Day three of latest round of County Championship
Div One: Durham v Sussex, Essex v Hants, Notts v Yorks, Warwickshire v Somerset.
Yorkshire opener Fin Bean out for 224
Div Two: Gloucs v Derbys, Lancs v Kent, Leics v Glamorgan, Northants v Middlesex
Surrey beat Worcestershire by nine wickets and lead Division One pending the outcome of the Notts game
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Lancs 541-5 v Kent 374
It seems almost cruel now.
Ashton Turner hits a monster over the wall and into the trees at Blackpool.
That's his sixth six from his 132*
Are Lancashire thinking about a declaration?
The lead is 167 runs with 12 overs remaining in the day.
Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 57-2
James Rew and Jacob Bethell are great mates from their England U19 days do not forget.
They enjoyed a prematch round of golf last weekend, and both have caught each other out in this match so far.
First punch of the third innings goes to Rew as he gets outside off and sweeps Bethell for four. Second punch also to Rew as he then reverse sweeps for four, so 10 off Bethell's first over.
Durham 327 v Sussex 361 & 111-4
The players have been off the field since just before 10 past five, initially for bad light but then the rain came.
Bizarrely we now have bright sunshine but the umpires have decided it will take too long to get the field of play ready so we're heading off for the evening at the Riverside.
Sussex lead by 145 runs going into the final day.
Lancs 526-5 v Kent 374
Yeah, six more and it's Jack Leaning getting another taste as Ashton Turner (122*) spanks him into the car park.
Hands on hips all around among the Kent players.
We await for either the ball to be returned or for a new one to be brought out...hang on, they've found it.
Lancashire are 151 runs ahead.
Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 48-2
Double change now as Jacob Bethell comes on from the Pavilion End after his 2-59 off 17 in the first.
He will expect to bowl better today with a couple of foot mark areas to target, though this pitch has still not changed much since those T20s on it last Friday.
Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 48-2
Ed Barnard, left until the 51st over in the first innings, gets the 16th over in the second, from the City End.
The scoring rate in this match has been 3.3 overall.
Somerset's first innings was 3.75.
Notts 487 v Yorkshire 414-6
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnother day in Nottingham where bat has dominated ball.
This game is almost certainly destined for a draw tomorrow after a magnificent double hundred from Finlay Bean helped Yorkshire keep hosts Nottinghamshire at arm's length.
He was finally dismissed for 224 from 489 balls, but Matt Revis remains having passed 50 and Yorkshire trail by 73 runs with four wickets left.
Essex 296 & 108-3 v Hants 453
Image source, Rex FeaturesMatt Critchley and Tom Westley safely make their way to stumps after blocking the final over of the day, bowled by Felix Organ.
Hampshire have had the better of day three, with Tilak Varma and Liam Dawson both reaching three figures as they racked up a sizeable lead. Dawson then took two wickets before Eddie Jack dismissed Jordan Cox.
A couple more quick wickets tomorrow morning would put Hampshire firmly in control.
Hurst b Evison 21 (Lancs 510-5 v Kent 374)
Joey Evison sneaks one through Matthew Hurst's defences and back goes the leg stump.
That's a third wicket of the innings for Evison who now has 3-47 in his 20th over.
Lancashire lead by 136 runs.
Notts 487 v Yorkshire 413-6
Finlay Bean will take the headlines for Yorkshire, but Matt Revis has also batted well this afternoon and moves past 50.
Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 41-2
Still no bowling change as Ethan Bamber and Ollie Hannon-Dalby are into their eighth overs.
But Kai Smith does request a helmet to stand up for James Rew batting v Bamber.
Lancs 500-4 v Kent 374
On and on they go.
The 500 comes up for the home side
Lancashire lead by 126 runs.
There'll be some sore limbs in the Kent dressing room this evening.
We still have 16 overs remaining in the day.
Lancs 496-4 v Kent 374
Matthew Hurst joins the six hitting.
He biffs Jack Leaning over the mid-wicket fence for the 12th maximum of this Lancashire innings.
Bean c McCann b Ahmed 224 (Notts 487 v Yorkshire 407-6)
A fine, fine innings comes to an end.
Farhan Ahmed gets one to turn from middle and leg and Finlay Bean edges it to Freddie McCann at slip.
The home players shake his hand as he trudges off and rightly so.
Essex 296 103-3 v Hants 453
Tom Westley drives confidently through the covers for four to take Essex past 100 and himself to 50.
His side trail by 54, but he has played well today.
Image source, Rex Features
Leicestershire 576-7 dec v Glamorgan 353 & 105-3
Tom Scriven is whipped through leg for four by Colin Ingram, his signature, trademark shot really, he is now 28*.
10 overs remaining today, 118 they trail by.
Lancs 482-4 v Kent 374
Image source, PAHe's enjoyed himself out there and Ashton Turner has a century on Championship debut for Lancashire.
He's not put a foot wrong and his three figures come up in 117 balls with six fours and four sixes.
He becomes the third centurion of the innings and the fourth of the match.
Leicestershire 576-7 dec v Glamorgan 353 & 94-3
Tom Scriven is whipped legside for four by Sam Northeast.
51 off 86 balls with that four plus seven others.
The run rate is currently exactly three per over, trailing by 129.
Bohannon c Agar b Leaning 124 (Lancs 477-4 v Kent 374)
It's a bit of a surprise.
Josh Bohannonn tries to hit Jack Leaning down the Fylde coast but just skies it to Wes Agar at mid off and he takes the catch.
Matthew Hurst comes in with Lancashire leading by 103 runs.
Gloucestershire captain Cameron Bancroft is leading his side's tremendous fightback against Derbyshire.
The opener has just brought up his 150 in a stand that's worth 157 with Graeme van Buuren (77*).
The hosts are 316-3 in their second innings at Bristol and now lead by 105.
Middlesex continue to build a sizeable advantage over Northants. They're 195-2 in their second innings and 173 in front.
