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Notts 74-5 - target 136 to beat Worcs
Lyndon James is solidly behind his first ball, blocking Matthew Waite into the off side.
Now Ben Allison will try to dislodge Ben Slater.
Nottinghamshire beat Worcestershire by three wickets
Dom Sibley scores 103 not out but Surrey have to settle for a draw with Warwickshire
They lead Notts by a single point at the top of the table
Division One games at Hove and Taunton end in draws
Leicestershire draw with Gloucestershire but are promoted to Division One for next season
Three other games in Division Two also end in draws
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Notts 74-5 - target 136 to beat Worcs
Lyndon James is solidly behind his first ball, blocking Matthew Waite into the off side.
Now Ben Allison will try to dislodge Ben Slater.
O Price b Holland 8 (Leics 342 v Glos 482 & 120-2)
Ollie Price clouts Ian Holland for six but in attempting something similar next ball, he is cleaned up by the acting Leicestershire skipper.
Miles Hammond comes out to bat with his team 260 in front.
Notts 74-5 - target 136 to beat Worcs
How do Notts get 63 from here - ideally before likely rain at lunchtime?
Width from Matthew Waite and Ben Slater shoulders arms.
Single off the fifth ball to fine leg. 62 required.
Kent 293 & 206-5 v Lancashire 284
Kent lead by 215 with five wickets standing but 28 overs have been lost today.
They'll get 45 minutes in before lunch.
Revis c J Rew b Green 9 (Somerset 441-6 dec v Yorks 52-5)
We said earlier that a draw was on the cards "barring two Yorkshire collapses".
Maybe that isn't as fanciful a notion as it seemed at the time.
Matthew Revis swipes at a ball from Ben Green and an under-edge results in him being caught behind.
Verreynne b Allison 3 (Notts 73-5 - target 136 to beat Worcs)
Kyle Verreynne is on the back foot, pushing into the off side for one.
The forecast might take a turn for the worse by lunchtime and Notts need to try and up the ante a bit somehow.
Single to Ben Slater via a miscued nudge to leg.
Bowled him! Middle stump out of the ground as Verreynne plays across the line! Superb from Ben Allison!
Lyndon James is in the middle.
Leics 342 & 482 & 112-1
We're seeing it all at Grace Road now. Joe Phillips walks right across his stumps and ramps Chris Wright over the keeper's head for four.
Risky shot, but productive on this occasion.
Somerset 441-6 dec v Yorks 52-4
Half-volley on leg stump from Ben Green and Matthew Revis eases it through mid-wicket for four runs as Yorkshire's total reaches 50.
Opener Adam Lyth is still there at the other end with 16 not out from 43 balls.
Essex 457-8dec v Durham 333 & 35-2
Ben McKinney and David Bedingham are slowly settling in after a pretty traumatic first hour for the visitors at Chelmsford.
Bedingham times a straight drive down the ground beautifully off Doug Bracewell to move to 9* with McKinney 6* off 34 balls.
The deficit is down to 89.
Surrey 246 & 343-7 v Warwickshire 248
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator
So Surrey with the captain out there running for Dom Sibley will have a number in their heads and they'll know that there might be some rain coming as well.
Warwickshire have been really good in the field this morning.
Tribe c McManus b Broad 24 (Northants 413-9 dec v Glam 467 & 49-2)
Asa Tribe nicks one down the leg side trying to glance Justin Broad and now Kiran Carlson will have a bat.
Surrey 246 & 343-7 v Warwickshire 248
Tom Lawes cracks a Nathan Gilchrist ball to the deep mid-wicket rope for a precious boundary for the hosts - their first in seven overs.
A single takes him to 8* from 10 balls while Dom Sibley moves to 70* with a couple into the covers before getting a stroke of luck with an uppercut off a bouncer, which drops just shy of Ollie Hannon-Dalby running in from the deep third rope allowing Rory Burns to run another two for Sibley.
10 off the over. The lead is 341. 82 overs remain.
Notts 71-4 - target 136 to beat Worcs
Slight delay. Kyle Verreynne is asking for new gloves.
Middx 298 v Derbys 283 & 60-3
After an uncomfortable buffeting by the Derbyshire batters in the first innings, loan signing Olly Stone is into the attack and looking for his first Middlesex wicket.
Good stuff so far, just a single conceded from his first two overs.
Notts 71-4 - target 136 to beat Worcs
Kyle Verreynnne is squared up a bit by Ben Allison but blocks safely down the ground with the full face of the bat.
An LBW shout is turned down, too leg side - and Verreynne has to dive back into his crease after pondering a single.
Pressure.
Notts 71-4 - target 136 to beat Worcs
Ben Slater ducks under a bouncer to see out the Matthew Waite over.
Back to Kyle Verreynne.
Notts 71-4 - target 136 to beat Worcs
What would happen if Worcestershire could prize Ben Slater out now?
Slater is carefully forward to tap the second ball leg side for one.
That's the halfway point.
Kyle Verreynne tucks a ball away leg side for his first run.
Bit of a dragged shot really. Thick inside edge.
One more to Slater, pulling to leg.
Verreynne drives into the on side for one more.
Essex 457-8dec v Durham 333 & 28-2
Ben McKinney and David Bedingham are standing firm under intense pressure.
McKinney has played two scoring shots out of 33 deliveries to reach 5* while Bedingham has 3* from 16 balls. The deficit is still 96.
Essex don't have Shane Snater to call on to bowl, which is a blow to their hopes, of course, but Simon Harmer will take over from Doug Bracewell as first change.
Charlesworth c Hill b Wright 61 (Leics 342 v Glos 482 & 99-1)
Ben Charlesworth's enterprising knock comes to an end as he follows his back to back sixes off Chris Wright by trying for a third from the next ball and slicing a catch to Lewis Hill.
Ollie Price comes out with Gloucestershire 239 ahead.
Notts 67-4 - target 136 to beat Worcs
Kyle Verreynne leaves a wide ball outside off stump.
Similar line and length to the Jack Haynes dismissal.
This is brilliant from the Pears.
Notts are still just under halfway through the target and they've lost three wickets this morning.