Josh Tongue continues.

He's up around the 90mph mark.

He has four wickets - he wants a fifth.

A big inside edge from Tom Lawes - four runs - 29 more needed.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

Matt Fisher is out and lost his middle stump.

Fisher played on to a delivery from Tongue who has two in the over and four in this innings.

Notts skipper Haseeb Hameed has rolled the dice in his favour.

Tom Lawes edges one away for a single, but they don't take it.

It's all on Lawes then.

Josh Tongue has 4-92.

He looked tired in his previous over but that one was rapid.

Surrey need 34 runs, Notts need one more wicket.

This won't decide the title but will go a long way to deciding it.

Archie Vaughan is back on and immediately has a massive lbw appeal turned down.

HUGE shout for lbw first ball for Matt Fisher.

Josh Tongue is celebrating - it's hit Fisher on the boot.

Not out - wowsers.

Lancashire's hopes of burgling a victory hasn't got off to an explosive start.

Josh de Caires and Sam Robson have stood firm for seven overs.

Middlesex trail by 145 with a minimum of 43 overs to go in the match.

We've seen three overs with the second new ball, and Nick Gubbins and Ben Brown haven't appeared in any trouble.

One run in that spell but not even a sniff of them being dismissed.

Gubbins is 33 from 195 balls in over three and a half over, while Brown is 31 in 107 in 137 minutes.

James Wharton has been very watchful in this innings - but there's an easy four runs as James Coles drops short. He has 10 not out from 71 balls.

A big lbw shout against Jonny Bairstow later in the over but it was just missing leg stump.

Skipper Haseeb Hameed calls on his gun bowler to try to get another breakthrough as Josh Tongue returns for Notts.

This feels like the game right here, right now.

Tom Lawes carves one away for four to cheers.

Tongue's pace is definitely down.

Six runs from the over - 40 more required or can Notts get those three wickets?

Paul: "Momentum well and truly swung here in 5 minutes, Notts on track to halt the four timer."

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Leicestershire have been confirmed as Division Two champions despite their game against Kent being abandoned as a draw.

Head coach Alfonso Thomas believes they fully deserved their success and told BBC Radio Leicester: "We've been the best side in this division from day one, we've led the table from the first game and I'm just glad we saw the job through.

"It was tough going towards the end with a few injuries and guys getting called up to England but it's just fantastic, the work everybody's put in, backroom staff, groundstaff players.

"The whole club as a collective has really brought into it but it's testament to the players, the way they went about it throughout the season - to win six games and to have only lost one, which is still hurting me personally, if you'd said to me you'll lose one but win Division Two, I would have taken it."

Notts have taken out second slip.

They strengthen the off-side field.

Tom Lawes calls for a sharp single and gets home.

A ripple of applause.

Two runs from that Brett Hutton over.

Two runs from a Dillon Pennington over.

Notts have boundary riders out on both sides of the wicket.

Tight enough from Pennington but Surrey don't need to rush this.

They need 48 runs.

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Is this the match?

The floodlights are on and Jack Leach has the new cherry in his hand.

Somerset need to find some momentum as this has the feeling of a game petering out at the moment. There are a minimum of 38 overs remaining.