George Balderson and Nathan Lyon are bowling out the day as the light has improved.

Not going to see James Anderson bowling late on a rather chilly evening by the seaside in the north west, mark my words.

Will Young has moved on to 11 from 99 deliveries, Joe Clarke has eight from 22 and the deficit is down to 146.

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Great way for Jacob Bethell to bring up his half-century, depositing Craig Overton into the stand for an enormous six.

The left-hander has faced 71 balls and that's his second maximum, in addition to six fours.

Could the Bears be eyeing an overnight declaration? They now lead Somerset by 381 with five overs remaining.

Kent have frustrated Hampshire this afternoon and this pesky 84-run partnership between Ben Compton and Jack Leaning in particular.

Leaning has spent seven-and-a-half hours at the crease in the past 28 hours or so. He ended with 118 in the first innings and has 32 in this second innings so far.

Compton has 71 at the other end.

They still trail by 30 with eight wickets in hand but realistically the visitors will need to bat out the vast majority of the final day too if they are to salvage a draw from this game.

The target remains a distant speck on the horizon, a mirage perhaps, but Glamorgan are not giving this one up.

Sam Northeast collects his sixth boundary as he sends Marchant de Lange to the rope.

Three balls later a lovely drive through the covers for four brings up the Glammy 200 and moves the skipper on to 36.

The draw may be the realistic positive result for the visitors, but this pitch is giving up a lot of second innings runs so...

Good news. The light has improved and there is no rain in the air.

The crowd is sparse but we'll have eight more overs this evening, all being well.

It'll be spin from both ends once again, though.

Dan Worrall sends down the first of those 12 overs for tonight and it's a maiden to Nick Browne.

The opener plays it solidly enough, although one delivery fizzes just past his outside edge.

Jack Leach has bowled consistently so far, but he's just given up two fours in successive deliveries.

The first of those was dropped short and hoisted through midwicket by Jacob Bethell, but the second was a streaky edge past the keeper. All important runs, however, and Warwickshire lead by 341 now,

Bethell is on 26, with Sam Hain 36 and we have 12 overs remaining tonight.

Josh de Caires (34 not out) pulls Matt Salisbury for a single and that brings up the Middlesex 250 in the 74th over.

There's still 16 overs remaining today. Yep 16.

Ten of them, potentially with the new ball.

Ben Compton has moved on to 65 while Jack Leaning has 29 and these two have added 73 from 21 overs together.

Just what the doctor ordered for Daniel Bell-Drummond.

Worcestershire's win at Durham is something of a hammer blow for Kent and they will be desperate to avoid defeat and being cut further drift at the foot of the table.

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Superb knock by Ryan Patel!

He reaches his fourth first-class hundred by drilling Simon Harmer back down the ground for four, the landmark coming up in just 122 balls.

Credit also to Dan Worrall, who has played the spinners extremely well to ensure Patel had a chance for his ton - and on top of that, Surrey's lead is now an extremely healthy 356.

Keith Barker is limping, the ball has hit him on the left ankle and he's coming off.

That's a blow. It's a blow for any player in that situation but it's a blow for Hampshire.

Having gone off with this light it's unlikely to improve.

There might be some rain. If it is it's very, very fine.

Oh no.

It's not a surprise but still a shame. There are 16 overs left in theory but not sure how many we will see.

It is gloomy and there are spits and spots of rain about, too. The grounds crew are mobilising. The spectators are heading for the exits.

This will help Notts more than it will Lancs.

New Zealand international Will Young has centuries in ODIs and T20 cricket. He has made more than 30 tons in all formats in total. He averages more than 40 and his strike rate in T20s is 130.

He has made 10 from 75 deliveries at Southport this afternoon.

One of those kind of days...

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Two overs after Glamorgan lose Kiran Carlson, the visitors have a little something to cheer.

It's a sight that English cricket fans are a little too familiar with, but Marnus Labuschagne raises his bat.

A single off Matt Taylor brings a 56th career first-class 50 off 74 balls.

He's had to graft for this one, but it's a fourth half-century this season.

But he and Sam Northeast will need plenty more to save Glamorgan in this one.