for Ben Kellawaypublished at 13:57 British Summer Time 10 May

13:57 BST 10 May

Kent v Glamorgan 519-9

Time for a bit of Bazball.

Ben Kellaway walks across his stumps and flips Kashif Ali away past the keeper for four runs to reach 150 off 216 balls.

This has been a really mature knock for his side but now it looks like it's time for a bit of fun.

100 up for Essexpublished at 13:54 British Summer Time 10 May

13:54 BST 10 May

Essex 103-6 v Yorks 216

Ben Coad, with three wickets already to his name, launches Yorkshire's post-lunch assault as they seek to break this stand of 90 between Michael Pepper and Noah Thain.

Pepper miscues a pull off Coad, but gains a bit of fortune as his top edge flies over the slips and earns him a single.

His next scoring stroke is more orthodox as he pumps Dan Moriarty off the back foot to the fence on the off side.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Hampshire haven't added to their lunchtime score but they have lost another wicket. Notts pick up their fourth bonus point of the match.

That was a bit of a tame departure for Toby Albert, he just pushed at it was nicely snapped up by Freddie McCann.

Was that a chance? We'll give Dom Sibley the benefit of the doubt.

Stationed at a wide first slip, he can't lay a hand on an edge by Zen Malik and the ball heads for the third man boundary.

Matthew Fisher is the unlucky bowler.

James Harris puts Ekansh Singh away through point for four runs as Glamorgan pass 500 in a County Championship innings against Kent for only the third time. The other two were in 1999 and 2014.

Because that George Balderson wicket fell a couple of minutes before lunch, we're back under way already at Wantage Road, with Tom Hartley the new batter for Lancashire.

Liam Guthrie delivers the first over of the session, with four dot balls to Hartley after Marcus Harris picked up a single to nudge Lancashire's lead up to five runs.

We have reached that point where we have to consider what kind of total Warwickshire might be looking for before a declaration.

Or, alternatively, how much more time do they want to use up before the task of trying to bowl a Surrey batting line-up, minus Ollie Pope and Jamie Smith, out twice.

Of course, both questions could be rendered irrelevant if Surrey produce a quick burst of wickets, but there has been little evidence so far in the game to suggest it will happen.

Ed Barnard is set to resume on 94 not out and Zen Malik has 12.

There will be a new round of matches in the Women's One-Day Cup on Sunday.

Riverside: Durham v Warwickshire

Utilita Bowl: Hampshire v Essex

Old Trafford: Lancashire v The Blaze

Taunton: Somerset v Surrey

The Blaze and Somerset are the current top two with four wins from their five games, with Hampshire in third place.

Image source, Victoria Polley/BBC Essex

Following Thursday's events to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, Essex have had one of their own at lunchtime with the official unveiling of a new memorial to honour 16 players from the county who lost their lives in the two World Wars.

You can read more about the memorial and some of the stories of those commemorated by clicking here.

Division One

Essex 94-6 v Yorkshire 216

Nottinghamshire 333 v Hampshire 99-5

Sussex 284 v Worcestershire 70-3

Warwickshire 481-5 v Surrey

Division Two

Kent v Glamorgan 498-8

Northamptonshire 238 v Lancashire 242-6

Clive Eakin
BBC CWR Sport

Warwickshire have continued to take advantage of favourable batting conditions on another sunny day at Edgbaston.

Surrey’s bowlers have found little life in the pitch and the best they’ve been able to do is to contain the home side as much as possible.

The one wicket to fall was that of Tom Latham, who edged to Ben Foakes behind the stumps as Tom Lawes seemed to get just a little extra bounce.

By that time the New Zealand Test star had set a new Warwickshire record for a debut score making 184.

Ed Barnard should have quickly followed but was put down, off what can only be described as an easy chance by the unfortunate sub fielder James Taylor.

A decent first session for Sussex but one which might have been even better had Tom Alsop hung on to a relatively simple chance to dismiss Kashif Ali when he was yet to score.

That said, 70-3, with Ali on 13 and Henry Nicholls on 17, is not a strong position for the visitors on a pitch that has offered a little for disciplined line and length. Ari Karvelas has been the pick of a very mean bowling display all round.

His seven overs have seen him pick up 1-5 and send down five maidens which demonstrates perfectly how difficult Worcs are finding scoring opportunities.

Ollie Robinson gave Sussex a little bit of a scare going off earlier after seemingly sustain (or aggravate) a left leg injury but he returned to bowl so it will be a watching brief in the middle session.

Overall Sussex are in slightly better shape than their opponents.

Nick Webb
BBC Radio Wales

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A century celebration for Glamorgan’s 21 year old all-rounder Ben Kellaway was the highlight of the morning session in Canterbury as the visitors ticked on quietly towards 500.

Kellaway was 91 not out overnight and was happy to take his time over his maiden ton, achieved with a stylish cover drive for three off Kashif Ali.

Partner Andy Gorvin was dropped behind on 14 off Kashif but put together a stand of 108 with Kellaway as Kent suffered in the sun.

Gorvin eventually holed out to deep square off spinner Matt Parkinson for a solid 47 but the composed Kellaway had 142 next to his name with no obvious sign of a lunchtime declaration.

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Ben Brown's dismissal is the catalyst for lunch and as Notts walk from the field it will be with a spring in their step after a session that has gone their way.

Hants have added 97 runs but the hosts have held their catches and produced some unplayable stuff to take five wickets with the ball. Mo Abbas has been the pick.

The dismissal of the Hampshire skipper is a huge blow given his current form and much will depend on Toby Albert and Liam Dawson as the last recognised batting pairing in the line up.

Five singles and a no-ball from Dan Lawrence's final over of the morning at Edgbaston, a session again dominated by Warwickshire.

The Bears added 117 for the loss of New Zealander Tom Latham, who was caught behind off Tom Lawes for 184 following a stand of 169 with Ed Barnard.

It was the highest score in a debut innings for the county.

Barnard goes into lunch just six runs short of what would be his second hundred of the season, having been dropped on 78, with Zen Malik 12 not out.

Yorkshire finish the session with a two-pronged spin attack as Dom Bess is given an over alongside Dan Moriarty.

Moriarty has a decent lbw appeal against Noah Thain turned down in the final over before lunch, but it's still very much Yorkshire's morning.

Thain, with 17, and Michael Pepper, who is 21 not out, have staged a mini-recovery for the home side with their stand of 35 so far.

Wicket for Northamptonshire with the final ball of the session as Luke Procter nips one back to trap George Balderson in front for 10.

The home side have bowled well - but unfortunately their fielding has let them down as Lancashire now hold a four-run advantage and Marcus Harris remains unbeaten on 106.