Craig Overton is having a go, a good idea against Washington Sundar perhaps.

Maybe not, as the Indian flicks away for four. That is boundary number seven for Sundar - who must he wondering why Nick Gubbins and Ben Brown blocked their way through the first two sessions.

Overton is fired up. He has words on his way back to his mark, and then shapes to throw back at the stumps in his follow-through after the next delivery.

The players are back out at Bristol after that brief shower.

Tom Aspinwall has a leg slip in for Luke Hollman, and he is in the game.

The left-hander flicks one off his hip but it doesn't carry to the catcher.

Arav Shetty is into the attack as Lancs desperately chase wickets.

They've had the lights on at Hove ever since play started after lunch.

But the umpires aren't satisfied that it is good enough to continue for the time being and the players go off.

This will allow Jonny Bairstow to get a bit of treatment on his leg in the dressing room.

Washington Sundar, with tape covering the India badge on his helmet, is treating this like any other match.

He is feeling absolutely zero pressure in this situation.

That situation being, Hampshire needing to bat out at least 21 overs, Somerset needing five wickets.

Jonny Bairstow doesn't look happy. He's got some sort of problem with his leg and has called for the physio. His left boot is off.

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Will Rhodes dabs a four through third to bring up his 50 and to take Durham past 300.

Another crucial batting point in their search for survival.

Hampshire don't need runs in their situation but Washington Sundar is enjoying facing Archie Vaughan.

A stabbed on drive and a punchy back froot drive to the ropes takes him into the 20s.

At the other hand, Felix Organ has found his forward defence and is practising it over and over again.

Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset

Somerset have to be patient here and not try to force it.

Get the ball in the right areas and wait for something to happen

Jack Carson into the attack and Jonny Bairstow clips him to the mid-wicket boundary to bring up a 100 partnership with James Wharton.

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Gloucestershire's momentum is halted by the elements as ground staff bring the covers on.

Nottinghamshire are 15 points clear at the top of Division One following their thrilling 20-run win over Surrey at The Oval.

You can read a full report on the final day's play by clicking here.

Indian batters are famed for their way of dealing with spin, but even for an Indian batter, Washington Sundar is noted for his mastery against spinners.

Hampshire couldn't ask for many better players in world cricket to be facing Jack Leach and Archie Vaughan right now.

He has settled in quickly with 10 off 17 balls.

Jaydev Unadkat overpitches and Jonny Bairstow whips it through mid-wicket for four. He keeps the strike with a single and is 59 not out.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

It's purely about batting points now at Chester-le-Street and Durham have 38 overs remaining in which to try to reach 450.

They need 4.5 runs an over to do it and are going along at 4.8.

Worcestershire's task has not been helped by the fact Brett D'Oliveira injured his ankle after one delivery earlier and can't bowl. He's not on the field.

They have now used nine bowlers, including Kashif Ali. I had him down as a leggy but he's bowling medium pace. Daniel Lategan is bowling for the first time in a championship match as well.

Emilio Gay has just added two runs to take his total to 151. And with Hampshire five down at Somerset, a defeat for them and a draw here would see Durham out of the bottom two. And any bating points would be an added bonus.

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Another landmark for the stylish Emilio Gay.

A couple through the off side take him past 150.

Luke Hollman flashes one through point to get Middlesex moving after tea,

They trail by 134, with Lancashire pushing for nine wickets for the win.