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At least the covers are off and Kent can get back to the task of trying to finish off this Hampshire innings...

George Balderson bowls leg side to David Bedingham, who follows the ball without making contact.

The last ball of the over is cut past a diving cover point for three.

Back under way for the afternoon session.

Brad Wheal strolls through for a single to reach his highest Championship score.

He's got 47 now, can he get a first half-century?

Sussex take a batting point to go with their three bowling points as they close in on promotion to Division One.

John Simpson has been proactive since arriving at lunch and even Tom Clark has upped his strike rate, he is on 18 from 62 balls.

Easy going stuff on the south coast.

The hosts have what must have been an unexpected innings lead.

Derbyshire were 150-4 at one point after all.

Prithvi Shaw is opening the innings with Gus Miller and Shaw will face Zak Chappell to start.

Tom: The reason that we struggle in the sub continent is that we produce pitches that just don't spin. Why is it wrong to develop a result pitch? Come on Somerset.

Surrey are coping with it fairly well in fairness though, Tom...

Alex Lees is not out on 20 and he'll face the first ball of the session, to be bowled by Tom Bailey from the Lumley End.

His batting partner David Bedingham is on nine.

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Both spinners, Jack Leach and Archie Vaughan, back bowling again after lunch.

Ben Geddes drives a low full toss from Vaughan away past mid-off for four to raise the fifty partnership.

A tickle around the corner off Leach brings the Surrey hundred up.

They're well placed for this afternoon - can they get right back in the game?

Two wickets in two balls for spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who ends the innings with 5-45 in 16.3 probing overs.

First he has Alex Thomson caught by Prithvi Shaw, running in from slip to catch via a top-edged sweep.

Next, Chahal spins one past the outside edge of the bat of number 11 Jack Morley, who tries to defend and loses his off stump.

Derbyshire have imploded dramatically, losing six wickets for 15 runs in 10 overs.

Miles Hammond has recovered to see out the over, costing one run.

Tom Helm is bowling round the wicket at the other end to the left-handed Hammond, who jab the ball down in defend mode, then plays just inside the line to survive the end of the over.

Brutal start for him and Gloucestershire this afternoon.

Dan Douthwaite ended the morning session with a wicket, but begins the afternoon with a front foot no ball.

Glamorgan were starting to get some control before lunch with a bang-bang of scalps.

The lead is only 35 and another couple of quick wickets and this match suddenly feels very even.

Hammond struck amidshipspublished at 13:09 British Summer Time 10 September

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Middlesex 377 v Gloucs 63-2

We're going to pause one ball into the session because Miles Hammond has been struck in perhaps the worst possible area a gentleman can be struck with a cricket ball.

The physio is coming on.

Here we go again.

Toby Roland-Jones will bowl to Miles Hammond.

Rain at Worcesterpublished at 13:07 British Summer Time 10 September

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Worcestershire 307, Warwickshire 76-1

Still a few moments of lunchtime to savour at Worcester - but it's now raining.

The covers have been wheeled on.

It's only spitting. But the old local sages know their weather here.

It does not look like they will not be restarting at ten past one.