Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Tom Lammonby is now the highest scorer in the match.

He's gone past Olly Stone's 83 and is going to be facing the third different bowler from the Stuart Broad End since tea.

Ed Barnard is round the wicket to Nick Gubbins, who plays defensively into mid wicket.

Maiden over and this game is shaping up to be a very even contest.

A lovely looking drive is denied the run it deserved as Matt Critchley's cover drive off Bas de Leede picks out the fielder at extra cover.

Just the Paul Walter single off the over.

Callum Parkinson returns to the attack and Walter welcomes him back by going down on one knee and sweeping him over the square leg boundary for six.

Not for the first time today, the umpires pick through the box of used balls for a replacement.

Beyers Swanepoel drifts into the pads of Josh Bohannon, who taps the ball through mid wicket for one.

Matty Hurst drives but can't get the ball past Daniel Bell-Drummond at mid off.

He remains on nought after eight deliveries as Kent have gained a bit of control since taking the second new ball.

Time for James Taylor to take a break after a spell of 2-11 from seven overs. Very much 'Sweet Baby James' from Surrey's point of view.

Jordan Clark takes up the attack. We haven't seen him for a while so he should be pretty fresh.

Lovely shot from Fletcha Middleton, putting away a leg stump half volley from Oliver Hannon-Dalby away through mid wicket for four runs.

He leaves outside off to end the over.

There seems to be a bit less movement of late in this Edgbaston pitch and Hampshire appear to be settling after the early loss of Toby Albert.

Paul Walter clips Callum Parkinson away for a single to bring up a 50 partnership with Matt Critchley for the fifth wicket, made from just 69 balls.

They came together before tea with Essex in a deep hole and have recovered well.

But Durham have a lot of runs to play with and this pair will need to add a whole lot more.

Timm van der Gugten hits two successive fours through the covers off Luke Procter and Glamorgan are 326-5 at Sophia Gardens, 47 runs to the good against Northants.

Luis Reece is now 81 not out for Derbyshire at Lord's - they are 191-3 in the 48th over against Middlesex.

Ben Cox square cuts Jack Carson for four and Leicestershire are 237-6, replying to Sussex's 442 all out. Peter Handscomb is 76 not out.

Just a couple of singles from the last three overs at Scarborough, where Gloucestershire are 120-2, 336 behind Yorkshire's first-innings total.

Calvin Harrison drops a little short and Tom Lammonby looks to steer it away to the short boundary for a four.

Olly Stone's efforts denies him the boundary, but they come back for two to bring up the 200 in the 62nd over.

Bas de Leede is brought into the attack, just days after returning from international duties with the Netherlands in the T20 World Cup.

Paul Walter takes his third ball for four and then adds a single.

A fantastic piece of fielding from Colin Ackermann in the gully keeps Matt Critchley down to further a single.

Nick Gubbins pulls a short ball from Oliver Hannon-Dalby for two and leaves the next ball on a fuller length outside off stump.

The runs have slowed to a trickle here as Hampshire strive to get through the new ball.

The tea break has sharpened the Nottinghamshire bowlers, with Calvin Harrison, in particular, causing a few problems.

An athletic diving stop from Lyndon James on the boundary to keep Tom Abell down to a two off Olly Stone's bowling underlines the commitment.

But that's lovely from Tom Abell who unfurls a fine straight drive to send Stone's final ball for four. His best shot of the day.

Abell is up to 64 and the deficit is 168 runs.

Great shot.

Ollie Price comes down the track to Dom Bess and hoists it handsomely over long-on for six. He is 26 not out.

Oliver Hannon-Dalby is bowling a tight line to Fletcha Middleton, who leaves a little dangerously as the ball -nips back and bounces a whisker over the stumps.

He's subsequently a little squared up in defence but survives the over.

Chris Woakes is out of the attack for now and Ed Barnard is coming on.

Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator

It's imperative that Warwickshire make the most of this new ball.

They'll still be a little bit of movement around. We've seen in both innings even with an old ball it's been a little bit there but of course it will move more frequently with the hard ball.

Matt Critchley gets a thick edge to a Matthew Potts delivery and it flies wide of the slips to the third man boundary.

It's his first boundary, albeit of the streaky variety.

Now that's more convincing.

Critchley whips Colin Ackermann over the long on boundary, almost into the upper tier of the stand for six.

It also brings up the 150 in the 41st over.