Glamorgan are following on at Gloucestershire, 4-0 and still 157 runs adrift, but bad light has stopped play... much to skipper Sam Northeast's relief, one would imagine.

The Kent pair of Ben Compton and Tawanda Muyeye are well set, both past the 50-mark in a partnership worth more than 100.

Henry Brookes is coming back into the attack from the Pavilion End.

The crease is passed fit for play to resume.

Northants captain Luke Procter is into his sixth over of the innings and he offers a bit of width to Keaton Jennings, who plays and misses with a flashing square cut.

Maiden over.

50 for Tawanda Muyeyepublished at 16:56 British Summer Time 13 April

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Kent 183-2 - target 316

Toby Roland-Jones bowls to Tawanda Muyeye on 49.

Pushed into the off side on the front foot for one and there's the 50.

71 balls with five fours and a six.

That's his second half century for Kent this season after making a first innings 72 in the season opener at Northampton.

David Lloyd
Former England batsman

I think there's some doubt that Worcestershire will see this out.

It's excellent for Bairstow, especially with his bowling changes.

Waite was caught down the leg-side, they still have 26 overs to see out.

Ben Raine dropped on 56published at 16:55 British Summer Time 13 April

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Durham 194-6, leading Warwickshire by 256

Bears skipper Alex Davies has shelled a chance to oust Ben Raine after Michael Booth found the outside edge.

He spends a long time on the deck and his teammates heads drop a little. A real let-off.

Glocs have enforced the follow on and put Glamorgan in the middle again with the Welsh side commencing their second innings trailing by 161 runs.

Ben Compton drives with sweet timing through the off side but that's only going to bring a single off Zafar Gohar.

Zafar is getting the ball to skid on a little here.

The spinner floats a ball up to Tawanda Muyeye and that's a gorgeous drive down the ground for four.

Muyeye goes back to a flatter ball to scoop to leg for one.

50 for Ben Rainepublished at 16:47 British Summer Time 13 April

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Durham 179-6, leading Warwickshire by 241

What a precious knock from Ben Raine.

He takes 88 balls to get there, and then ramps Taz Ali for a nice four, his eighth.

He has turned the momentum around this afternoon and the pressure is right back on the Bears bowlers now.

Scott Read
BBC Radio Lancashire

Lancashire lost by an innings four times last season, three of which came in consecutive games.

Heading into this season, starting as one of the favourites for promotion, most Lancashire supporters would have expected those defeats to be a thing of the past.

However, the Red Rose will have to show a great deal more with the bat second time round in this match to prevent an early season flash back to last summer.

Just preventing a defeat, by an innings or not, is an even tougher ask for Keaton Jennings side.

Batting first, Northamptonshire showed the pitch isn't offering a great deal of threat, perhaps the on loan leg-spinner, Calvin Harrison could hold the key.

Thick grey cloud hangs over Old Trafford but the rain has done frankly the decent thing and stayed away.

Northants captain Luke Procter brings himself on to bowl but we have a pause in play as there is concern over the bowler footmarks.

A member of the ground staff comes on to flatten them out with what looks like a small metal table held upside down.

I mean, I honestly have no idea...

Now the ground staff get to work scraping the crease with a shovel and a broom is on standby... Bet that sweeps the spinners well.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Essex did themselves a real favour getting rid of Joe Clarke early on, as they could be leading by 200 now.

Haynes is still relatively fresh at the crease, but has 26 overs to get going.

Plenty happened in the morning session, less so in the afternoon session, but this can go either way.

Image source, Rex Features

As you can see, the rain has stopped in London but Martin Saggers and Graham Lloyd say the light is not good enough to return just yet.

Hopefully they'll be back before long though, looking at the weather radar...

The Glamorgan innings is over with Glocs in the driving seat with the Welsh side trailing at the midway point by 161 runs.

Zaman Akhter was the pick of the Glocs bowling with 5-85.

Tawanda Muyeye is forward to Toby Roland-Jones, blocking into the off side.

He'll get a run flicked to deep square leg.

Ben Compton sees out the over and now Muyeye will face a bit of left arm spin from Zafar Gohar.