Cameron Steel collects a single off Ed Barnard as Surrey earn their second batting point by reaching 300.

An emphatic, short arm pull for four follows later in the over as Steel advances to 44 not out - Ben Foakes is on 50 at the other end.

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Notts 333 & 345 v Hants 196 & 58-5 (target 483)

Was that a chance? Yes.

An edge from Toby Albert, on 4, off Lyndon James flashes between Kyle Verreynne and Joe Clarke with the latter getting a hand on it before it races down for a boundary.

Difficult but catchable.

The break cannot come soon enough for Lancs who need to regroup after losing three for 15 runs in seven overs before tea.

With 236 needed for the win Lancs have thrown away a decent position at 116-2 slumping to 132-5 but one good partnership can still put them back on track.

Glamorgan register their first win of the season - and biggest by an innings in a Championship game in the 21st century.

Man of the moment Ben Kellaway finishes things off by having Kashif Ali caught by Andy Gorvin for 32, adding 2-18 to his unbeaten 181 in Glamorgan's innings.

Kent had to follow on despite Chris Benjamin's unbeaten 94 and produced another largely undistinguished batting effort second time around.

Glamorgan, who take 23 points, will be at home to Northants in their next game on Friday, while Kent travel to Bristol.

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Glamorgan's biggest innings wins in the Championship:

• Innings and 191 runs v Essex, Brentwood 1948
• Innings and 186 runs v Leicestershire, Cowbridge 1932
• Innings and 174 runs v Somerset, Swansea 1953
• Innings and 161 runs v Kent, Canterbury 2025

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Yorkshire's total passes 400 as Jonny Bairstow pulls Shane Snater for six. He follows that by walking across his stumps to paddle a boundary to fine leg.

The Tykes go off for tea with a lead of 504, having added 297 runs in 64 overs since resuming on 114-1 at the start of play.

Adam Lyth hit a brilliant 185 before chipping a catch to mid-off, adding 153 with James Wharton (61) and 72 with Jonny Tattersall (31).

Bairstow is 70 not out at tea and the lead is 504.

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Essex 123 v Yorks 216 & 391-5

A third 50 of the season for Yorkshire's captain arrives off 60 balls with a single, pushed to mid-wicket, from the bowling of Matt CRitchley.

Matthew Revis brings out his square cut again later in the over and finds the boundary.

Yorkshire's lead is 488. Will the declaration come at tea?

Melinda Farrell
Sports broadcaster/journalist on BBC Hereford & Worcestershire

Warwickshire have done well. They've managed to chip in and stop anyone from getting completely wedded in at the stumps.

Warwickshire probably won't mind if Cameron Steel keeps playing shots like that.

He tries to pull Ed Barnard and skies it over the slips and down to third man for four off a top edge.

The next one is a good delivery and just evades the outside edge.

The hosts will be pleased with their position at the break between sessions after splitting the opening partnership with the wicket of Gareth Roderick.

His erstwhile partner Jake Libby has thrown down the anchor with 2 from 17 balls and in Henry Nicholls has a batsman well capable of concentrating.

Ari Karvelas delivered the wicket and has looked dangerous not least of which literally when he let two beamers loose.

At the other end Ollie Robinson has kept it tight conceding just four runs in his four before tea.

The final session is about to begin at Edgbaston.

Warwickshire will want all - or most - of these remaining Surrey wickets before the close, if possible.

But Ben Foakes (42) and Cameron Steel (25) are well established and have added exactly 60 so far.

Hants limp in to the session break listing badly and need to work out a strategy to get through the next 10 overs without losing the game.

The ball has done plenty for Brett Hutton and Mo Abbas and now Lyndon James has weighed in with a wicket to get them three down.

Batting should become easier when the ball softens but it is getting there that is the problem.

Two square cuts for four in this latest Matt Critchley over by Matthew Revis. He is 15 not out and Jonny Bairstow has 42. The lead is 458.

Liam O'Brien
Cricketer for England PD Team on BBC Sussex

Big celebration for Karvelas and that's the first wicket for Sussex. There's a big round of applause from the Sussex fans.

I think it's the inswinger that's done him, it swung back in very late. Roderick was put under a lot of pressure there and he just pushed for that one.