Here are the lunchtime scores around the grounds.

Division One:

Surrey 106-4 v Nottinghamshire 446

Hampshire 189-8 v Warwickshire

Somerset 143-8 v Durham 256

Division Two:

Worcestershire v Kent (No play Monday, wet outfield)

Northants 401-5 v Sussex

Essex 164-1 v Gloucestershire 262

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Oh deary me, that's not good news from New Road. After Sunday's washout, play has also been abandoned today.

Fingers crossed for Tuesday.

Here we go again! After yesterday's roast dinner, our BBC commentators are certainly being looked after at Trent Bridge on day two as well.

BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms at Wantage Road:

"Terrific moment for 18-year-old George Garton who on his Championship debut sends Richard Levi's off stump cartwheeling out of the ground, and then bowls Adam Rossington for a duck

"However the imperious Ben Duckett goes on and on - now 223 not out."

Yep, he's still going. 220 not out. 

Northants have lost their fourth wicket though, Richard Levi has just been bowled by George Garton for 11.

With Alastair Cook starting the season in fine form with the bat for Essex it's got us thinking at BBC Sport towers.

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Harry Gurney strikes for Notts at Trent Bridge, removing Steven Davies.

Sounds like a pretty decent catch too...

Somerset are deep in the mire at Chester-le-Street as 20-year-old paceman Brydon Carse removes Ryan Davies for his maiden first-class wicket.

BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt at Chelmsford:

"Very useful batting practice for Alistair Cook as he reaches a fifty against a Gloucestershire attack bereft of two front line bowlers.

"A big score is surely on the cards for him."

Cook is currently 56 not out.

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BBC Sussex's Adrian Harms at Wantage Road:

"The chase is on for maximum batting points for Northants. 45 needed in 11 overs which is within reach with Ben Duckett in this form."

BBC Radio Bristol's Anthony Gibson at Chester-le-Street:

"2015 all over again for Somerset's collapso kings. Three quick wickets and then the skipper's run out. Unbelievable."

Graham Onions now has four wickets for Durham.

ALASTAIR COOK HITS 50published at 12:03 British Summer Time 11 April 2016

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Essex 112-1 v Gloucestershire 262

Cook brings up his half-century off 92 balls with nine fours.

Essex well placed for a big total with Tom Westley unbeaten on 48 at the other end.

Here's how things are looking after the first hour of day two.

Division One:

Surrey 40-2 v Nottinghamshire 446

Hampshire 189-8 v Warwickshire (start delayed)

Somerset 85-5 v Durham 256

Division Two:

Worcestershire v Kent (start delayed, inspection at 12:30 BST)

Northants 343-3 v Sussex

Essex 97-1 v Gloucestershire 262

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Looks pretty though!

But it's not Ben Duckett. Josh Cobb nicks Ollie Robinson behind for 24.

Duckett continues on his merry way on 209 not out.

BBC Radio Northampton’s Alex Winter at Wantage Road:

“What a talent Ben Duckett is. He said last night he was hungry for more runs after his first-day century and it’s taken him 10 overs of the morning session to take his overnight 178 through to a double century.

"He becomes the first double centurion for Northamptonshire since David Sales on this ground in 2013.

"And he’s now gone past the highest score by a Northants batsman against Sussex, beating the 204 made by Rob Bailey in 1990, also here at Wantage Road."