Summary

  • Yorkshire beat Worcestershire by a record 504 runs after Bess ton

  • Baker takes five-for after Sibley ton as Surrey set Hants 377 to win

  • Notts and Essex set for final day showdown

  • Haines and Simpson go big for Sussex before Somerset crumble chasing 595

  • Durham set Warwickshire 339 to win in other Division One game

  • Kent thrash Middlesex in Division Two with unbeaten centuries for Compton and Muyeye

  • Jennings goes for 96 before Lancs follow-on after Northants score 496

  • Andersson out for 101 as Derbyshire avoid follow-on at Leicestershire

  • Ingram century but Glamorgan follow-on after Gloucestershire's 546

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Live Reporting

Ben Pheazey, Gideon Brooks, Alex Hoad & Ben Hutchinson

  1. Chase back on at Canterbury

    Kent 164-2 - target 316

    Welcome back to sunny Canterbury.

    Ben Compton and Tawanda Muyeye are back in the middle and Middlesex skipper Toby Roland-Jones will bowl to Muyeye.

    Early wickets are a must for the away team.

  2. Lancs 228 and 65-1 f/o v Northants 496

    Keaton Jennings drives Calvin Harrison through the off side for one to move to 25.

    Josh Bohannon sweeps to deep backward square for four.

    Steady progress for the Red Rose, who need to bat for as long as possible.

  3. 'It's been Kent's session'

    Kent 164-2 - target 316

    Dan Whiting
    BBC Radio Kent commentator

    Middlesex are crying out for a wicket, they desperately need to find one.

    That has undoubtedly been Kent's session. I don't think it could have gone much better for them.

    Ben Compton is going to have to play a huge part if they're to find victory.

  4. wicket

    WICKET

    Hose b White 5 (Worcs 77-4 needing 610 to beat Yorkshire)

    Oh no. Adam Hose shoulders arms but hears the noise behind him of his off stump being obliterated by Jack White.

    31 overs to go. You know Jonny Bairstow wants a bonus day on the golf course tomorrow.

  5. News at the Oval

    Surrey 253 and 282-4 v Hants 219

    If conditions allow, we're back on at 16:30 BST.

  6. Lancs 228 and 58-1 f/o v Northants 496

    Lancashire have passed 50 for the loss of one wicket with Josh Bohannon and Keaton Jennings looking fairly comfortable in spite of the scoreboard pressure.

    Josh Bohannon misses a sweep off Calvin Harrison and the LBW shout is turned down.

    A leg side glance by Jennings off Liam Guthrie brings a single.

    Two more to Bohannon, pushing a leg stump half volley.

  7. Worcestershire 73-3, needing 610 to beat Yorkshire

    Adam Lyth is turning it sideways at Headingley, thumping Adam Hose on the pads but seeing his appeal turned down. Probably turned too much, to be honest...

    Jack White has the ball in hand at the other end with some high clouds gathering over Headingley.

    Touch session coming up for the Pears.

  8. wicket

    WICKET

    Clarke c Pepper b Porter 19 (Notts 347 & 144-2, lead by 124 runs)

    Straight after tea, Porter strikes.

    Switched to the Stuart Broad End, Porter produced two good balls and the second of them has just seamed off the pitch and left Clarke, whose tentative defensive prod is edged behind.

    No dispute from the batsman who sportingly walks without waiting for the umpire's finger to send him on his way.

  9. wicket

    WICKET

    Dickson c Haines b Hunt 0 (Somerset 201 & 4-1, trail by 590 runs)

    Sean Hunt celebratesRex Features

    The worst possible start for Somerset as Sean Dickson wafts outside off stump and gets a thick edge which flies to Tom Haines at fourth slip.

    It is a first wicket of the second innings for Sean Hunt and a sixth in the match following his 5-48 in the first.

    And it is not the greatest start for Dickson who went for 11 against Worcs in round one and 8 and 0 in this match.

  10. Tea at Canterbury

    Kent 164-2 - target 316

    Ben Compton battingRex Features

    Kent have the better of the session in spite of a double strike from spinner Zafar Gohar to remove the dangerous Zak Crawley and Kent captain Daniel Bell-Drummond with successive deliveries.

    152 needed from here with four sessions of play remaining.

    Ben Compton is 59 not out.

  11. Lancs 228 and 46-1 f/o v Northants 496

    Accurate and good flight from Calvin Harrison but there is not much grip and turn here.

