Dropped catchpublished at 11:31 British Summer Time 24 June

11:31 BST 24 June

Notts 347-9 v Somerset

Dane Paterson is almost run out by a shy at the stumps as he scampers a bold single off his second ball.

He will retain the strike for Craig Overton's next over - not sure his batting partner Dillon Pennington would be so chuffed with that.

He fences at the second ball in unconvincing fashion, and then gets an edge to the fourth. It's a gimme catch, but wicketkeeper James Rew dives in front of Tom Abell and spills it.

Paterson takes a fortunate single.

Josh Bohannon is back and across to Charlie Stobo, defending into the off side.

Bohannon keeps the strike with a push into the off side.

Leicestershire need just six overs to pick up the three wickets they needed to bring Sussex's first innings to an end.

John Simpson is left unbeaten on 183 as Ian Holland has Sean Hunt caught at first slip by Peter Handscomb - a nothing shot, following the earlier departures of Nathan McAndrew and Ollie Robinson.

Simpson faced 258 balls in total and hit 29 fours, but his side finish eight runs short of maximum batting points.

100 for Dan Lawrencepublished at 11:28 British Summer Time 24 June

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Worcs v Surrey 371-6

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If you're going to reach 100, that's the way to do it.

Tom Taylor fires one into the slot and Dan Lawrence meets the ball with an exquisite cover drive for four.

It's his second century for Surrey, this one taking 143 balls and including 14 fours.

There's going to be a delay now, though, as partner Sean Abbott ducks into a short one from Taylor and is struck on the helmet.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

That's the breakthrough that Somerset have been hoping for and it means that they have got their third batting point.

Olly Stone is gone but he gets a good round of applause and he thoroughly deserves it.

Sam Hain has a life on two as he is squared up going forward to Keith Barker, edging wide of the two slips for four.

Dan Mousley is forward to Kyle Abbott, defending into the on side.

Maiden over.

Simon Harmer overpitches and Colin Ackermann jumps all over it. whipping it through the covers for a four.

The over costs two more singles and Durham continue untroubled along their merry way.

Josh Bohannon is forward to block Charlie Stobo, who is bowling a tidy spell this morning.

He's hardly bowled a loose ball this morning but his third delivery is leg side and glanced away square for one.

It's also a no ball and that takes the second wicket partnership to 50 in 96 balls.

Stobo comes back strongly to draw Wells forward into a play and miss outside off.

Lovely shot!

Olly Stone drives Migael Pretorius through the gap between extra cover and mid-off for his first four of the morning.

He takes a single off the sixth ball to move onto 82 and retain the strike for the next over.

Stone needs nine more for his new first-class best score.

This is Sam Hain's third Championship game of the summer and a season average of 17 is very low for a player of his pedigree.

He's off the mark first ball against Kyle Abbott and Dan Mousley gets a single of his own.

Hain leaves Abbott outside off stump and survives an LBW shout fifth ball. Possibly just missing leg, but worryingly Hain is playing across the line.

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Leicestershire have an early wicket at Hove as Wiaan Mulder finds a little bit of extra lift and Nathan McAndrew is caught at slip for 52. John Simpson is still there on 182 and Sussex are 435-8.

Toby Roland-Jones has departed for exactly the same score at Lord's, where Middlesex are 351-8 against Derbyshire, caught off paceman Daryn Dupavillon.

George Hill hits back to back fours off Ajeet Singh Dale as Yorkshire advance to 365-3 after three overs of play at Scarborough against Gloucestershire.

Eddie Byrom and Billy Root have posted a 50 partnership for Glamorgan at Sophia Gardens, replying to Northamptonshire's 279 all out.

Dillon Pennington gets straight off the mark for the morning with a four off his first ball of day two, sending Migael Pretorius' first ball of day two to the third man boundary.

He then repeats the trick off the next over off Craig Overton.

It's the fourth boundary of his innings to third man.

Somerset react by moving a fielder to this very spot.

Pennington is up to 28 off just 29 balls. Valuable runs as Notts close in on a third batting point.

Charlie Stobo over steps and that no ball takes Lancashire past 50 in the 17th over.

Solid start for the Red Rose county this morning.

Frank Watson
BBC Hereford & Worcester

That was almost exactly the same way that Rory Burns was out yesterday but in reverse because Jordan Clark is right handed.

For the second day running Tom Taylor takes a wicket in the first over.

Clark can't believe it.

Simon Harmer is straight into the attack this morning and opens to Colin Ackermann.

Ackermann nudges a cheeky single to move on to 59 and that’s maximum five batting bonus points for Durham, secured in just the 98th over.

They rattled along yesterday at 4.63 runs an over - this morning could get lively if this pair get set once again.

Essex will want to avoid another long, hot day in the field.

A good first over from Charlie Stobo, bowling an off stump line back of a length and conceding just a single to Luke Wells.

Beyers Swanepoel however is too full at first and Wells drives down the ground for four.

The fourth ball is also very full, this time on a leg stump line and Wells lofts it in front of square for four more.

The innings deficit is under 200.

Ben Allison and keeper Gareth Roderick think Dan Lawrence has nicked that one. The umpire doesn't agree. The Surrey batter survives. He is 92 not out.