Use the live coverage tab to select your commentary
Play abandoned at Grace Road & Derby
No play at Edgbaston or Cardiff
Yorkshire's Joe Root out for 213
Kent skipper Northeast hits 189
So that's your lot on a badly rain-affected third day of the County Championship.
The forecast is looking a bit better tomorrow, so fingers crossed for more play than today.
We're set for quite a few exciting finishes so please join us from 10.55 BST for live text updates and ball-by-ball radio commentary.
Have a good evening whatever you are up to!
Image source, Rex FeaturesClose of play
Division One:
Yorkshire 557-6 v Surrey 330
Warwickshire 152 & 4-0 v Somerset 295 & 178 - no play Tuesday, rain
Middlesex 203-3 v Nottinghamshire 354 - no play Tuesday, rain
Lancashire 456 v Hampshire 109 & 76-2
Division Two:
Leicestershire 332 & 132-6 v Northants 151 - no play Tuesday, rain
Kent 478-8 v Gloucestershire 337
Glamorgan 42-4 v Worcestershire 456-6 dec - no play Tuesday, rain
Derbyshire 191 v Sussex 468-5 - no play Tuesday, rain
Kent 478-8 v Gloucestershire 337
Matt Hunn finishes the day in style with three huge sixes over mid-wicket off Jack Taylor. Madness!
It brings the 50 partnership up with Calum Haggett and extends the lead to 141. I wasn't expecting that.
Kent 456-8 v Gloucestershire 337
One over left. It's very dark but I think they're going to stay on.
Kent 448-8 v Gloucestershire 337
Calum Haggett is playing like Brian Lara! Or Brian Guava if you were following our fruit and veg XI earlier.
He smashes Craig Miles for another couple of boundaries to move to 30, but it's just starting to rain.
They're staying on for the moment.
Kent 437-8 v Gloucestershire 337
Calum Haggett helps Kent's lead up to 100 as he charges Jack Taylor and drives him over the top for four.
Nice batting from Haggett who moves to 20 not out.
Kent 429-8 v Gloucestershire 337
But the dark clouds are rolling in again!
Kent 426-8 v Gloucestershire 337
And here we go again. Six overs are left in the day if the rain holds off. Calum Haggett and Matt Hunn are the batsmen in the middle for Kent.
Kent 426-8 v Gloucestershire 337
Our BBC Radio Kent commentator Ben Watts indicates that there will be more play between Kent and Gloucestershire. If the showers stay away.
Kent 426-8 v Gloucestershire 337
With time called at Old Trafford, the only ground we are waiting for a decision from is Canterbury where they are currently off for rain.
I'll bring you any news as soon as we have it.
Lancashire 456 v Hampshire 109 & 76-2
And that indeed is stumps at Lancashire, where the relentless rain and drizzle has had the final say.
Hampshire will resume in the morning needing to bat all day to avoid defeat.
Lancashire 456 v Hampshire 109 & 76-2
No official call from the umpires, but you get the feeling that could be your lot for the day at Old Trafford.
Lancashire 456 v Hampshire 109 & 76-2
Okay fellas, time to put us out of our misery now surely?!
County Championship - day three
Image source, Getty ImagesWith the players off at Canterbury and still no word from Old Trafford let's have a quick look at where day three stands at the moment.
Division One:
Yorkshire 557-6 v Surrey 330 - stumps
Warwickshire 152 & 4-0 v Somerset 295 & 178 - no play Tuesday, rain
Middlesex 203-3 v Nottinghamshire 354 - no play Tuesday, rain
Lancashire 456 v Hampshire 109 & 76-2 - rain stopped play
Division Two:
Leicestershire 332 & 132-6 v Northants 151 - no play Tuesday, rain
Kent 426-8 v Gloucestershire 337 - rain stopped play
Glamorgan 42-4 v Worcestershire 456-6 dec - no play Tuesday, rain
Derbyshire 191 v Sussex 468-5 - no play Tuesday, rain
Kent 426-8 v Gloucestershire 337
A familiar story today as drizzle starts to fall and the players go off.
Looks like some heavy showers are heading into Kent from The Channel - so that could be all for this afternoon.
Kent 424-8 v Gloucestershire 337
Gloucestershire pick up their fifth wicket of a truncated day as Jack Taylor bowls Mitch Claydon.
Can Kent push their first-innings' lead past 100?
Glam 42-4 v Worcestershire 456-6 dec
BBC Radio Wales' Nick Webb reports from Cardiff:
"It's been Glamorgan's first fully washed-out day of Championship cricket since 2013, with downpours around midday followed by persistent drizzle.
"My colleague Dave Bradley calculates that Worcestershire have lost 46% of their scheduled playing time this season.
"The visitors will have their work cut out to claim 16 wickets on the final day even if the rain holds off.
"Meanwhile Glamorgan aren't commenting about a mysterious Tweet from South Africa paceman Dale Steyn enquiring about fishing facilities here, though they are searching for a second T20 Blast overseas player for the first half of the campaign."
Here is that 'mysterious' Tweet from Steyn.
Lancashire 456 v Hampshire 109 & 76-2
Those two hardy spectators have some action to enjoy.
BBC Sport's Stephan Shemilt has more from Old Trafford:
"There's movement in the middle. The ground staff are out there and the sopper is trundling up and down one of the covers.
"It looks like it is still raining, though. Surely we'll have no more play?"
Kent 413-7 v Gloucestershire 337
Ah, that first innings' advantage may be slightly less now as Darren Stevens is caught on the point boundary attempting to uppercut Josh Shaw.
The lead is currently at 76.
Kent 413-6 v Gloucestershire 337
Kent all-rounder Darren Stevens brings up his 67th first-class half-century at Canterbury as he launches David Payne over the ropes for six.
The hosts are looking like building a decent first-innings' lead here.