Essex beat Lancashire by an innings and 124 runs
Dom Sibley and Dan Lawrence hit 100s for Surrey v Kent
Hampshire's Fletcha Middleton scores maiden first-class hundred
Joe Clarke hits double century for Nottinghamshire
Durham defeat Worcestershire by 185 runs at Kidderminster
Middlesex beat Yorkshire by six wickets at Lord's
Karun Nair scores unbeaten 202 for Northants v Glamorgan
Kent 244 & 30-1 v Surrey 543-7 dec
Zak Crawley may not yet be seeing it well, but Daniel Bell-Drummond certainly is.
He eases Dan Worrall back past the stumps at the bowler's end for four and runs the next ball down between slips and gully to add another.
Worcs 184 & 226-6 v Durham 244 & 397-5 dec
Nathan Smith finished unbeaten on 33 in the first innings and has now passed a half-century in the second.
He and Matthew Waite are closing in on a 100 partnership and are doing a sterling job for the hosts.
Derbyshire 167 & 125-5 v Leicestershire 574-7 dec
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeicestershire have a sniff of wrapping this one up on day three after Tom Scriven takes Derbyshire's fifth wicket.
It's a bit of an rash dismissal as Donald attempts to pull one off a length, completely misses it, and the ball clatters into the top of the stumps.
Northants 605-6 dec v Glamorgan 271 & 36-0
No early breakthrough for Northants with the new ball, so they call up teenager Raphael Weatherall to see if can do the trick.
Billy Root is 25 not out and Zain ul Hassan has 11.
Hampshire 349-8 v Warwickshire 455
Alex Davies snaffles another catch at leg slip as Ian Holland clips it into his hands off the bowling of Rob Yates.
Almost a carbon copy of the dismissal of Liam Dawson shortly before the tea interval.
Middlesex 246 & 158-4 v Yorkshire 159 & 244
Jonathan Doidge
BBC Radio Leeds cricket commentator
Yorkshire were not good enough and they have to accept that for this match.
They have to redouble their efforts for Derbyshire at home next week.
Overall, significant disappointment.
Somerset 454 v Notts 193 & 319-2
Another Notts centurion as Will Young gets to 100.
It took him 234 balls and included 11 fours.
Joe Clarke is still going strong on 168 at the other end.
Somerset have forgotten what taking a taking a wicket feels like.
They just have not been able to budge either of these two.
Middlesex 246 & 158-4 v Yorkshire 159 & 244
Guy Swindells
BBC Radio London
Middlesex have their first win the season to warm applause from the crowd that needed warming up - it's been freezing for the three days here.
A decent performance from the home side, a great toss to win, they put Yorkshire in, shot them out for 159 and since then you always felt have been the favourites.
Solid rather than spectacular.
Worcs 184 & 216-6 v Durham 244 & 397-5 dec
It looked as if this game wouldn't have long to go when went down to 135-6 but the partnership between Nathan Smith (41*) and Matthew Waite (39*) is making things much more interesting.
The Pears still trail by a mammoth 242 but they will be thinking if they can stay in the game today, the weather might just do them a favour tomorrow.
Middlesex 246 & 158-4 v Yorkshire 159 & 244
He failed in both Yorkshire innings and now Harry Brook concedes the winning runs as the White Rose are beaten at Lord's.
Stevie Eskinazi tucks him away for three to finish 18 not out, with Ryan Higgins on 33 at the other end.
Yorkshire did well to make Middlesex wait until the 58th over to reach such a modest target and secure their first win of the season.
Ben Coad was the pick of their attack with 2-20, but a stand of 59 between Higgins and Leus du Plooy (42) carried Middlesex to within touching distance of the finishing line.
Hampshire 343-7 v Warwickshire 455
Wicketkeeper Ben Brown is a useful experienced head for Hampshire here as they look to chip away at Warwickshire's total and look to bat out most of this session.
Brown crisply drives the last ball of Craig Miles' 13th over through the covers for a stylish four. Hants trail by 112 runs.
Sussex 479 v Gloucs 471 & 26-4
Two in three balls for Ollie Robinson as James Bracey goes in similar fashion to Cameron Bancroft, except he's a left-hander.
Sussex 479 v Gloucs 417 & 26-3
England's Ollie Robinson has his first wicket of the game at Hove as Cameron Bancroft tries to turn him to leg but fails to make contact and is leg before.
Gloucestershire in a spot of bother now - they are still 36 behind, with their top three back in the dressing room.
Middx 147-4 - target 158
Yorkshire are running through their bowling options now.
Following a single over from Joe Root, Harry Brook is now turning his arm over at Lord's.
Stevie Eskinazi helps himself to a boundary through square leg and just 11 more are needed by Middlesex.
Kent 244 & 12-1 v Surrey 543-7 dec
Ben Watts
BBC Radio Kent
Just the thinnest of edges and that's all it needs.
A beauty from Dan Worrall and Zak Crawley's first match of the season has lasted 13 balls.
Tough start for Kent to this second innings, perfect from a Surrey point of view.
Kent 244 & 12-1 v Surrey 543-7 dec
When you're playing your first Championship games of the season, it seems almost cruel to be on the receiving end of a ball like that - even if you are an England player.
A magnificent leg-cutter by Dan Worrall sends Zak Crawley on his way - just nine runs and 13 balls faced in the game.
Somerset 454 v Notts 193 & 301-2
Anthony Gibson
BBC Radio Somerset
Joe Clarke has looked in total control today, in total command.
He's been the dominating partner in this partnership. Will Young has been happy to play second fiddle.
Kent 244 & 9-0 v Surrey 543-7 dec
Zak Crawley faces up to his first ball from Kemar Roach.
It's on his pads and he effortlessly puts it away for four.
Good start.
Somerset 454 v Notts 193 & 301-2
He just keeps on going and Joe Clarke takes Notts over 300 in their second innings, giving them a lead of 40.
Will Young is six runs away from a century as Somerset's bowlers continue to toil.
Middx 136-4 - target 158
Yorkshire give Joe Root a bowl after tea and a reverse sweep by Ryan Higgins brings him four runs.
But there is a twist in the tale as Leus du Plooy tries to drive Dan Moriarty and Adam Lyth grabs the slip chance at the second attempt.