Keaton Jennings tucks into a leg side ball from Liam Guthrie, glancing it fine for four runs.

He gets a single off the fifth ball and drives leg spinner Calvin Harrison for one more to move on to 77.

Harrison is round the wicket to Luke Wells, who pushes the ball out into the covers for no run.

Just the one wicket so far for Northants today but Lancashire remain precariously placed, five down and more than 300 adrift.

Alex Lees and first innings centurion Ben McKinney have made a patient start to their seconds innings, picking up 10 runs from the opening six overs, with Vishwa Fernando and Ethan Bamber posing plenty of questions with the new ball.

The hosts advantage is up to 72 in the CLS sunshine.

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Liam Dawson is slightly back of a length to Jamie Smith, who goes back and drives into the off side but there's no run this time.

Dom Sibley advances to 71 with a single to the leg side off Brad Wheal.

Single to Jamie Smith, driving to deep cover on the up.

A play and a miss outside off from Dom Sibley and the ball hardly bounces at all.

Liam Guthrie is having a bowl for the first time today.

The Aussie seamer drops short and Luke Wells pulls square for four.

Seven runs off the over in total.

Calvin Harrison is back on for the first time since completing his eighth over first up this morning.

A slip and a forward short leg come in and Keaton Jennings is forward to push gently into the off side.

A hint of grip and turn for the leg spinner.

Jennings gets a run fourth ball to long off. He's on 71.

Luke Wells drives the ball to extra cover where the ball is stopped by Raphy Weatherall.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Sussex are not making the rapid progress we thought they would.

Somerset are in no hurry in bowling their overs either.

The singles are coming along easy enough, but not the boundaries.

Derbyshire's resilient innings is finally at an end.

From 139-6 chasing Leicestershire's 484, the visitors have posted 393, with Blair Tickner the last man out for 26. Martin Andersson's superb maiden century (101) has kept his side alive in this contest, trailing by just 91.

At Canterbury Kent have ousted Ben Geddes and Blake Cullen but Middlesex 272-8 in their second innings, with a lead of 276.

A confident clip off his legs from Sam Cook off the bowling of Dillon Pennington nudges Essex ahead in this game for the first time with the lead now two runs.

Shane Snater and Cook, are now up to 34 in a quickfire partnership which will annoy their hosts, particularly given they could have sent the former on his way with better catching.

Dom Sibley is forward to Liam Dawson, driving the left arm spinner through the off side but without piercing the field.

He'll get a run off the fifth ball, driven to long off to move to 69 not out.

Keaton Jennings drives Raphy Weatherall through point for a single to move to 68.

His wicket is surely vital for both teams.

Luke Wells ducks under a Weatherall bouncer and is flummoxed by the last ball which he dabs at and edges to deep third for four.

Seaming away on a length there.

Kiran Carlson has been prised out by Glocs this morning as Glamorgan lose a fourth wicket and the long haul towards parity becomes that little bit longer.

Ajeet Singh Dale takes the wicket, his second of the innings, and Cameron Bancroft took the catch – a repeat of the combination and dismissal that sent the Glamorgan captain Sam Northeast on his way last night.

But Colin Ingram is going well enough as the set batter and has been joined by Ben Kellaway who has made a confident enough start.

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Left arm spinner Liam Dawson bowls a quicker ball to Jamie Smith, who steps back and taps the ball through extra cover for a single.

The Surrey lead has passed the 200-mark with eight wickets still in hand.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It took 40 minutes for Durham to get the first of the two Warwickshire wickets they needed to see off their first innings. And, then like buses, two came along at once.

Ethan Bamber was the first to go for 21, edging a ball from Matthew Potts to Colin Ackermann at second slip. That ended a partnership of 43 for the ninth wicket with Michael Booth.

Booth finished on 58* because moments after Bamber departed so too did Vishwa Fernando. He was bowled by debutant Brendan Doggett for one.

Doggett finished with 3-71 while Daniel Hogg took 3-60. Durham's lead is not massive at 62 runs, but they do have a slight advantage over the visitors.

Snater dropped on 1published at 96.4 overs

96.4 overs

Essex 324-8 (trail by 23) v Notts 347

A big high swirler and Lyndon James spills it running back from the slip cordon off the bowling of Dillon Pennington.

James was slightly off balance when he got to it but did attempt with two hands. Snater scuttled through for the single.

Jamie Smith is off the mark in style, stepping back and across to punch Brad Wheal through cover for four. Sublime shot.

Four more runs smacked square of the wicket.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

It's flicked Ollie Pope's glove slightly, he was trying to help it to fine leg but it hit him.

Pope has played very well, but he has to go with the partnership on 100.

It's Hampshire's first wicket in this session and Abbott's second of the innings.

Surrey are still in a very good position, but that wicket will give Hampshire a lift.

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Yorkshire 456 & 61-1 v Worcs 162

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A genuine edge through the vacant slips off Adam Finch brings up a half-century for the nightwatcher Dom Bess, who has eight fours in his 72-ball vigil.

The hosts lead by 424 and are rattling along, adding 63 already this morning.