Follow nine matches from round seven of the County Championship season
Div One: Essex v Warwickshire, Lancs v Durham, Notts v Hants, Somerset v Kent and Surrey v Worcs
Div One leaders Surrey beat Worcestershire by 281 runs
Essex chasing 330; Hants need 169; Durham set 475 at Blackpool
Stokes takes 5-98 for Durham; Crawley passes 200 for Kent
Div Two: Derbys v Northants, Glamorgan v Middlesex, Leics v Gloucs and Sussex v Yorkshire
Div Two leaders Sussex beat Yorkshire by 21 runs - Ollie Robinson finishes with match figures of 7-67
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Notts 235 & 201-9 v Hants 276
Hampshire are almost through now as Liam Dawson takes the ninth wicket with a ball that skids on and strikes Dillon Pennington on the pads.
Pennington is plumb lbw and Nottinghamshire have just one wicket standing now, with the lead 160.
Surrey v Worcs 75-7 (target 513)
Dan Worrall has been nipping the ball away but this one angles back into Rob Jones and he's given out.
Hit on the knee roll, stuck on the crease in front of middle.
Worrall has 4-13 and 10 in the match.
Joe Leach is in at nine for the Pears.
Lancashire 357 & 313-6 v Durham 236
Keaton Jennings has finally gone - and it's Ben Stokes who gets him!
Credit due not only to the England skipper but also Durham captain Scott Borthwick, who judges the catch beautifully at mid-off.
Jennings' 213-ball knock, which included 18 fours and two sixes, comes to an end, but he's ensured Lancashire already have a massive lead.
Stokes has 4-79.
Sussex v Yorkshire 121-6 (target 183)
Back in the balance!
Jonny Tattersall plays a sweep shot off spinner Jack Carson but it's in the air and James Coles takes the catch.
Yorkshire are six down with 62 more runs still needed.
Somerset 554 v Kent 178 & 159-0 f/o
Somerset turn to the occasional left arm medium pace of Tom Lammonby and apart from a no ball he bowls a tidy line and length in that over, costing just one further run.
Zak Crawley gets a single off Migael Pretorius to move to 93.
Single to Compton off the fourth and Crawley misses out with a pull shot, taken on the bounce at square leg.
Notts 235 & 189-8 v Hants 276
Image source, Rex FeaturesOne brings two and Olly Stone departs for a third-ball duck.
He tries to sweep Liam Dawson and top-edges, with James Vince scampering from slip and behind the wicketkeeper to take the catch on the leg side.
Dillon Pennington is next in for Nottinghamshire, who are up against it now after those two quick wickets - with the new ball imminent as well.
Notts 235 & 188-7 v Hants 236
Robbie James
BBC Radio Solent commentator
Kyle Abbott made such good contact, the speed at which that ball must have been travelling at...
It's a really good catch from him.
For all the catches that Hampshire have put down, that is an important one to send the man who scored 100 in the first innings on his way.
Notts 235 & 188-7 v Hants 236
Second wicket for Felix Organ and a stunning catch by Kyle Abbott!
Lyndon James sweeps at Organ but picks out Abbott, who takes it superbly on the run at long leg and Nottinghamshire are seven down.
Olly Stone is at the wicket now, with Notts leading by 147.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSurrey v Worcs 74-6 (target 513)
Dan Worrall has been brought back for a new spell to try and wrap up the game for the hosts.
Nathan Smith drives firmly to mid off but the ball is stopped by Surrey captain Rory Burns.
Maiden over.
Sussex v Yorkshire 117-5 (target 183)
Is this the partnership that sets Yorkshire on their way to victory?
Adam Lyth and keeper Jonny Tattersall have taken the visitors from 76-5 to within 66 runs of a first win of the season.
A wicket would change everything mind.
Ollie Robinson is back into the attack.
Somerset 554 v Kent 178 & 154-0 f/o
Ben Compton is forward and across to Jack Leach, trying to work the left arm spinner into the leg side but there's no run.
He gets hold of the fifth ball spectacularly though, sweeping on bended knee over square leg for six.
That's a stylish way to bring up the 150 in the 32nd over.
Lancashire 357 & 301-6 v Durham 236
Image source, Getty ImagesKeaton Jennings just keeps churning out runs in this game and he's now past 150, raising his bat to the Stanley Park crowd once again.
Lancashire now lead by 422 and there's still plenty of time in this game, but you'd think they must be looking to get Durham in again soon after tea.
Surrey v Worcs 74-6 (target 513)
Nathan Smith steers Sean Abbott to third man for a single.
Rob Jones tucks the next ball behind square leg for one.
Smith drives powerfully through mid on but a diving stop by Kemar Roach keeps it to one.
Sussex v Yorkshire 109-5 (target 183)
Oof, Adam Lyth edges Sussex spinner Jack Carson through the hands of slip and the ball races to the rope to bring up his fifty.
If Lyth stays there, Yorkshire should win. 74 more runs required.
Essex 95-3 (target 330) v Warwickshire
Image source, Rex FeaturesA typically solid display by Dean Elgar so far and he dispatches Rob Yates for a boundary, followed by two more to reach his half-century from 85 balls.
It's the fourth time Elgar has passed 50 since joining Essex at the start of the season, although the first time in his last five innings.
Somerset 554 v Kent 178 & 139-0 f/o
A brief heart in mouth moment for Kent fans as Ben Compton leaves a ball from Jack Leach that fizzes just past the off stump.
Zak Crawley gets a single to square leg off Lewis Gregory and Compton pulls a bumper behind square for four.
He repeats the shot next ball and gets four fine leg off a top edge.
His 50 comes in 67 balls with nine fours.
Surrey v Worcs 69-6 (target 513)
Dan Whiting
BBC Radio London
Matthew Waite was probably the one who could potentially going to hold Surrey up .
Rob Jones is still there and Nathan Smith can bat as well but really I think it's just a matter of time nowy, sadly because I think people have got a lot of time for Worcestershire.
Lancashire 357 & 294-6 v Durham 236
Ben Stokes has his third wicket as George Balderson dabs outside off stump and gets an edge that wicketkeeper Ollie Robinson snaps up.
Stokes now has figures of 3-70 for Durham but he's also taken some punishment from Keaton Jennings, who pumped him for a couple of boundaries in his previous over.
The home side are now 415 in front as Matty Hurst comes to the crease.
Surrey v Worcs 69-6 (target 513)
The end could be nigh.
Sean Abbott strikes in the first over of what may be a short spell.
Back of a length outside off stump and Matthew Waite drives from the crease, edging to keeper Ben Foakes.
Nathan Smith is in at eight.
Sussex v Yorkshire 89-5 (target 183)
Yorkshire are content to nudge the singles as they chip away at this target.
Adam Lyth has 41, with Jonny Tattersall on two.
Where's your money? 94 runs or five wickets?
Thumbs up for Sussex, thumbs down for Yorkshire.