Day two of 2016 Championship season
England captain Alastair Cook out for 105
Northants' Ben Duckett 282 no at stumps
Durham's Keaton Jennings hits second ton
Washouts at Ageas Bowl & New Road
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, it's been another fascinating day of domestic cricket.
We've had a century for Alastair Cook, Northants' Ben Duckett piling up an unbeaten 282 and Durham opener Keaton Jennings scoring his second century of the match against Somerset.
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Here's how things stand after the second day of the 2016 County Championship season.
Division One:
Nottinghamshire 446 v Surrey 225 & 14-0
Hampshire 189-8 v Warwickshire (No play Monday, rain)
Durham 256 & 223-4 v Somerset 179
Division Two:
Worcestershire v Kent (No play Monday, wet outfield)
Northants 481-7 v Sussex
Gloucestershire 262 v Essex 287-6
Durham 223-4 & 256 v Somerset 179
And that brings day two of the 2016 domestic season to an end.
Well batted Keaton Jennings.
He goes into the pavilion on 105 not out, while captain Paul Collingwood is 39 not out.
Durham 205-4 & 256 v Somerset 179
Remarkable! Durham opener Keaton Jennings has his second century of the match.
He brings it up with a four off Roelof van der Merwe.
It came off 163 balls with 15 fours.
He'll sleep well tonight I'm sure.
Durham 201-4 & 256 v Somerset 179
Keaton Jennings is only dealing in singles at the moment.
He moves to 96 not out.
Three overs left at Chester-le-Street.
Durham 193-4 & 256 v Somerset 179
If Keaton Jennings does reach three figures, he'll join an illustrious club of Durham batsmen to score two centuries in the same match.
The 23-year-old is just seven runs away.
Durham 185-4 & 256 v Somerset 179
Durham opener Keaton Jennings is just 10 runs away from reaching his second hundred of the match.
There are a minimum of eight overs left at Chester-le-Street - but the light is closing in.
Can he do it?
Surrey 14-0 & 225 v Nottinghamshire 446
...and here it is. Play is off for the day between Notts and Surrey.
Surrey 14-0 & 225 v Nottinghamshire 446
We could have some news from Trent Bridge for you very shortly...
Essex 287-6 v Gloucestershire 262
BBC Essex's Dick Davies at Chelmsford:
"To borrow a phrase from another activity, this was in so many respects a day of two halves.
"Essex batted beautifully in ideal conditions in a busy morning session - during which the visitors' seamers bowled 33 overs - as Alastair Cook and Tom Westley played in their contrasting styles to reach 164 -1 at lunch.
"They had put on 222 runs together before Cook was lbw to Jack Taylor's seventh delivery of the match for a typical 105, his 52nd first-class century and Westley went soon after for 121.
"As the weather deteriorated, so did Essex's dominance and they finished in a useful, but not commanding, position 25 runs ahead with four wickets in hand."
Durham 154-4 & 256 v Somerset 179
So, once again we've only got action between Durham and Somerset.
Durham have just lost their fourth wicket - Michael Richardson was lbw to Lewis Gregory for nought.
Skipper and former England batsman Paul Collingwood comes in at six.
They may not be on for too much longer though...
Surrey 14-0 & 225 v Nottinghamshire 446
They're off again at Trent Bridge.
Durham 149-3 & 256 v Somerset 179
Momentous moment in the north-east! The gloom is moving north.
Durham 149-3 & 256 v Somerset 179
Jack Burnham is out at Chester-le-Street. However, Keaton Jennings is approaching his second hundred of the match.
The opener is 72 not out.
Essex 287-6 v Gloucestershire 262
Image source, Getty ImagesThe umpires have also decided to call things off at Chelmsford.
Gloucestershire produced a fine fightback in the afternoon taking 5-53 including Alastair Cook for 105 and Tom Westley for 121.
We go again on Tuesday.
Northants 481-7 v Sussex
Play has been called off for the day at Wantage Road.
Ben Duckett will resume day three on 282 not out.
Unless Northants declare overnight - seems unlikely though!
Surrey 6-0 & 225 v Nottinghamshire 446
Notts skipper Chris Read has indeed asked Surrey to bat again after conceding that first-innings deficit of 221.
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I've never been to Chester-le-Street - sounds like I would hear a few interesting things in the stands when I do eventually make it up there.
Durham 135-2 & 256 v Somerset 179
Wicket at Chester-le-Street too - Scott Borthwick is dismissed by Tim Groenewald.
Durham are still well on top though.