Raphy Weatherall is on for his first over of the day and Matty Hurst moves to eight with a single to mid on.

Just a single from that over but Justin Broad takes a bit of tap at the other end with a brace of fours from Hurst, both pulled square.

JB nearly yorks Hurst with a bit of a toe-crusher swinging in late but Hurst digs it out.

Brendan Doggett picks up his third wicket for his new side as he clips the bails of last-man Vishwa Fernando. Michael Booth is left high and dry on 58 not out.

Durham will begin their second innings ahead by 62 runs.

Slowly, slowly, then all at once for the hosts.

Runs have certainly been tougher to come by this morning, even for Surrey.

Now Hampshire have brought their experienced left arm spinner Liam Dawson on to bowl.

Not much turn but good flight with a near immaculate line save for one leg stump ball tucked away by Dom Sibley for one.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It's still a decent lead, but I keep looking at the scoreboard and watch it tick down.

Durham will be in control of things if they bat well, but they have allowed Warwickshire to score pretty easily this morning.

Luke Procter bowls short to Matty Hurst, who takes the Red Rose county to 150 with a pull to fine leg, fielded by Justin Broad.

The 150 comes in 53.4 overs.

The hosts have added 54 runs in the first half-hour at Headingley and Worcestershire are struggling for answers.

James Wharton has 17 from 14 balls and Dom Bess is up to 39.

The lead is 409 and the Pears are surely getting de ja vu from their trip to Taunton last week.

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Surrey reach the innings 150 with a lovely clip through mid wicket for four by Ollie Pope off the bowling of Kyle Abbott.

We have a pause in play in the 43rd over of the innings as the ball has failed the "hoop test" and is going to be changed.

Justin Broad gets a ball to strike Keaton Jennings on the pad but the LBW shout is turned down.

A bit too high. Just a single off that over.

Luke Procter continues to bowl a tight off stump line with the occasional short ball and Jennings blocks into the off side.

James Wharton (13) is racing along at better than a run a ball and Dom Bess has 28 as Yorkshire's lead swells to 394.

Kyle Abbott is bowling back of a length and Ollie Pope defends on the up down the ground.

Next up he tries a straight drive but hasn't timed it and the ball dribbles to Dom Sibley at the non-striker's end.

An attempted cut is picked up on the bounce at point.

Another maiden over. Feels like a different game on a cooler morning.

Martin Andersson couldn't add to his overnight 101, falling to Logan van Beek who now has 4-91, but Blair Tickner and Jack Morley have moved to 354-9 to ensure a third batting bonus point for Derbyshire, while hosts Leicestershire now have maximum bowling points.

The Foxes lead is 130 with one wicket remaining.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

You feel Notts need a wicket or two with Essex on their tails now.

The batsmen have made good progress so far, no alarm for them yet.

Essex will feel the two wickets they lost last night were avoidable, but the partnership is up to 65 now, after they dominated the first session.

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A little dab towards point from Michael Booth off Matty Potts brings up the batting point for Warwickshire and takes him onto 54.

Northants captain Luke Procter takes over bowling duties from Calvin Harrison and his last ball is banged in about halfway down the track.

The ball doesn't bounce as much as Keaton Jennings might have expected and he aborts a pull shot. Maiden over.

At the other end, Justin Broad tries a short ball of his own halfway down the track and Matty Hurst pulls square for four.