up for Leicestershirepublished at 15:13 British Summer Time 22 August

15:13 BST 22 August

Glos v Leics 100-2

Easy pickings for Ajinkya Rahane, who clips Ajeet Singh Dale for a couple and takes Leicestershire's total to three figures.

The Indian is seven not out and opener Ian Holland has 33.

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BBC Sussex

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Daniel Hughes is furious with himself, having battled away and reached his half century, he rather gives it away with a loose drive straight to cover where Jonny Tattersall gratefully takes the chance.

Tom Alsop is playing the anchor role here, his 14 coming off 65 balls, as the Yorkshire seam attack probe away with good lines and lengths.

Almost a classic bit of bang-bang for Yorkshire.

New batter James Coles is desperate to get off-the-mark first ball. He dabs and runs to Jonny Tattersall at point.

Coles was safe, but Tom Alsop wouldn't have been in the frame had Tattersall hit at the one stump he had to aim at. He slumps to his knees in exasperation at his near miss.

up for Kentpublished at 14:57 British Summer Time 22 August

14:57 BST 22 August

Worcs v Kent 150-7

Grant Stewart is a handy lower order batter and he thumps Tom Taylor through the covers for four as Kent's total reaches 150.

Stewart is 22 not out and Akeem Jordan has nine.

Somerset are getting this new nut (or at least this recycled nut) to move a little, Craig Overton and Josh Davey getting past Rob Yates's outside edge a couple of times.

A breakthrough here would be most welcome.

for Daniel Hughespublished at 14:53 British Summer Time 22 August

14:53 BST 22 August

Yorks v Sussex 75-2

A very fine knock in testing circumstances from Daniel Hughes.

The Australia has brought his Blast form - where he was the country's leading scorer - to the Championship with some crisp shot-making.

He set the tone by gloriously driving the first ball of the day for four and moved to the milestone in 86 balls with a well-timed flick to the ropes.

Gloucestershire have their second wicket in quick succession.

It wasn't the greatest delivery from Zaman Akhter but Lewis Hill cut it straight to point where Miles Hammond took the catch.

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Mason Crane wafts outside off stump, edges through to the keeper and Derbyshire paceman Zak Chappel has his fourth five-for in first-class cricket.

He has exploited helpful conditions well but his next delivery is on leg stump and Glamorgan debutant Fraser Sheat tickles it away fine for four.

A boundary by Timm van der Gugten pushes Glamorgan's total past 100 at Derby - a number that seemed a long way off when they were 32-6 during the morning session. They are now 107-7 after 34 overs, with VdG 27 not out.

Following the dismissal of Rishi Patel, Leicestershire are now 75-1 after 20 overs at Bristol. Ian Holland is 21 not out and has been joined by captain Lewis Hill.

This second wicket partnership between Will Rhodes and Rob Yates is up to 33 now as Somerset continue to toil. Boundaries and batting are both coming easily for the hosts.

Somerset have at least got a change of ball which they will hope will bring better fortune.

Dropped catchpublished at 14:38 British Summer Time 22 August

14:38 BST 22 August

Yorks v Sussex 62-2

A life for Tom Alsop. A rare false shot from the Sussex batter and the ball flies to third slip.

It went quickly and Finley Bean has to dive, but that was very much a good chance to break the third wicket - now worth 48 after Alsop clips off his legs for a salt in the wound boundary.