David Bedingham makes 79-ball 100 for Durham against Worcestershire
Hampshire's Liam Dawson takes five-for against Warwickshire
Surrey reach 185-1 at the close against Kent, with Dom Sibley 87 not out
England's Harry Brook out first ball for Yorkshire at Lord's
Marcus Harris scores 214 for Leicestershire at Derby
Ricardo Vasconcelos hits unbeaten 166 for Northants v Glamorgan
Middx v Yorks 117-7
Yorkshire's lower order are wisely taking the view that if a bad ball comes along, they have to make the most of it.
Ben Coad pulls Ryan Higgins for four and in the all-rounder's next over, George Hill chops it away to the backward point boundary.
Essex v Lancashire 31-3
Close to two in two balls for Shane Snater!
Terrific length again from Snater as he squares up new batter Tom Bruce and the ball bounces just before the gully fielder.
Snater's figures are currently three for one.
Essex v Lancashire 31-3
Tidy stuff from the Essex bowlers since the restart.
Maidens from both Shane Snater and Sam Cook, with Josh Bohannon still waiting for his first run.
And he remains on nought as Snater finds that edge and that is superbly snaffled by Dean Elgar at slip.
An 18-ball duck for last season's Division One run-scorer.
Hampshire v Warwickshire 182-1
A slight chance for Hampshire as Warwickshire run on a mis-field, but Nick Gubbins' throw to the wicketkeeper's end is not accurate enough.
But there is nothing wrong with Will Rhodes driving a Liam Dawson delivery past mid-off for four.
Essex v Lancashire 31-2
Shane Snater has the ball in hand looking to add to his two pre-lunch wickets.
He is bowling to Lancashire number three Josh Bohannon, who is yet to get off the mark.
Middx v Yorks 98-7
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo in three balls for Ryan Higgins.
Jordan Thompson goes right back onto his stumps and has no answer as the Middlesex all-rounder swings the ball back into his pads.
The procession continues. Here comes Ben Coad.
Somerset v Notts 160-7
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
He's bowling as well as ever and those of you that have seen Craig Overton bowl will know exactly what that means.
Worcs v Durham 169-7
Ben Raine's turn to attack as he takes Adam Finch for two fours from three balls.
Then Ollie Robinson follows suit in the very next over off Matthew Waite.
He strokes a boundary off the first bal and then lofts the next over the bowler's head over the long-off boundary for six.
Robinson holds the pose, then resets and does the very same to the fifth ball of Waite's over, hitting it this time slightly straighter over the pavilion roof.
Sixteen off the over and Robinson scorches to 40 off 30 balls.
Northants v Glamorgan 93-4
Colin Ingram nudges Ben Sanderson past the slips for four but rain returns to Wantage Road the umpires take the teams off for an early tea.
Ingram is 35 not out and Chris Cooke has 25 - together, they have added 66 since the dismissal of Kiran Carlson left Glamorgan on 27-4.
Middx v Yorks 98-6
Good bowling by Ryan Higgins is rewarded with the wicket of Jonny Tattersall. The Yorkshire keeper isn't over-enamoured of the decision but he has to go. The aggressive Jordan Thompson is next to the crease.
Middx v Yorks 95-5
It's all happening at Lord's. Ryan Higgins goes past the edge of George Hill's bat with a beautiful away swinger before the all-rounder responds with a boundary to third man.
Middlesex think they have Jonny Tattersall caught at gully off Ethan Bamber in the next over but the umpire decides that the bat bit was missing from the bat-pad appeal.
Worcs v Durham 150-7
It's been a struggle, but the 150 landmark comes up for the visitors in the 44th over as Ben Raine turns a Jason Holder delivery around the corner for a single.
Ollie Robinson has 24 and Raine moves to eight.
They've lost five wickets for 61 runs since lunch and will need plenty more.
Ben Charlesworth and Miles Hammond are building a very handy stand for Gloucestershire at Hove. The visitors are 127-2 in the 40th over, with Charlesworth 41 not out and his partner on 38, having come together when the score was 61-2.
Play has resumed following a short interruption at Northampton where Glamorgan are 86-4 in the 28th over - with Colin Ingram (29*) and Chris Cooke (24*) the not out batters.
The players are still off the field at Derby because of rain, with Leicestershire 85-1.
Somerset v Notts 159-7
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
Two wickets in three balls, a tremendous burst from Craig Overton - he can do that to you.
He's a match winner, he's a wicket taker, he'll score runs quickly and he'll take some magnificent catches.
Now Notts are in real danger of being blown away before tea.
Essex v Lancashire 31-2
Glenn Speller
BBC Essex sport
Play will restart restart at 3:25. Tea will be taken between 4.25 and 4.45 with play to close at 6.30.
Somerset v Notts 160-7
Brett Hutton won't be full of confidence at the crease.
He looks jumpy as he faces a fired-up Craig Overton after bagging a pair against Essex in his only match of the season.
An edge falls just short of second slip to spare him a third straight duck.
Then he takes a single to get off the mark for the season. And relax.
Hampshire v Warwickshire 166-1
Alex Davies punches a single off the back foot off Liam Dawson and trots through for a run.
That takes the partnership up to 50 between him and Will Rhodes.
Warwickshire are going very nicely, it has to be said.
Somerset v Notts 153-7
Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator
The day is running away from Nottinghamshire, they've been playing catch up pretty much since the opening over when Craig Overton struck and he's struck again.
Hampshire v Warwickshire 165-1
Image source, Rex FeaturesSimon Hughes has just revealed on BBC Radio Solent that today is Dickie Bird's 93rd birthday.
Happy birthday to cricket's most famous ever umpire.
My favourite memory is of him shouting at a hospitality box at Old Trafford at a Test in 1995 when sun was shining on the pitch from a TV screen.
That's right - a typical Manchester day of blazing hot sunshine!
Somerset v Notts 153-7
It's two wickets in three balls for Craig Overton.
Calvin Harrison lasts just two balls before he edges to the slips and is pouched by Lewis Gregory and Notts are collapsing in a heap.
Brett Hutton joins Lyndon James.