Jack goes big againpublished at 16:51 British Summer Time
Sussex 122 v Hants 226 & 167-9
Shot! Eddie Jack is down on one knee to mow Jack Carson over long on for six more!
This is really going to hurt Sussex.
Summary
Ollie Pope scores second 50 as Surrey lead Warwickshire by 179
Notts fail to earn any batting points against Worcestershire
Dean Elgar scores unbeaten 140 for Essex against Durham
Tom Abell makes 130 for Somerset against Yorkshire
Sussex bowl out Hampshire for 173 and need 278 to win
Glamorgan's Asa Tribe scores 206 against Northamptonshire
Middlesex's Leus du Plooy hits 105 against former club Derbyshire
Kent's Tawanda Muyeye to miss rest of game with concussion
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Jack goes big againpublished at 16:51 British Summer Time
WICKETpublished at 16:50 British Summer Time
Hill c Bracey b M Taylor 88 (Leics 238-4 v Glos 482)
Lewis Hill can't believe it.
He goes down on his haunches and stares at his bat after the umpire gives him out caught behind off the inside edge.
Correct decision or not, Matt Taylor has his third wicket and Stevie Eskinazi is coming out to play his first innings for Leicestershire.
Postpublished at 16:50 British Summer Time
Surrey 246 & 113-1 v Warwickshire 248
Nathan Gilchrist launches in a rank full toss at leg stump, which is meat and drink for Ollie Pope, clipping effortlessly over the deep square boundary for six.
He finishes the over with a ramp shot too a short ball which flies over the slips for another four.
He's up to 15* the Surrey lead is 111.
Postpublished at 16:49 British Summer Time
Worcs 182 & 50-2 v Notts 207
Dan Lategan squeezes out an attempted Josh Tongue yorker into the leg side to see out the 17th over.
Lyndon James has taken over the bowling at the other end and Kashif Ali brings up the Worcester 50 in 17.3 overs with a push into the off side.
Postpublished at 56.1 overs
Leics 238-3 v Glos 482
Lewis Hill and Shan Masood call for a drink - it's warmed up out there and there are shadows across the gras at Grace Road.
Matt Taylor will continue following the restart and Hill runs him down to third man for four as they post a 150 partnership. He now has 88 not out.
Postpublished at 16:45 British Summer Time
Sussex 122 v Hants 226 & 157-9
James Fuller is on 37 which is riches indeed today.
He whips Jaydev Unadkat through mid wicket for four to reach 41.
Lovely stroke, smacking the ball from outside off stump.
Surrey leads reaches 100published at 16:45 British Summer Time
Surrey 246 & 102-1 v Warwickshire 248
Dom Sibley swivels to pull a short ball from the returning Ed Barnard into the leg side for a single which takes him to 37 and takes the Surrey lead into three figures.
Ollie Pope has four from 15 deliveries at the other end after replacing Rory Burns.
Postpublished at 16:43 British Summer Time
Sussex 122 v Hants 226 & 153-9
Change of bowling as left arm spinner James Coles is replaced by off spinner Jack Carson.
James Fuller brought up the 150 in the previous over (the 43rd) by driving Jaydev Unadkat through cover point for four.
Eddie Jack plays defensively from the crease.
The last ball is edged nearly on the toe of the bat and the ball dribbles safely in front of first slip.
for Tom Abellpublished at 108.4 overs
Somerset 347-5 v Yorks
Brilliant batting by Tom Abell, who reverse sweeps former Somerset team-mate Dom Bess for four to reach his 19th first-class hundred - this one taking 202 balls.
Abell is another name to add to the 'surely should have had a chance at international level' list. The one ex-Cider Boy James Hildreth is on.
Image source, Getty Images250 up for Essexpublished at 16:39 British Summer Time
Essex 253-3 v Durham 333
Matt Critchley cuts Sam Conners away to the rope at deep backward point for his 10th four to move to 65* and bring up a first batting point for Essex.
