One, two, three, for, five on the board at Headingley

for Sam Hainpublished at 14:50 British Summer Time 23 May

14:50 BST 23 May

Worcestershire v Warwickshire 129-2

Sam Hain brings up his first half-century of the season with a glance to deep square leg off Matthew Waite.

His knock has come off 79 balls with seven fours and one six.

After a circumspect start he's starting to look ominous.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

Harmer has not offered a shot and it has just brushed that front pad.

If you do not offer a shot then you bring the umpire into play.

Mike Burns has the finger straight up there, it's plumb.

A misjudgement of line and length.

for Sam Northeastpublished at 43.3 overs

43.3 overs

Glamorgan 143-3 v Middlesex

Was there a slight miscue? It doesn't matter, it goes for four anyway.

Sam Northeast reaches 50 from 109 balls with an uppish pull off Toby Roland-Jones.

Kiran Carlson drives Naavya Sharma for four in the next over and this partnership is now worth 91.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Ollie Robinson has come out and played aggressively this afternoon. He reached his half century in 52 balls and hit nine fours before falling to the bowling of Matt Henry.

He was caught behind by the diving James Rew after chasing a wide one. He'd put on 56 runs with Colin Ackermann, who has 14.

Today's half century comes on the back of a century in the win against Notts last weekend and a fifty in the draw at Hampshire three weeks ago.

It's nice to see him back in the runs after a few months of struggle with the bat. But it would have been better to see him push on this afternoon.

for Northantspublished at 14:41 British Summer Time 23 May

14:41 BST 23 May

Northamptonshire 104-4 v Gloucestershire

Northants needed a strong start to the afternoon and they've had one.

They added 33 since lunch with James Sales going well on 34.

Saif Zaib has offered decent support too and it's the left hander who's calmly tucked one off his hip for single to get the home side to three figs.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

I thought it curious that Ben Stokes has not played at all the past few weeks, especially as he's been fit enough to play as a batter...?

Martin Emmerson: He stopped drinking for a time and is now looking as lean and fit as I have ever seen him.

I would have expected if he was going to play for England against Zimbabwe that he would play at least one or two games for Durham.

His win record when he plays for Durham is poor, there is quite a few defeats in there.

Readers where would you have found a slot to fit Ben Stokes into this pretty gun Durham top seven, especially had he not been fit to bowl the past seven rounds...?

Henry Crocombe goes for another yorker but just overpitches turning it into a low full toss which James Fuller blocks away towards midwicket.

He may not have a hat-trick but that double wicket burst has broken open the Hampshire line-up.

Sussex batting tonight. Looks likely.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

They do not have enough runs on the board for me to be five wickets down.

Somerset will be happy with this.

It will be interesting to see what a good score turns out to be.

Jonathan Doidge
BBC Radio Leeds cricket commentator

Feels like a delicate, tense stage of the day.

Runs not flowing, it's still moving a bit.

Yorkshire desperate for another breakthrough but the Notts pair hanging in there at the moment.

Jack White bowled a miserly spell of eight overs, 1-8 earlier, he's now replacing Jordan Thompson for his second spell.

50 for Robinsonpublished at 14:31 British Summer Time 23 May

14:31 BST 23 May

Durham 161-4

Nice knock this from Ollie Robinson.

He's perhaps saved his worse shot for the one that's got him to 50 - an uppish waft that's gone over the slips to the fence.

It's come off 52 balls with nine fours.