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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Warwickshire 300-5 v Somerset 498
Another six down town, or should I say 'away from city' as Sam Hain shuffles down and deposits Jack Leach away from Birmingham City Centre again.
They trail by under 200 now and the follow on target of 349 is not far away from being passed too.
Somerset will really rue their missed chances today and yesterday.
Leicestershire 576-7 dec v Glamorgan 353 & 0-0
The small matter of 223 runs behind, Glamorgan open with Zain ul Hassan, but not Asa Tribe!
He was experiencing flu symptoms on day one (when he made a century)
So Mason Crane will open the batting!
Chris Wright takes the new Kookaburra ball.
Notts 487 v Yorkshire 295-5
Matt Revis gets off the mark off the 23rd delivery he has faced with a cut through the off side.
Yorkshire still trail by 193 runs.
Gloucs 187 & 202-3 v Derbys 398
Image source, Getty ImagesThere it is. Four runs through point carry Cameron Bancroft to his second Championship hundred of the season and 32nd of his career.
This one has taken him 202 balls and Gloucestershire are now just nine runs in arrears.
Warwickshire 291-5 v Somerset 498
Sam Hain (63*) takes Jack Leach down the ground for six last ball of the over.
Craig Overton will return from the City End now.
The Bears still trailing by 207.
Essex 296 & 12-0 v Hampshire 453
Image source, Rex FeaturesEssex struggled against Kyle Abbott in their first innings and the South African seamer has started well again here.
Every one of Essex's 12 runs so far have come off Eddie Jack, with Abbott bowling back-to-back maidens from the other end.
Durham 327 v Sussex 361 & 50-3
The rain returns at Durham and we'll have a second stoppage.
In fact they are going to take tea so hopefully this latest shower will clear in the next 20 minutes.
Durham 327 v Sussex 361 & 50-3
Sussex bring up their 50 and now lead by 84 runs.
They are slowly rebuilding over the loss of those early wickets.
Wells c Agar b Parkinson 152 (Lancs 303-3 v Kent 374)
Six and out.
Luke Wells tries to repeat his six from the previous ball but doesn't get enough on it and Wes Agar takes a well-judged catch as he dives forward at long off to give Matt Parkinson his first wicket.
Ashton Turner is the new man.
Lancs 303-2 v Kent 374
Luke Wells sends the new ball over the sight screen and into the trees at Blackpool.
The ball was stuck up the tree!
It brings up his 150 from 256 balls with 17 fours and three sixes.
The Lancashire 300 is also on the board so there's a second batting point.
Leicestershire 576-7 v Glamorgan 353
Peter Handscomb has called it slightly earlier than many would have expected.
Logan van Beek and Ben Green were both going nicely and accelerating towards potential individual centuries.
But the Aussie attitude to make brave declarations will see Leicestershire bowl come 3.13pm today.
The lead is 223.
Warwickshire 279-5 v Somerset 498
A hard chance, low, diving to his right, for James Rew but Somerset will need to take half chances to have a chance of winning this game.
He got a right glove under it and nearly parries it up to Tom Kohler-Cadmore at first slip, but neither can quite cling on.
Matt Henry the next unfortunate bowler, Jack Leach will now have a chance from the Pavilion End with this six overs old ball.
Durham 327 v Sussex 361 & 41-3
We're back out at the Riverside after a 13-minute break for the rain.
Sussex have to start again - Durham are on top.
Lancs 295-2 v Kent 374
Image source, PA MediaJosh Bohannon reaches 50 with an aerial shot over mid on for four runs.
It's taken him 102 balls with six fours and two sixes.
There are plenty more runs out there for Bohannon if he can maintain his concentration.
Leicestershire 566-7 v Glamorgan 353
Ben Green had taken a liking to his old teammate Ned Leonard striking him for a few, prompting Ben Kellaway to replace the seamer.
He opened the batting alongside Tom Lammonby, his Exeter club teammate, in the Bob Willis Trophy season do not forget.
So not a bad man to have coming in down the order.
Gloucs 187 & 187-3 v Derbys 398
Gloucestershire match their first innings total with only three wickets down as Cameron Bancroft punches a ball from Zak Chappell through point for four. The Aussie opener moves into the 90s.
Wayne Madsen, by the way, is now back on the field (see 14:42 BST entry). Tough as old boots - and he must have worn quite a few different pairs during his long career.
Lancs 290-2 v Kent 374
Kent chuck the new ball for the second over to leg-spinner Matt Parkinson.
Nothing wrong with trying something a bit creative and maybe having an early use of the kookaburra ball with what little seam it has will help Parkinson.
A confident shout for lbw with his third ball tells us it might be a good decision - not out though.
Northants 435 v Middlesex 413 & 24-0
Middlesex clear the first innings deficit in only the fifth over of their second. Sam Robson has a couple of fours already, but it's Josh de Caires who pulls Liam Guthrie to the boundary at backward square to put the visitors in front.
Warwickshire 275-5 v Somerset 498
A controlled pull shot off Matt Henry to deep square leg gets him there off 130 balls with seven fours.
Only 13 overs left to get batting bonus points now, the Bears have not seen bothered by them at all oddly, will the personal landmark being passed make Hain show some aggression now to get his team more points?
Bairstow lbw b Patterson-White 41 (Notts 487 v Yorkshire 277-5)
Image source, Rex FeaturesDrinks does the trick for Nottinghamshire.
First ball after the break, Liam Patterson-White gets one through Jonny Bairstow's defensive prod and pins the Yorkshire captain in front of the stumps.
