More width from George Garrett and Josh Bohannon carves the ball through the off side for four.

Garrett tightens his line and no more runs are scored in the over.

Drinks break here at Canterbury now.

Dillon Pennington gets one to shape away late to Tom Abell and it is a WHISKER away from catching his outside edge on its way intot he gloves of Tom Moores.

Lyndon James is back again at the Stuart Broad End as Olly Stone takes a breather.

James induces a few more groans of anguish from the slips as his fifth ball keeps low and almost cleans up Tom Abell who jabs his bat down just in time.

Nervy moments for the Somerset man.

Lancashire set a new record for their highest second wicket partnership against Kent breaking a record held since 1914, as Josh Bohannon works a leg side ball from Matt Parkinson square for a single.

The stand is now worth 210.

James Fuller draws Michael Burgess into the drive and gets a play and miss as the ball seams away.

He bowls short to Burgess, who stays in the crease to defend.

Maiden over.

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Kent 244 v Lancs 215-1

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There it is! His first century of the season.

Width from George Garrett and flayed through cover point on the back foot for a 16th four.

173 balls faced for the hundred.

Having bowled the sole over for Durham before lunch, Callum Parkinson is brought back into attack replacing Ben Raine.

He will work in tandem with Peter Siddle who's on for Matthew Potts.

Just a couple of singles from the spinner's over.

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Glamorgan 222-2 v Northants 279

Justin Broad is wide outside off stump and Kiran Carlson crashes it square for four to pass 50 for the fifth time this season.

The bowler may still be cursing his luck after Carlson edged him between the keeper and first slip earlier in the over and neither moved.

This half-century took him 74 balls, and included seven fours.

Olly Stone, bowling over the wicket, angles a ball across Tom Lammonby which whistles past his outside edge.

A single brings Tom Abell on strike who pulls Stone's final ball off the back foot for four through the covers.

Dillon Pennington is back on looking for his second wicket, replacing Dane Paterson.

George Garrett is back in the attack but his fourth ball is too leg side and glanced fine by Josh Bohannon for four.

That brings up the 200 partnership in 318 balls.

He's on 96.

Luke Wells is five short of a century of his own and he's back and across to leg spinner Matt Parkinson to defend.

Parkinson is very wide with his fourth ball and straightens up for the last two of the over. Maiden over.

Runs are starting to flow for Warwickshire after the early loss of Dan Mousley since lunch.

Seven singles come off the latest Muhammad Abbas over and James Fuller is carefully milked for singles at the other end.

Keith Barker has the ball and takes it to the umpires asking for it to be changed. That's a no.

Fuller bangs the ball in short and then goes full, restricting the scoring to three for the over.

Kyle Abbott is coming back on at the Pavilion End.

Dan Worrall has been one of the stand-out bowlers in Division One so far this season. What does he have in store for Worcestershire?

No early dramas for the Pears - three singles from his opening over.

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Tom Westley moves to nine with his second boundary off the first ball of Matthew Potts' fifth over. Five dots follow.

Den Elgar then flicks two off his legs off Ben Raine's first ball and then shows super timing to drive the next ball through covers to bring up the Essex fifty off 62 balls.

There's barely a cloud in the sky and the sun is shining brightly. Time to make hay.

Ben Watts
BBC Radio Kent

It's Lancashire who are on top in this game.

Kent haven't managed to get any wickets so far today.

The very experienced batting pair of Luke Wells and Josh Bohannon have dominated proceedings.

We'd expect the spinners to have a lot of work to do this afternoon and Kent will look to try and rotate the seam bowlers at the other end but they desperately need a wicket.

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Derbyshire have lost their second wicket at Lord's, with Brooke Guest bowled by Toby Roland-Jones for 18. They are 67-2 after 18 overs, replying to Middlesex's 433 all out.

Marnus Labuschagne has moved into the 90s for Glamorgan, who are 206-2 against Northants, needing another 74 for a first-innings lead.

No joy since lunch for Sussex, with Leicestershire progressing to 114-4 - Peter Handscomb is 41 not out and Wiaan Mulder has 24.

Slow going at Scarborough where Gloucestershire are 26-0 after 12 overs, having bowled out Yorkshire just before lunch for 456.

This is looking ominous for Kent, although Luke Wells plays across the line to Beyers Swanepoel and misses.

Definitely some seam movement generated there.

The second ball is played late as Wells is squared up.

Swanepoel appeals for LBW fourth ball but that's a leg side ball which runs away for four leg byes and takes Lancashire past 200 in the 53rd.

The over rate is taking a hit as Haseeb Hameed asks umpires James Whitaker and Neil Mallender to take a second look at the ball.

It's only 24 overs in but the Notts skipper thinks it needs to be changed. The umpires don't agree.

Another tight over by Muhammad Abbas as Jacob Bethell defends into the off side. Maiden over.

Jacob Bethell picks up the first runs in three overs as Keith Barker drops a tad short and the ball is pulled over mid wicket for four.

Not quite timed but still plenty of power and elevation in the shot.

Beyers Swanepoel has replaced Charlie Stobo in the Kent attack and his first ball is punched through cover point off the back foot by Josh Bohannon for four.

But his second over is more testing as Luke Wells is struck on the pad with a nip backer but the ball is doing a bit too much and it's not out.

Wells gets a single second ball and Josh Bohannon drives a half volley through mid off for four.

Bohannon subsequently defends and then ducks under a bouncer.