Bowling change by Essex.

Kasun Rajitha takes over from Jamie Porter and looking to add to his four wickets in Worcestershire's first innings.

Kashif Ali pushes the first one for a single.

Fourth batting bonus point for Durham who now lead by 93 runs. Yorkshire have nine overs to take three wickets if they are to grab a third bowling point.

Dan Lawrence gets his innings going, tripping down the wicket and launching a six back over James Coles's head.

Coles has taken the one wicket to fall today but has proved a little costly going at over five an over and while Sussex have runs to play with they will not want that sort of pressure release at one end.

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Derbys 307 v Northants 400-6

A century against Lancashire last week and now 50 off 54 balls in this match for Saif Zaib.

He steers David Lloyd away for a single to bring up his half century and Northants reach 400 as Justin Broad reverse sweeps the final ball of the over for four.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

You've got the likes of Michael Booth and Ed Barnard who have supported well in this innings, so all bases are covered for Warwickshire - but it just goes to show that the wicket has lost a lot of it's devilment of yesterday.

The way that Fergus O'Neill came in and straight away just settled into his work just goes to show that it might be a tougher time for Notts with the ball in the Bears' second innings.

Lift and movement there for Shane Snater and Kashif Ali is relieved not to get a nick as the ball cuts back from outside off stump. It's a maiden for the Essex paceman.

Isabelle Duncan
BBC Test Match Special

Jayden Seales looks a much happier bunny coming down the hill.

This is his first outing down the hill in this innings and he looked more in a groove and a rhythm.

We are back under way in Southampton as Somerset begin their second innings, 152 runs behind the hosts.

Opening batsman Archie Vaughan delivers a beautiful half-volley to get Somerset on their way, driving through the off-side for four in the first over.

Jayden Seales kicks off the afternoon session with a maiden and now it's James Coles.

Ollie Pope is six away from a century and has Dan Lawrence for company.

Two fours from the same Jas Singh over for Ben Charlesworth, a pull and a square cut, and Gloucestershire are 37-0 in their second innings at Canterbury, a lead of 116 over Kent.

They have just resumed at Derby where Northamptonshire are 379-5, with Saif Zaib 44 not out - 73 runs to the good.

Graham Clark retakes his guard with Jordan Thompson set to test it as the afternoon session gets going with a big top edge over the slip cordon which races for four.

Durham will have their sights firmly set on 400 and a fourth batting bonus point.

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Worcs 12-1 - target 295

A hold-up at Chelmsford after Jake Libby is struck on the arm by a ball from Shane Snater and needs a bit of treatment from the team 'fizz'.

We are back underway at Edgbaston and Fergus O'Neill pulls the first ball of the second session off his hip for a single.

Nearly.....

Kashif Ali flashes at a ball from Jamie Porter which does enough off the pitch to beat him.

Shane Snater finds the edge of Jake Libby's bat at the start of the next over but it falls just short of second slip and runs away for four.

That's more like it. Snater strays outside leg stump and Libby clips it away for another boundary.

Toby Roland-Jones to kickstart proceedings in the Wood of St John with Glamorgan a dozen to the good for no loss.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Both teams will be happy with the outcome of this morning’s cricket: Somerset having taken seven wickets to bowl their opponents out and Hampshire for having gained a more than useful first innings lead of 152.

It gives them more time to bowl Somerset out than they probably would have had with a declaration.

Two Somerset bowlers returned their best figures for the county: Migael Pretorius with 5-65 and the under-rated and maybe underused Tom Lammonby with 3-26 including the crucial wickets of Nick Gubbins and Liam Dawson.

It's been a tough start to the season for Worcestershire.

First up, they batted through the final day to come away with a laudable draw against Somerset.

But last week they suffered a 504-run thrashing by Yorkshire after being bowled out for 105 in the fourth innings.

This time, they have five sessions to score 295 for their first win of the campaign. Kashif Ali pushes Shane Snater away for the first run of the afternoon.

As they had an early lunch at the Spitfire Ground, the players are back out in the middle for the start of Gloucestershire's second innings.

Cameron Bancroft tickles Nathan Gilchrist's fourth delivery down to fine leg for four to open the scoring.

The visitors lead by 83 runs.