And at just after 19:30 BST on this glorious sunny Sunday evening, we're done.

Back tomorrow at 10:45 where seven games enter their final day.

Hope you can join us then!

Tom Helm gets the ball to rear up at Mason Crane, who spoons it away on the leg side but into space and that gets him off the mark with a single.

Glamorgan will resume in the morning with a lead of 134 and just three wickets intact.

Zain ul Hassan has looked good since he's come in and Glamorgan will want him there overnight.

Toby Roland-Jones decides to give himself another over before the close and Zain ul Hassan plays out a maiden.

Now it's up to Mason Crane to protect the other end with this final over of a very long day.

He's tolled away all day, Ethan Bamber.

The Middlesex seam attack has been accurate today, it's kept them in it.

It's mostly about survival for Glamorgan in these three remaining overs tonight, but every run they can add could be precious and Zain ul Hassan collects four of them by clipping Ethan Bamber to the fence at deep square leg.

He's on 11, with James Harris on two and Glamorgan lead by 129.

What a last hour it has been for Somerset picking up those four late wickets which has transformed the complexion of this game having removed Ben Compton earlier on lbw to Matt Renshaw.

What looked as if what might have looked like a Kent fightback to deny Somerset victory, the last hour has seen Somerset come roaring back and establish themselves as warm favourites to pick up the five wickets that they need tomorrow to secure their second County Championship victory of the season.

It's been a long day of cricket but a fascinating day of cricket with the highlight being that magnificent 238 from Zak Crawley.

Three slips in for Joe Denly, who is able to leave the first ball.

He drives the second ball through wide mid off for one.

Five slips now! Nathan Gilchrist defends down the pitch.

Bowled him! Terrific ball from Migael Pretorius who snares two wickets late in the day.

Full, straight, beating the defensive jab and hitting the top of off stump.

Gilchrist departs four balls into the final over for eight and that's stumps.

Somerset end with a boost after a tough day in the field that has seen Kent plunder north of 400 runs following on.

The lead however is still only a slender 33 and the hosts still hold the advantage, particularly with early wickets in the morning.

The day really belongs to Zak Crawley however, who stroked a superb 238.

We've seen a lot of runs and quite a lot of wickets as well on a day of almost unbroken sunshine.

The shadows may be lengthening now, but we still have time for six overs on a new ball.

No great surprise that Middlesex are keen to make use of that new cherry - they'd love to prise out another Glamorgan wicket or two this evening.

Colin Ingram is 105 not out, with Zain ul Hassan on five.

Joe Denly gets a single off Craig Overton.

Four slips and a bat pad in for Nathan Gilchrist.

The third ball is smashed off the face of the bat through the hands of Tom Banton at short leg for four.

He leaves the last ball outside off and we have one over left tonight.

Migael Pretorius hits the deck hard to test the defence of Nathan Gilchrist.

A wild leg side ball is brilliantly taken on the bounce one-handed by keeper James Rew.

The next ball is full and gently pushed to long on for four!

That's the Kent 400 in the 84tth over.

Two overs left tonight.

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A fourth hundred of the season for Colin Ingram, crunching Toby Roland-Jones to the boundary to get there from exactly 150 balls.

Two of those centuries have come against Middlesex - the first being somewhat overshadowed when Glamorgan skipper Sam Northeast amassed 335 at Lord's in April.

Joe Denly is able to leave Craig Overton outside off but the fourth ball is straighter and he defends down the pitch.

Maiden over.

Joe Denly picks up his first boundary with a smooth drive through wide mid off facing Craig Overton.

The lead goes to 17 as the prospect of a draw starts to loom a little larger.

Zak Crawley gets a single off Migael Pretorius at the other end to advance to 238. He may yet get a chance to pass his record of 267 if he can see out these last five overs.

A tired leg side delivery swings well past the bat for four leg byes.

Joe Denly gets a single and Crawley blocks out the over.

No further runs scored at Derby tonight, so Northamptonshire's Emilio Gay will return in the morning 11 short of a century, alongside Karun Nair who has 37.

Northamptonshire hold a 255-run advantage over Derbyshire, so you'd think they'll look to accelerate in the morning and set up some kind of run chase.