball clips Ogborne through to the keeper.

    The batter looks as if hes walkign off, but the umpire remains unmoved and Ogborne returns to take guard. Replays suggest it brushed his leg and not the outside edge.

    Lovely delivery, though. Maiden.

  11. wicket

    WICKET: Du Plooy c McManus b Broad 71

    Middlesex 257-8 v Northamptonshire 207

    Justin Broad takes a wicketRex Features

    Early breakthrough.

  12. 50 partnership for Leicestershire

    Glos 544-4 dec v Leics 402 & 52-0

    Very hard to see this one ending in anything other than a draw.

    Ian Holland sweeps spinner Ollie Price from outside off stump for the day's first boundary and brings up a half-century opening partnership with Rishi Patel.

  13. new ball

    New ball

    Derbys 429 v Glamorgan 168 & 240-7

    Mason Crane and Dan Douthwaite batted out 51 overs last night, scoring 10 runs in their battle to make Derbyshire bat again.

    A second new ball is taken from the second over of the day, to which Crane clips the numberless Zak Chappell's first delivery to the boundary.

    Spinner Jack Morley shares the fresh nut from the other end, with a crowd around the bat.

  14. Durham 531-7 dec v Notts 229 & 219-6 (f-o)

    Jack Haynes takes three off Daniel Hogg's first over of the day which also concedes a leg bye.

    The deficit is down to 83.

    Ben Raine is loosening up and comes into the attack - Callum Parkinson's over allowing the seamer to change to the Lumley End.

  15. In case you haven't heard yet, Leicestershire's Josh Hull has been called into England's Test squad as a replacement for injured Mark Wood.

    This is what Hull thinks about it.

    Josh HullRex Features

  16. Play resumes at Utilita Bowl

    Hants 40-1 v Essex 438-8d

    Nick Gubbins and Toby Albert continue on their defensive streak from last night.

    One over, from Jamie Porter, done, a minimum of 95 overs to go. Essex need to take a wicket every 30 or so balls to pull off the seemingly impossible.

  17. Worcs 447 v Kent 171 & 357-8

    Shot!!!

    Tom Taylor beats the edge of Akeem Jordan with a beauty before the batter gets off the mark by crunching a sumptuous cover drive for four.

    He nudges the lead to 81.

  18. Yorks 29-2 - target 103

    Jaydev Unadkat will bowl the opening over at Scarbados.

    Just 75 more needed by Yorkshire.

    After five dot balls, Adam Lyth gets the scoreboard moving with a single and keeps the strike.

  19. Durham 531-7 dec v Notts 229 & 215-6 (f-o)

    A Jack Haynes edge to third man for three gets the scoreboard ticking on day four.

    Haynes moves to 62.

    Daniel Hogg is straight into the attack.

  20. Surrey 444-9 dec v Lancs 204 & 26-1

    Sam Curran has five balls to bowl to complete the over which was interrupted last evening.

    Keaton Jennings and Josh Bohannon are the two not out Lancashire batsmen.