They are 80 behind Durham and with 18 overs and change to find another 50 runs for a second point tonight. Depending on the weather forecast tomorrow I wouldn't rule out a push for 400+ at some point either, given their fine platform here.
Dean Elgar remains stoic on 115*.
New ball at Lord'spublished at 80 overs
Middx 272-6 v Derby 283
Middlesex are closing in on a first-innings lead at Lord's, but Derbyshire at least have the bonus of a new Dukes ball, with 23 overs remaining in the day's play.
Luis Reece will take it and there is just a single for Leus du Plooy in that one, taking him to 89 not out.
'Burns will be disappointed'published at 16:37 British Summer Time
Surrey 246 & 92-1 v Warwickshire 248
Mark Church
BBC Radio London commentatorIt was a good bit of bowling from Ethan Bamber. Warwickshire needed that wicket.
Rory Burns got his side off to a good start but he'll be desperately disappointed again to have gone having gone past 50.
That was the little opening that Warwickshire were desperate for because both of them were looking very, very comfortable.
WICKET Libby c McCann b Tongue 25published at 16:36 British Summer Time
(Worcs 182 & 41-2 v Notts 207)
Huge wicket!
Nasty bumper from Josh Tongue.
Jake Libby leans back ibut the ball brushes the top of bat and goes through to Freddie McCann at second slip.
Dan Lategan is in next.
Jack nails itpublished at 16:35 British Summer Time
Sussex 122 v Hants 226 & 149-9
Full from James Coles and Hampshire number 11 Eddie Jack smacks the ball over long on for six!
He is blocking well to the length balls also and Hampshire's lead passes 250.
Postpublished at 16:34 British Summer Time
Worcs 182 & 41-1 v Notts 207
Josh Tongue gets a play and miss out of Kashif Ali who can't have been more than a coat of varnish away from nicking that.
But there's no doubt about the next ball, leg side and deftly tapped away square for four.
'Astonishing stuff'published at 16:32 British Summer Time
Sussex 122 v Hants 226 & 143-9
Melinda Farrell
Sports broadcaster/journalist on BBC Radio SussexWe're up to 16 wickets to go down today, 13 yesterday, quite astonishing stuff and it's not going to remain at 16 that I am certain.
WICKETpublished at 16:31 British Summer Time
Burns b Bamber 54 - Surrey 246 & 92-1 v Warwickshire 248
Rory Burns beat his first innings 52... by two.
Ethan Bamber produces a fine ball, jagging back, beating the straight bat and clattering off stump. Burns though he had it covered, but no.
Warwickshire have life, though they trail by 90 runs.
Postpublished at 53 overs
Leics 225-3 v Glos 482
Shan Masood is looking in ominous form now. Matt Taylor is just short of a length at the end of his latest over and the left-hander thumps it away through the covers off the back foot for four.
Masood has 56, Lewis Hill is 83 not out and their stand is now worth 139.
Postpublished at 16:31 British Summer Time
Sussex 122 v Hants 226 & 143-9
James Fuller is playing a very useful hand.
The Sussex fielders are up and Fuller sweeps square for four to move to 31.
Can Eddie Jack survive the over from Jaydev Unadkat?
He's beaten outside off stump but gets away with a single off the third.
Fuller strokes to cover for two and blocks the last ball.
The spotlight goes back on to Jack.
LANCASHIRE 284 ALL OUTpublished at 16:30 British Summer Time
Kent 293 v Lancashire 284
Kent picked up maximum bowling points with a ninth Lancashire wicket, with Jaydn Denly ousting Will Williams, but Tom Hartley cut loose in search of parity, bringing up his half-century from 77 balls with six fours and a six.
He then moved to 64 with another maximum off Denly before holing-out to the deep to give Matt Parkinson a fourth wicket.
Kent lead by nine runs on first innings, Lancs have to settle for a single batting point too.
