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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Notts 487 v Yorkshire 388-5
Finlay Bean and Matt Revis continue to accumulate runs for Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire skipper Haseeb Hameed brings himself into the attack.
There's a bit of turn there for the former England opening bat, but not a great control of length.
This match feels destined for a draw.
Essex 296 & 90-3 v Hants 453
Essex aren't going anywhere quickly in their second innings.
Matt Critchley and Tom Westley are grafting their way towards the close with their team still 67 runs behind.
There are seven overs left in the day.
Leicestershire 576-7 dec v Glamorgan 353 & 88-3
Decent rebuilding from Colin Ingram and Sam Northeast, the two experienced pros in this top-middle order for Glamorgan.
Ben Green as an impressively miserly 0-3 off seven overs!
Davey b Hannon-Dalby 10 (Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 27-2)
Josh Davey is bowled by Oliver Hannon-Dalby for 10 off 27 balls, his off pole knocked out of the ground.
James Rew makes it two left-handers in the middle now.
Lancs 465-3 v Kent 374
Image source, PA MediaStop the ride, Kent want to get off.
Matt Parkinson dishes up a full toss and Josh Bohannon smacks it away for six.
He moves to 115 and the lead to 91 runs.
Lancs 454-3 v Kent 374
The milestones keep coming at Blackpool and Josh Bohannon (108) and Ashton Turner (89) mark their 150 stand with a punch of the gloves.
Mind you if a player safely negotiates the stairs these days they seem to have to punch gloves.
Lancs 451- 3 v Kent 374
A scampered brace brings up the Lancashire 450.
The lead grows to 77 - Kent could still be put under some pressure tomorrow.
Just over 25 overs remain in the day.
Durham 327 v Sussex 361 & 111-4
We are still off at the Riverside from when the light deteriorated but it is now raining quite heavily.
It looks like it might be set in for a while.
'It looks like it might be October time out there," says BBC Radio Newcastle commentator Martin Emmerson.
We won't hold our breath for a resumption then Martin!
Tom Kohler-Cadmore c Barnard b Bamber 12 (Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 24-1)
Oh, first curse of the text commentator today, maybe that was reckless...
Tom Kohler-Cadmore plays a loose drive off Ethan Bamber hard and clean to mid on where Ed Barnard takes the catch.
First innings centurion replaced by another first innings centurion in Tom Lammonby.
Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 24-0
A positive but not rapid nor reckless start by Tom Kohler-Cadmore and Josh Davey.
Just going through the motions off Ollie Hannon-Dalby and Ethan Bamber.
Somerset's lead is 171.
Lancs 441-3 v Kent 374
Image source, PA MediaA 14th first-class century for Josh Bohannon and his first of the season.
It has come from 191 balls with nine fours and three sixes.
Lancashire now lead by 67 runs.
Notts 487 v Yorkshire 365-5
Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds
It's the fifth time a Yorkshire batter has scored a double hundred against Nottinghamshire and the third on this ground.
Jonny Bairstow in 2011 and Percy Holmes in 1929.
Notts 487 v Yorkshire 362-5
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhat a knock.
Finlay Bean goes to his first double century in first-class cricket with a single into the leg side.
He has struck one six and 27 fours and receives a warm round of applause from the Trent Bridge crowd.
He has held Yorkshire's innings together superbly, showing composure and no shortage of quality to dampen Nottinghamshire's hopes of victory.
Durham 327 v Sussex 361 & 111-4
...You do the Hokey Cokey and you turn around (see 16:29 BST).
We're off again at the Riverside for bad light.
This will be a fourth weather-related break.
Cox lbw b Jack 12 (Essex 296 & 77-3 v Hants 453)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThis one is out.
It's easy to see why England like the look of young Eddie Jack, who has bowled aggressive lines with good pace throughout this match.
He thunders one into Jordan Cox's pads and gets the decision, having thought he had Tom Westley not long ago.
Warwickshire 351 v Somerset 498 & 0-0
The players return at Edgbaston, Craig Overton having requested the light roller.
Josh Davey and Tom Kohler-Cadmore put on 186 before both falling a run apart in the first innings, they two open here again.
Somerset already lead by 147.
Ethan Bamber, the last man out, will take the first over.
Lancs 418-3 v Kent 374
Ashton Tuner belts Wes Agar away for his third six of the innings.
The ball rattles around the concrete benches at Blackpool before bouncing rather resignedly back onto the field.
This is no fun for the bowlers but spare a thought for the ball as well...
Essex 296 & 67-2 v Hants 453
A huge appeal for lbw from Eddie Jack and Hampshire after the seamer skids one through onto the front pad of Tom Westley.
No response from the umpire, but that looks very close...
Leicestershire 576-7 dec v Glamorgan 353 58-3
Colin Ingram is 6* and Sam Northeast has 31*, the away side now trailing by 165.
There are 25 overs remaining today so Leicestershire will still fancy wrapping this one up tonight.
Bamber lbw b Leach 13 (Warwickshire 351 all out v Somerset 498)
Three runs after they avoided the follow on, Somerset bowl Warwickshire out.
A lead of 147 plus whatever Somerset score in this next innings for Warwickshire to probably not chase, but loom ahead of them tomorrow.
29.1 overs, 2-103 from Jack Leach who wraps things up.
