Do Lancashire know they are just Lancashire and not Lancashire Lightning today?

George Balderson, retired out in the Vitality Blast semi-final last week for not being a big enough hitter, has just smacked a four and then a massive leg side six.

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Surrey 244-5 (Target 315)

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Is he taking Surrey to the brink of a fourth successive title?

Dan Lawrence gets to 50 from 53 balls.

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Surrey 243-5 (Target 315)

Dan Lawrence and Tom Curran have changed the complexion of this game.

A 50 partnership in 52 balls.

For the first time in this game we are going to see spin.

Liam Patterson-White has been tossed the ball.

James Coles continues his excellent spell at Hove. He's getting turn and bounce. Just a single from his sixth over - he has figures of 3-8.

Yorkshire need to score another 37 to clear the deficit.

The Ben Brown and Nick Gubbins block-a-thon moves to 162 balls.

Somerset haven't been threatening quite as much in the last couple of Kasey Aldridge and Lewis Goldsworthy overs.

Perhaps the second new ball in eight overs might add some spicy bounce for Jack Leach and Archie Vaughan.

Surrey continue to play strokes.

Tom Curran plays a back-foot drive which flies off the edge down the boundary.

Notts are leaking runs here.

Surrey need 76 more runs.

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In case you missed it earlier on, Leicestershire have been confirmed as Division Two champions after their game and the one involving second-placed Glamorgan were both washed out as draws.

No trophy yet, but understandably the Foxes are in celebratory mood.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

Hasseb Hameed has to get this right. It's only a little passage but runs have started to flow for Surrey.

They've got to get it right with defence and attack because the ball is going to the boundary. Hameed wouldn't mind singles.

Tom Curran tries to slog-sweep Dillon Pennington and it misses everything - somehow!

Brett Hutton is back for Notts - I'm no captain (13:58 BST) but this looks a good call from Haseeb Hameed.

A long pause mid-over as Josh Tongue and skipper Haseeb Hameed discuss field placings.

After all that Tongue bowls a full toss and is lucky to only go for one run off it.

The final ball is driven for four by Dan Lawrence.

Just wonder if Notts might be better served by bringing Brett Hutton back on?

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David Bedinham runs at Matthew Waite and hoicks him throughout midwicket for four, which brings up his half-century.

He advances again to the next delivery and smashes it miles into the stands for six.

Lancashire are going hell for leather for maximum batting points, and that means Michael Jones and Matty Hurst are having a lot of fun.

Jones pings his first six out of the ground. Out comes the black box with a selection of new balls...

That's a big over for Surrey.

Dillon Pennington goes for three boundaries and concedes 17 runs.

Dan Lawrence and Tom Curran have added 30 runs in under five overs.

The crowd are right in this - Surrey have upped the tempo.

Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentator

The thing is Curran's game is to play shots, that's his natural game

Geoff In Essex: "Cricket can be daft! No play all morning due to wet outfield and then call it a draw. What about at least bowling the last 6 overs of the first 110. Both sides were close to another bonus point."

*Warwickshire v Essex was abandoned as a draw

Tom Curran steps down the wicket and flips Josh Tongue away for four runs.

Dillon Pennington joins the attack and Dan Lawrence slams his first ball away for a boundary.

Surrey are putting the pressure back on the bowlers.

Tom Curran belts another four - 100 runs needed.