Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It's just not happening for Durham and I've said that a few time over the years.

They've tried things and they've mixed it up.

Do they try a bit of spin?

Those two wickets in quick succession have certainly had the effect Somerset would have hoped for - namely to check Warwickshire's progress in this second innings.

Jack Leach and Craig Overton are keeping it tight at the moment and the runs have dried up somewhat. Even with a lead of 239 on the board, the Bears will want plenty more before a possible declaration comes into their thinking.

Absolutely no trouble for Yorkshire at Chesterfield as they need only 43 overs to bowl Derbyshire out for a second time.

Mitch Wagstaff fell for a Diamond duck and that was the beginning of further misery for the hosts, having last just 28 overs first time around.

Ben Coad finishes with 6-30 and Vishwa Fernando 4-58 to seal Yorkshire's second win of the season.

They took a while to get their season up and running but two consecutive victories by huge margins have catapulted the White Rose right up into the promotion race.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Craig Overton is bowling well within himself. He knows it's going to be a long day.

Somerset would obviously like to take some wickets but if they can't take wickets then they want to keep the scoring rate in check, so that they minimise the amount of time they have to bat in the fourth innings to save the game.

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Durham v Worcs 178-3 (Target: 231)

Kashif Ali glances Ben Raine to third man for a couple and brings up a 77-ball half-century with six fours.

He and Adam Hose, on 43, are leading Worcestershire to victory at the moment.

The pair have now added 113 for the fourth wicket and the target is down to just 53.

Dan Whiting
BBC Radio London

Eathan Bosch has impressed me, I think he's been superb in this game. He looks a real handful.

He puts it up there and gives the ball a chance to swing.

On wickets that are more conducive to batting he will get some punishment at times because he does put it up there but he gives himself a chance as well.

Ben Slater carried his bat for an unbeaten 64 in Notts' first innings of 126, and he's back out there again with Haseeb Hameed after Keaton Jennings elected to enforce the follow-on, with a lead of 227.

Guess who has the new ball in his hand?

Ben Coad has taken two wickets in two balls to move Yorkshire to the cusp of victory at Chesterfield.

Derbyshire are now 131-8, still a mighty 259 behind, and are staring at a huge innings defeat after being rolled for just 76 in the first innings.

Leicestershire have also taken another wicket with Max Holden out for 37.

Middlesex 128-3 looking at a somewhat unlikely 466 to win at Grace Road.

Talking of unlikely, Glamorgan have been set 593 to win at Cheltenham after Gloucestershire declared on 610-5 with James Bracey making 204 not out.

Steady away for Glammy at 41-0.

Ben Compton and Feroze Khushi begin their quest to try to bat Kent to safety at Southampton.

Khushi bludgeoned his way to 53 from 39 balls in the first innings but has a far more circumspect three from 11 at the start of the second.

No rush.

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Lancashire 353-9d v Notts 126-9

Last man Dane Paterson is playing like a man possessed.

He's danced down the track and clobbered George Balderson for a straight six into a neighbour's garden.

New balls please.

Paterson is up to 19, with two sixes and a four. Hates running, clearly.

Richard Wilford
BBC Radio WM commentator

I really like the energy that Kasey Aldridge is putting into this spell.

Somerset need it and somebody has got to do that for them.

Ben Stokes asks the umpires to take a look at the ball after Kashif Ali takes another single and moves to 36.

But even the weight of the England Test captain cannot convince the, to change the ball. Play on.

Stokes and Siddle are in regular conversation between every ball as they seek a bit of magic.

But the final ball strays down leg and Adam Hose gratefully flicks it down to fine leg for his fifth boundary. He goes to 31.

Worcs need 87 more.

Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

Ben Slater is a one man machine here for Nottinghamshire.

Notts have added 29 runs and counting for this last wicket with Dane Paterson making eight from 31 balls - six of which came from one lusty blow over the ropes off Nathan Lyon.

Ben Slater has 62 at the other end. They have whittled the deficit down to 240.