50 for Tom Prestpublished at 11:34 British Summer Time 10 September

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This is doing nothing to disprove the rumours that Tom Prest is just a cloned James Vince.

Only two batters have looked like they have played on a completely different surface.

Vince got 88, Prest has a fourth half-century of his breakthrough season.

And what a shot to get there. A very Vince-like lofted cover drive for six.

Sussex take the lead an hour into day two.

They'll fancy only batting once in this match.

The rain has relented in Essex - and the hosts are making up for lost time.

Two boundaries off Luke Fletcher's opening over following the restart as Tom Westley flicks one off the pads to move to 120 and then one goes wide and to the ropes for four leg-byes.

Safe to say, not a lot happening for the Somerset seamers.

The 15th over of the day is given to Archie Vaughan for some off spin.

And Jack Leach has already bowled five overs.

Not great signs for the home side - but absolute heaven-sent for the over-rate!

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After a short 14-minute delay, they're back on at Worcester - and Matthew Waite is Worcestershire's new-ball bowler.

New boy Jack Home is being saved for later.

Rob Yates and Al Davies untroubled so far.

Davies began this innings, only needing 34 to get his 1,000 Championship runs this summer.

50 partnership between Prest and Abbottpublished at 11:25 British Summer Time 10 September

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A couple of big Kyle Abbott swings for fours down the ground take this eighth wicket stand to fifty.

Four overs until the second new ball. Hampshire are keen to cash in until then.

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for Matt Fisherpublished at 11:21 British Summer Time 10 September

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Among the plaudits for Jonny Tattersall's superb innings yesterday, Matt Fisher played a quiet little knock to ensure Yorkshire got to stumps intact.

Having resumed on 28, he's got to just his second first-class fifty - and first in the Championship.

74 balls and six fours.

Fisher and Tattersall have also raised their century stand for the ninth wicket.

They are grinding Leicestershire into submission.

Six singles off the Toby Roland-Jones over.

Ryan Higgins is a bit awry first up at the Nursery End, delivering a no ball, followed by a bye.

He's getting some good movement in to Ben Charlesworth off the seam though, and the opener tries to loft a ball into the Mound Stand and ends up squirting the ball to mid on.

Brett Randell changed ends and was taken for back-to-back fours by Rory Burns.

Offered width, Burns, in superb recent form, cut either side of point.

It followed two boundaries in the last over of Craig Overton's five-over spell, both chopped to third man to balls on quite a tight line.

Good early signs for Burns and Surrey.

They are whisking the covers off at Chelmsford. Could we be back under way some time soon?

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An inside edge onto the pad and Kyle Abbott comes through for the single that brings up 250, and a batting point.

It has been fairly simple going this morning for Hampshire.

Kent are waiting for seven more overs and the chance to have a go with a new ball - that should speed things up.