The White Rose stranglehold remains in place at Taunton.

There have been 11 overs this morning and we have yet to see a boundary.

Great work by Jack White, George Hill and Jordan Thompson.

Khurram Shahzad is in the attack for Notts and Freddie McCann takes a body blow off a well-directed bumper.

He is fine to continue.

He pushes subsequent length balls defensively into the off side.

Maiden over. The innings gap is exactly 100.

Dan Worrall angles one into right-hander Will Young and he topples forward off balance as the ball crashes into his pads.

Big appeal from the cordon but the umpire adjudges that is sliding down leg side, and he's probably right.

Young survives. Surrey's lead is 86.

Richard Rae
BBC Radio Leicester Sport

Lewis Hill will be very happy that it wasn't called no-ball having taken a super catch down at long leg from what was a no-ball yesterday but not this time.

That was still a decent effort, it was in the air a long time.

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Surrey 246 v Warwickshire 160-5

Another pull shot for Will Young off Gus Atkinson, another boundary, this time a four, and it takes Kiwi batter Will Young to a half-century on debut from 120 deliveries.

Five fours and that six earlier in the over.

Doing a fine job as he steps in for compatriot Tom Latham for this block of matches.

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Surrey 246 v Warwickshire 155-5

Gus Atkinson bangs one in short and Will Young swivels for a pull shot, getting a top edge which sends the ball sailing over the long leg rope for a maximum, taking him to 47*.

Bears trail by 91 with five wickets standing.

South African left arm spinner Bjorn Fortuin is in the attack and John Simpson sweeps the ball past deep square for four.

The next ball is smacked down the hill over Keith Barker for six.

Valuable runs for Sussex.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Radio Newcastle

Essex were the team above Durham at the start of this week, with 12 points separating the two in their relegation battle.

But on a track which looks like a really good batting surface, Durham were all out for 333. They had been 189-1 yesterday. I don't think they got enough runs on the board in this first innings.

It means Essex have taken three bowling points to Durham's two batting points, so they are now 13 ahead, albeit there's still a long way to go in this game.

Jamie Porter did the damage just after tea yesterday and was on a hat-trick at one point. He took the final wicket today, bowling Callum Parkinson for a fourth ball duck. Porter finished with figures of 4-77. Four Durham players failed to get a run!

However, they have struggled to bowl teams out this year and have only two main strike bowlers in Matty Potts and Ben Raine.

Sam Conners is playing, but has only featured in one Championship match this season, so they really have their work cut out here.

From a spinning point of view there's Callum Parkinson and part-timer Colin Ackermann.

A Spitfire has flown over the Spitfire Ground St Lawrence in the past few minutes, even performing a roll in the sky.

It's inspired Kent to a positive start to the morning, picking up Keaton Jennings (17) and Josh Bohannon for a five-ball duck, both caught by 18-year-old Ben Dawkins with Matt Quinn and Joey Evison getting one apiece.

Essex's first scoring shot comes after 11 balls, a lovely punch down the ground from Paul Walter off Matt Potts for a boundary.

Big appeal from Gus Atkinson as he comes around the wicket to Dan Mousley, crashing into the pads, but it's outside the line and Mousley scampers a leg bye.

Mousley begins the next over with a glance to the fine leg boundary off a loose ball from Dan Worrall.

The Surrey lead is down to 97, Warwickshire have five wickets left... you can feel the tension, despite the glorious autumn sunshine.

Zaman Akhter and Matt Taylor post a 50 partnership at Grace Road as the latter punches Rishi Patel down to mid-off for a single.

Division Tow leaders Leicestershire have to settle for two bowling points from this innings - the visitors earn four batting points.

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Glamorgan 404-6 v Northants

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A maiden double century for the young opener.

How good is he going to be going forward?

293 balls with 30 fours and two sixes in 388 minutes of batting.

He reaches the landmark with an easy four glanced fine off a leg side by from Justin Broad.

Kevan James
BBC Radio Solent commentator

It felt it was only a matter of time before Kyle Abbott was going to pick up another wicket.

It was a great delivery.

The wicket is still doing a little bit, it hasn't really changed much since yesterday. There was a bit of seam movement there, odd bit bit of swing but not much but mainly a bit of seam.

I think we can expect wickets to fall fairly regularly.

Dean Elgar, back from a month in the garden, and Paul Walter open up for Essex, with Ben Raine taking the new ball for the visitors.

No early breakthrough for the hosts and Glamorgan still have a chance of maximum batting bonus points.

The team secures the fourth one in 103.2 overs with an edged four by Asa Tribe that runs between keeper and first slip off Justin Broad.

They all count and Tribe hasn't played many loose shots in this marathon knock.

The partnership with Timm van der Gugten is worth 74.

Slow going at The Oval as Warwickshire dig-in.

Will Young has moved to 40* from 112 balls while it takes Dan Mousley 10 balls to get off the mark, albeit with a lovely square drive to the rope off a wider one from Dan Worrall.