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Warks 660-5 v Surrey

What a moment for Zen Malik.

Given a professional contract at the age of 27, he scores a Championship century in only his second match, reaching it off 116 balls with a lofted four off Dan Lawrence.

That's arguably a bigger achievement than Tom Latham's debut hundred for Warwickshire earlier in this innings, as Malik has nothing like his international experience to draw on.

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Remarkable to think that Simon Harmer - who is virtually guaranteed wickets at Chelmsford - is the only Essex bowler yet to take one in this match.

The spinner is on at the moment, but without success so far and he's been dispatched for a couple of off-side boundaries by Adam Lyth, who is 21 not out.

Tom Taylor and Brett D'Oliveira are doing well to add ballast to the Worcs innings here, picking off the singles where they are offered and generally chugging in the right direction.

It is not thrilling but the partnership is now up to 25 which is four short of the best of this Worcs effort (29 twice for the second and fourth wickets).

James Sales turns Tom Bailey behind square for two and Northamptonshire are now in positive territory, having wiped out the first innings arrears of 38.

Sales is on nine, with Luke Procter 18 not out. It's tough going for the batters, though and Bailey in particular is keeping things tight for Lancashire.

Single to Zen Malik. That's 650 up for Warwickshire and a 200 partnership - a sixth-wicket club record against Surrey, beating the 199 by Dick Lilley and Charles Baker in 1906.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

What a match Kyle Abbott is having! The Where's Wally crowd go absolutely potty away to our left.

Notts are 11-1 and Haseeb Hameed is out. Hameed was trying to get down the track to him and was almost on the walk as he was trying to play it. Might be something to look at with the coaches and the analysts.

This game is rapidly moving on, we've had 11 wickets already today and still more than 40 overs remaining on day two.

Oh dear.

Ed Barnard on-drives, Jordan Clark is in position to cut it off but makes a real hash of what should be a routine sliding stop and gifts four to the Warwickshire all-rounder, who is now 173 not out.

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Warks 637-5 v Surrey

Incredible.

Tom Lawes drops short and Zen Malik hammers it several rows back into the Hollies Stand at square leg.

It's a short boundary on that side for this game and he certainly made the most of it there.

Malik is 90 not out and this is the highest score ever made by a Warwickshire team against Surrey.

The personal bests continue to pile up at Edgbaston.

A single off Cameron Steel takes Ed Barnard to 166 not out - the highest score of his career.

He is almost gone as he swings across the line at Tom Lawes in the next, but the lbw appeal is not upheld - presumably on height.

It's been a fairly sedate start to Yorkshire's second innings - but then again, that was also the case first time around for the first 40 overs or so.

We've had nine bowled so far and Fin Bean has just a single to his name from 25 balls, while Adam Lyth is on 10.

But there's no time pressure here, with more than half the match remaining as the visitors look to build on their advantage - currently 104.

Zen Malik is down the track and chips Tom Lawes straight back over his head for four.

The bowler then gets away with a low full toss which Malik, who came through the South Asian Cricket Academy, drills to mid-on.

Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator

The man who's played such an important part in this match - Freddie McCann - takes the catch.

That is quite a gap between the two on first innings and there's not a sign of this pitch altering a great deal.

Mohammad Abbas gets a very generous round of applause.

The Surrey field is spread so far and wide now, wicketkeeper Ben Foakes may need a loudhailer to communicate with his team-mates.

Six added to the total from Cameron Steel's latest over - the 152nd of Warwickshire's first innings.

Time for drinkies.

That's quite a shot from George Bartlett, who whips Will Williams off his hip and over the old signal box at Wantage Road for six.

No question of that ball being retrieved in a hurry, so the umpires will go and bring out a replacement.

Bartlett has eight and Luke Procter 10.

When was the last time Surrey conceded 600 runs in a Championship innings? More recent than you might think - Hampshire scored 608-6 declared last summer.

Three fours for Zen Malik in the same Cameron Steel over bring up that milestone for Warwickshire, who - we should remind you - have only lost one wicket so far today, Tom Latham for 184.

Malik is now 64 not out and Ed Barnard has 158.