    Liam Guthrie will bowl the next over.

    Bohannon ducks under a bouncer and that ball dies on Lewis McManus behind the stumps.

    Maiden over.

  12. Tea at CLS

    Durham 167-6, leading Warwickshire by 229

    Ben Raine (44*) and David Bedingham (25*) are guiding the hosts away from troubled waters.

    The hosts lead by 229 despite a blistering start to the afternoon from the visitors, in particular Michael Booth who collected 4-10 in four overs at one stage.

  13. Play resumes at Old Trafford

    Lancs 228 and 45-1 f/o v Northants 496

    Josh Bohannon battingRex Features

    Keaton Jennings and Josh Bohannon are back in the middle.

    Calvin Harrison will bowl from the (Sir) James Anderson End to Bohannon (pictured), who is on 24.

    Jennings is on 17.

  14. Teatime-ish scoreboard

    #bbccricket

    Division One

    Surrey 253 & 282-4 - Sibley 105 v Hampshire 219 - Surrey lead by 316

    Notts 347 & 142-2 v Essex 367 - Notts lead by 122

    Durham 387 & 157-6 v Warwickshire 325 - Durham lead by 219

    Yorkshire 456 & 315-4 - Bess 107 v Worcestershire 162 & 72-4 - Worcs require 610

    Sussex 294 & 501-7d - Haines 141, Simpson 110* v Somerset 201 - Somerset require 595

    Division Two

    Lancashire 228 * 45-1 f/o - Jennings 96 v Northants 496 - Northants lead by 223

    Kent 218 & 150-2 v Middlesex 222 & 311 - Kent require 316

    Gloucestershire 546 v Glamorgan 363-8 - Ingram 103

    Leicestershire 484 & 225-5 v Derbyshire 393 - Andersson 101 - Leicestershire lead by 316

  15. Kent 154-2 - target 316

    Short and wide from Ryan Higgins and Ben Compton is back to cut through point for four.

    Quite suddenly the unbearable (Kentish) tension that followed a double strike from Zafar Gohar has given way to free flowing, jubilant runs.

  16. 6 runs

    Muyeye tees off

    Kent 150-2 - target 316

    Whoa! Zafar Gohar drops short and Tawanda Muyeye rocks back to smack a six over mid wicket.

    That's the Kent 150 in 34.4 overs.

    An appeal for caught behind next ball is turned down as he misses a loose drive.

  17. 50 runs

    50 for Ben Compton

    Kent 141-2 - target 316

    For the dart fans among you - Kent need three treble 20s from here.

    Ryan Higgins bowls short to Ben Compton.

    Pulled away for four with one hand coming off the bat and that's a 50 from 94 balls with eight fours.

    His first half century of the season and his 25th in all first class cricket.

    The 50 partnership with Tawanda Muyeye comes next ball off 77 balls.

  18. Tea at Trent Bridge

    Notts 347 & 142-2 (lead by 122 runs) v Essex 367

    Notts have had the best part of the afternoon session with Haseeb Hameed steering the climb to 122 runs in front.

    Ben Slater looks bang on song before his dismissal but Joe Clarke has started to operate in the same vein and has warmed up with a six off Matt Critchley.

    It may be that there is not enough time in this game for Notts to get a big enough lead and then bowl Essex out or vice versa but you never know.

    All three results remain in reach.

  19. wicket

    WICKET (and tea at Headingley)

    Brookes b Lyth 19 (Worcestershire 72-3, needing 610 to beat Yorkshire)

    Stumps everywhere.

    Adam Lyth is tossed the ball for the final over before tea and loops in an offy which gets through the gate with a mile of turn and hits middle and leg.

    Beautiful ball and three down at the break. Could this be done tonight?

  20. Durham hanging in there against Warwickshire

    Durham 152-6 lead by 203

    Martin Emmerson
    BBC Radio Newcastle

    It's been hard going for Durham this afternoon, but that 62-run lead from the first innings could yet prove crucial.

    They were 125-6 when the injured David Bedingham hobbled out of the pavilion with runner Colin Ackermann to try and help stage a rearguard fightback.

    He replaced Ben McKinney who edges a low ball from Ed Barnard to the keeper on 33. Since then Bedingham has reached 15 and Ben Raine now has 39 and they have taken the lead past the psychological 200 mark.

    Michael Booth did the damage earlier, taking four wickets for 10 runs in four overs.

    We now have five overs to go to tea.