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So, a bit of a frustrating day weather-wise draws to a close with the Roses match nicely poised.

Unfortunately the rain had the final say at Northants and Trent Bridge, but there was still time for Sussex to beat Derbyshire by 10 wickets at Hove.

My colleague Paul Grunill will be back at 10:55 tomorrow with the conclusion of the four matches which started on Sunday.

Hope you can join him then. From me, it's goodbye.

Division One

Nottinghamshire 534 & 289-5 v Durham 447 - Match Drawn

Middlesex 467-3 dec v Hampshire 131 & 100-4 - day three, stumps

Yorkshire 308 & 236 v Lancashire 196 & 41-1 - day three, stumps

Division Two

Northamptonshire 444 & 75-5 v Essex 640 - Match Drawn

Derbyshire 150 & 307 v Sussex 447-8 dec & 11-0 - Sussex won by 10 wickets

Leicestershire 341 v Kent 117-2 - no play Tuesday, rain

Worcestershire 439 & 151-5 v Gloucestershire 364-6 dec - day three, stumps

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It was only a matter of time, but play is called off at New Road. 

It should be an exciting final day - Worcestershire will look to set a target and then have a go with the ball.

Let's hope the weather is our friend.

Just 17 overs were possible at Northwood today - but it's a fair miracle they got those in after all the heavy rain in the morning.

Middlesex will resume the final day needing six Hampshire wickets. Hampshire need to survive three sessions.

The Roses match is off for the day with no sign of the weather getting any better.

Lancashire need a further 308 runs on the final day, Yorkshire require nine wickets.

What a climax we could have!

Rain stops playpublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 31 May 2016

17:36 BST 31 May 2016

Erm, still no word from Headingley, New Road or Northwood.

Although BBC Hereford & Worcester's Dave Bradley doesn't sound too confident of a restart at Worcestershire...

With no play at any of our grounds at the moment, I'm going to take a short break, but will bring you news of any restarts as soon as I have it.

They're also off at Northwood. Hampshire's Jimmy Adams has moved onto 47 with 19-year-old Joe Weatherley batting 36 balls for his four not out as they try to save the game.

The weather could play a big part in that mission with the forecast not looking great for tomorrow either.

It's been gloomy most of the day at Headingley and the umpires decide the floodlights are now taking over the natural light.

They players are off and that could be curtains for day three.

Thank you for all your suggestions for today's themed XI. Now the side I've picked wouldn't win many prizes for balance - there's no wicketkeeper for a start - although it's only a bit of fun!

1.How Clean is your Strauss?

2.Adam Lyth on Mars  

3.Homes Under the Hameed

4.Fawlty Gowers

5.Mark Ramprakash in the Attic

6.Trott of the Pops

7.Blue Pietersen

8.Recordo Gordon's Kitchen Nightmares

9.Devon Malcolm in the Middle

10.Telly Caddicks

11.Emmerdale Steyn

With commentary from - Knowing Me, Knowing Agnew, with Alan Partridge

Lancashire opener Haseeb Hameed has got some temperament for a 19-year-old.

He's faced 61 balls for his 15 so far, up against a pace attack consisting of Tim Bresnan, Jack Brooks, Liam Plunkett and Steven Patterson.

It's been a good start from the visitors in their pursuit of 349 in tricky batting conditions.

James Cooper: Trott of the Pops

Jackie Hamer: The Flintstonemans or how about Wood I Lie to You?

Ben Mason: Bell's Kitchen

Rain stops play at New Roadpublished at 16:40 British Summer Time 31 May 2016

16:40 BST 31 May 2016

Worcestershire 439 & 151-5 v Gloucestershire 364-6 dec

The rain finally arrives at New Road after its slow journey across the country. We could be in for an exciting final day in the West Midlands if they don't get back on.

The weather also has the final say at Wantage Road where the match is abandoned as a draw.

Northants have now drawn four straight matches, while Division Two leaders Essex remain unbeaten.

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There's more good news, asides from that wicket at Headingley, for Yorkshire fans.

Coach Jason Gillespie has confirmed he will not be leaving to take a role with Cricket Australia.  

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BBC Sport's Isabelle Duncan is certainly enjoying herself at Headingley! To listen to live ball-by-ball radio commentary click on the live coverage tab at the top of this page.

Things are definitely getting interesting between Worcestershire and Gloucestershire.

Alexei Kervezee is such a frustrating player to watch at times. He's out today for 39, caught by Michael Klinger off spinner Jack Taylor.

Worcestershire's advantage is 205 with five wickets in hand. They need a partnership from somewhere to set a tough target.

It's officially a day-three washout at Kent. The heavy rain band pushed through a couple of hours ago, but it left the outfield saturated.

I've just had a look at the forecast for tomorrow - dull is the most positive word I can think of!