Luis Reece and Brooke Guest have saved the game for Derbyshire with an unbroken fourth-wicket stand of 146.

Glamorgan went into the final day needing nine wickets, but they came up against a resolute batting display.

Craig Overton with the mind games, it is raining and very windy here now with grey clouds overhead, so he stops twice in his run up.

Eventually he bowls and a Jamie Smith golf swing plinks into the offside for one.

Event a ball here, my fingers are sore already.

Kent's batters couldn't run off fast enough when the rain came!

Will they get back on at Chelmsford?

Not a bad shot first ball, Jamie Smith gets a well-run three through the covers, then four second ball as Shoaib Bashir cannot dive and stop it from deep third.

Craig Overton is bowling, Surrey are buzzing.

15 overs to go in Bristol.

What have Yorkshire got left?

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

As Dan Whiting has just said, game on!

Five minutes before I came on to commentary this looked as if Somerset were home and hosed with the draw and then Lewis Gregory was out, Migael Pretorius played an absolutely dreadful shot.

Craig Overton decided he would trust Shoaib Bashir - they could have settled for the single, they didn't and Bashir was out lbw the very next ball.

So there it goes, that's cricket, that's Somerset cricket for sure.

I cannot think of another sport like this, this surely was not possible just under an hour ago, and it is free entry after tea at The Oval...why are hundreds not flocking in?

Anyone in London get yourself down here, hold on to your hats.

A magnificent batting effort from Matty Potts has led Durham to safety in their Division One match against Warwickshire at Edgbaston.

Once the Bears had posted just shy of 700 in their first innings, it all became about whether Durham could bat out the remaining time to save the match - and they have done so pretty comfortably, despite being asked to follow on late on day three.

Potts was pretty much flawless in scoring 149 not out, his maiden first-class century. A brilliant innings.

No rain but very menacing grey clouds, the groundstaff are playing the hokey-cokey with the groundsheets.

Somerset come out then run back up to the dressing room.

Jamie Smith and Dan Lawrence are ready...

One over lost, now 208 off 19!

Image source, Harry Everett

You can tell we're close to finishing at Edgbaston - Michael Burgess is having a bowl for Warwickshire.

He's the wicketkeeper.

Brydon Carse hits his first ball to the boundary.

No offence but surely no Dom Sibley or Rory Burns even in pads...Ollie Pope and Dan Lawrence would be my guess.

Could this end up being one of the best 20 over games the County Championship has ever seen!?

Cam Steel earnt a five-wicket haul amongst that ridiculously mad finish to the Somerset innings by the way.

He bowled adequately, but Somerset threw at least three of those wickets away foolishly after Lewis Gregory and Craig Overton had battled so hard before them.

Indeed it is all over, and it's honours even at Hampshire.

Lancashire came into today's play needing eight wickets to give themselves a chance of victory but, in the event and not helped by a two-hour rain delay, they managed just two.

Nick Gubbins, James Vince and Tom Prest all contributed to Hampshire's batting effort on day four.

Only the greatest competition in the world could provide you this frankly ridiculous scenario after these four days.

Well the way they sprinted off the field it looks like they are going to go for this!!!

On come the covers as a shower drifts over the ground, and given the match situation I'd suggest that's probably the last of the on-field action in this match.

Gloucestershire are going to make Yorkshire really work for these last four wickets.

Graeme van Buuren - with a first-class batting average north of 40 - and Ben Charlesworth are the batters tasked with ticking off the overs.

Ben Coad is still racing in for the visitors - he's been the star performer with 3-39.

Dan Whiting
BBC Radio London

A really good innings from Lewis Gregory, he deserved the warm applause.

His occupation of the crease has come to an end but what an innings.

He along with the help of Craig Overton and others have pretty much insured that eight points is taken back to the West Country.