Ball four, Keith Barker defends stoutly.

Ball three, Keith Barker nudges to square leg. Kyle Abbott is sitting on his bat, so no single.

Jack Leach to Keith Barker...

Ball one, stubbed down the ground.

Ball two, an lbw shout down the leg side.

The over ends at 17:29:50 BST, so we will get another over in!

Can Jack Leach be the hero?

Archie Vaughan is rushing through and hoping for another over, but Kyle Abbott isn't to be hurried.

Abbott defends.

Kyle Abbott walks away for a second and then rocks onto the back foot to defend twice in a row.

Kyle Abbott shows the full face to the first ball and the second ball of the over.

That will likely be the end of Jack Leach.

Keith Barker navigates the over.

Over to you Archie Vaughan.

Two wickets needed.

Ladies and gentlemen, the County Championship!

Ollie Price and Ben Charlesworth are throwing the bat at everything.

Not much is connecting, but Gloucestershire are still going at over six an over. They need 102 from 18 overs.

Jack Leach thinks he has the ninth wicket.

Keith Barker has turned to leg slip...but off his pad not bat.

So close. Fingernails are reduced to stubs.

Kyle Abbott gets through the Archie Vaughan over with some funky defensive footwork.

A maximum of two overs to go, you'd think. You're not fitting much more into five minutes.

Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator

He's missed it. It was almost too easy to play the ball away!

That's the eighth wicket down now.

It's just clipped the pad of James Fuller and rolled on to the stumps.

Kyle Abbott drills a half-volley for four.

Jack Leach really doesn't want to fetch the ball. Thankfully, a fan grabs the ball off the covers to throw it back and save the spinner's legs.

There are three short legs!

Everyone is around the bat, it is a truly remarkable field.

Keith Barker is too experienced to be intimidated. He twice pads up to Jack Leach again as he eats through another over.

Eight minutes to go...

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Nottinghamshire head coach Peter Moores is on the verge of claiming a fourth County Championship title with a third different county having won it twice with Sussex and once at Lancashire.

"We've had pressure all season but the past seven days, the Worcestershire game and here we're felt like we've been under pressure all game," Moores told BBC Radio Nottingham.

"It was a game both sides went really hard at - it was a brilliant game of cricket and it's great to come out on the good side of it.

"Haseeb Hameed (captain) looked calm throughout and to bring on (spinner) Liam Patterson-White was an inspired choice which opened the door.

"Surrey kept coming at us because I don't think they expected to lose - when we came here we wanted to play, we didn't want weather (to interfere). The guys won the game themselves."

On being docked one point for a slow over rate:

"It feels tough because boith sides were doing it right and captains have to take time to set the fields and we've missed it by a few seconds. It is what it is and we move on."

On England fast bowler Josh Tongue's contribution of eight wickets:

"You all play because you want to play for your country but sometimes the moments with your county, your mates who you've grafted with, they're as significant as any you'll have and with Josh he's had a brilliant game and I hope they let him play in that final game."

The live stream scoreboard says one over remaining, but don't be fooled.

We still have 15 minutes of drama.

Left-hander Keith Barker pads up to one outside leg stump.

Jack Leach has turned plenty today, so it isn't a bad shout.

James Rew is star jumping in appeal but David Millns shakes his head.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Felix Organ just pushing out at that delivery from Jack Leach, took the outside edge and a really good low catch from the sub fielder Josh Thomas.

Organ has finally been defeated. He gone for four from 82 deliveries.

Will there be a final twist in this game of cricket?