Seven County Championship games
Essex beat Northants by an innings
All other matches are drawn
England all-rounder Moeen Ali hits 136*
Warwickshire 410-8 v Yorkshire 379
Adil Rashid has had a reasonable day with the ball, Keith Barker his latest victim, clean bowled for 18. Rashid's figures now read 4-105 from 28 overs.
Warwickshire are 31 runs ahead.
Glamorgan 377 & 87-2 v Derbyshire 345
Now, this sounds like fun. What a plain daft week it's been.
Even by this country's standards, can anyone remember a weirder week of county cricket weather ever?
It sounds like Monty Panesar will have to wait for his Northants return, having been included in their squad for the season...
Durham 305-4 v Middlesex 389
BBC Newcastle's Martin Emmerson, ever the optimist...
Surrey 463 & 153-5 v Somerset 353
Surrey are five down now, with Zafar Ansari next to the bowling of seamer Lewis Gregory for 14.
The hosts are 263 runs ahead at The Oval.
Warwickshire 401-7 v Yorkshire 379
Warwickshire have secured the fifth and final batting point, thanks in part to 50 useful runs from Tim Ambrose.
Worcestershire 411 & 27-2 v Gloucestershire 380 & 382-7d
Image source, Ged ScottWorcestershire have made a stuttering start here and have lost a couple of early wickets - including that of captain Daryl Mitchell, who could only follow his first-innings first-baller with eight second time round.
England's Moeen Ali is at the crease, having reached 14 from 21 balls.
Glamorgan 377 & 87-2 v Derbyshire 345
The players are off at Derby, whose Twitter account may have just won picture of the day...
Surrey 463 & 139-4 v Somerset 353
Somerset will be very glad to see the back of Kumar Sangakkara, whenever that proves to be. The Sri Lanka legend has now moved on to 55 from 92 balls and may even be steering Surrey into a declarable position.
Warwickshire 387-7 v Yorkshire 379
Having brought up his fifty by smashing Adil Rashid for six, Rikki Clarke is then caught and bowled by the Yorkshire and England leg-spinner from the very next delivery. A superb comeback.
Warwickshire 387-6 v Yorkshire 379
Warwickshire are going along quite nicely at Edgbaston, having now gone past Yorkshire's first-innings score of 379 and seen Rikki Clarke bring up his half-century from only 46 balls.
Hang about, though...
Leicestershire 330-6 v Kent 264
A couple of wickets have fallen at Grace Road since lunch, including that of centurion Neil Dexter, who was lbw to Darren Stevens for 131. He struck 15 fours during his 205-ball knock.
Since then, Niall O'Brien has also fallen to Stevens to leave Leicestershire 330-6, 66 runs ahead of Kent.
Essex beat Northants by an innings and 92 runs
Image source, Rex FeaturesBBC Radio Northampton's Alex Winter gives us his final verdict:
"A pretty poor all-round performance from Northamptonshire here. They bowled waywardly on the first day and have been chasing the game since.
“The batting was marginally better in the second innings but nowhere near good enough to get back in the match.
“Essex have put in an efficient display for a huge win and their second victory of the season. Promotion challenge on?"
Northants 119 & 230 v Essex 441-8d
Ben Sanderson lasts just two balls before Graham Napier scatters his stumps to all parts and secures a thumping victory for Essex.
It was Ryan ten Doeschate who did the majority of the damage this morning, returning figures of 4-31.
Northants 119 & 230-9 v Essex 411-8d
Richard Gleeson departs for a career-best 13 and Essex are on the brink.
Gloucestershire 380 & 382-7d v Worcestershire 411
Hurray, Gloucestershire have decided to make a game of it in Bristol!
The hosts have declared on 382-7, with Chris Dent having compiled an unbeaten 138, leaving Worcestershire needing 352 in 63 overs.
Warwickshire 340-6 v Yorkshire 379
It sounds like Jonny Bairstow's been in the wars, according to BBC WM's Richard Wilford:
"For the second time today Yorkshire and England wicketkeeper Bairstow requires on-field treatment to his hand.
"It has been a bit of an untidy display with the gloves today from Bairstow but he is clearly in some discomfort."
Durham 305-4 v Middlesex 389
If the players don't make it back on but Durham go on to win the Championship by a single point, we'll have to make sure we remember today.
Chester-le-Street is treated to just 14 balls before the players are forced back to the pavilion - but the hosts were afforded just about enough time to bring up another batting point. Every little helps.
Surrey 463 & 109-4 v Somerset 353
And Jason Roy can come and join us up in the box, if he likes. He's caught by Chris Rogers off the bowling of Jack Leach for 19, to leave Surrey 219 ahead with six second-innings wickets remaining.
The Oval's looking just lovely this afternoon, isn't it? We're back under way at every ground other than Chelmsford.