Ian Bell hits century for Warwickshire
Essex close in on win against Gloucs
Notts & England batsman James Taylor retires with heart condition
Northants 481-7 v Sussex (no play Tuesday, wet outfield)
We have our third complete washout on day three of the 2016 County Championship season.
Northants v Sussex is off after an umpteenth inspection.
Division One:
Nottinghamshire 446 v Surrey 225 & 127-1
Hampshire 202 v Warwickshire 155-5
Durham 256 & 223-4 v Somerset 179 (no play Tuesday, rain)
Division Two:
Worcestershire v Kent (no play Tuesday, wet outfield)
Northants 481-7 v Sussex (start delayed)
Essex 385 v Gloucestershire 262 & 72-5
Nottinghamshire 446 v Surrey 225 & 120-1
Kumar Sangakkara brings up his 78th first-class fifty with a four off Brett Hutton.
This guy makes batting look so, so simple - he's got there off 62 balls with nine boundaries.
Surrey are slowly working their way back into the match at Trent Bridge after being asked to follow on - the deficit is now 101.
Northants 481-7 v Sussex
Thankfully there's an inspection in about five minutes time!
James Taylor forced to retire
Hampshire 202 v Warwickshire 140-5
Warwickshire and England all-rounder Chris Woakes is currently batting with Ian Bell at the Ageas Bowl.
Tim Ambrose was the latest man to go to James Tomlinson.
The runs have also dried up for Bell in the last hour or so - he's 58 not out.
Image source, Rex FeaturesJames Taylor forced to retire
Not sure we've heard a bad word said about James Taylor today. Glowing tributes from across the board.
Northants 481-7 v Sussex
How many inspections is that now? Anyone been counting?
You're not losing hope at this stage of the season, surely?!
Nottinghamshire 446 v Surrey 225 & 77-1
A certain Sri Lankan legend is beginning to find his feet in Surrey's second innings...
Hampshire 202 v Warwickshire 130-4
BBC Radio Solent's Kevan James at the Ageas Bowl:
"Ian Bell (52*) looks calm and assured as he strokes the ball with ease off both front and back foot.
"One particular back foot "push" through extra cover for four off Fidel Edwards was as sweet as you like.
"The ball is 37 overs old now and this is the time (as we saw in the first innings) that batting will become easier.
"Warwickshire are currently trailing by 72 runs and if conditions ease, will look to get a decent lead by late morning tomorrow and give Hants a tricky two sessions to bat. Ian Bell holds the key."
James Taylor forced to retire
Some kind words from former Somerset and England wicket-keeper Craig Kieswetter.
Kieswetter also had to retire early, at the age of 27, in June 2015 because of vision problems.
Hampshire 202 v Warwickshire 130-4
Image source, Rex FeaturesAh, some glorious early spring sunshine at the Ageas Bowl. (Sorry fans of Worcestershire, Northants and Durham).
Ian Bell is still ticking along on 52 not out.
Essex 385 v Gloucestershire 262 & 25-4
Gloucestershire have just lost their fourth wicket at Chelmsford.
Jamie Porter bowls Hamish Marshall for his third wicket of the innings.
The visitors need 98 more to make Essex bat again.
BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt at Chelmsford:
"And there goes Hamish Marshall, bowled by a Snorter from Porter.
"Should I cancel my hotel this evening?"
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James Taylor forced to retire
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Durham 256 & 223-4 v Somerset 179
Yep, it's too wet at Chester-le-Street. After an inspection about 10 minutes ago, the umpires have called it off for the day.
Wednesday's forecast? Iffy to say the least.
Northants 481-7 v Sussex
As well as being 282 not out, and in sight of becoming the first Northamptonshire triple centurion for 10 years, it seems Ben Duckett is also a master of understatement...
Hampshire 202 v Warwickshire 117-4
Dropped by England over the winter, Ian Bell has stated he hasn't given up hope of winning back his place in the Test side.
This certainly won't do the new Warwickshire captain any harm - he moves to his half-century off 68 balls.
Image source, Rex FeaturesEssex 385 v Gloucestershire 262 & 8-3
BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Bob Hunt at Chelmsford:
"Disastrous start for Gloucestershire. Jamie Porter two in two balls in the first over; Cameron Bancroft caught behind third ball, Ian Cockbain caught down the leg side the fourth.
"And wait; Chris Dent out as well to Matt Dixon. They're 8-3!"