Weather affects Tuesday's play
Lancs chasing 349 to win in Roses match
Sussex beat Derbys by 10 wickets
Notts draw with Durham
Northants draw with Essex
Yorkshire 308 & 89-6 v Lancashire 196
The Red Rose are back in this! Yorkshire captain Andrew Gale is now out, caught at short-leg by Haseeb Hameed off Neil Wagner.
The White Rose are suddenly looking shaky. How many more twists and turns are we going to get in this one?!
Yorkshire 308 & 89-5 v Lancashire 196
He did his job last night, but Steven Patterson is more than capable of holding a bat and I'm sure he would have wanted to have stuck around for a big longer this morning.
However, he has to go as he nicks Tom Smith behind. Smith now has 2-5.
Yorkshire are still in the driving seat, but Lancashire have plenty of hope. The Tykes' lead is 201.
Northants 444 & 74-5 v Essex 640
Talking of nightwatchmen, Ben Sanderson is the fifth man out for Northants, as Ravi Bopara gets him lbw.
The dark clouds may be rolling into Wantage Road, but if and when any rain delay is over - Northants will have a battle on their hands to save this game.
Image source, Rex FeaturesYorkshire 308 & 89-4 v Lancashire 196
Steven Patterson is doing a good one at Headingley. The Yorkshire nightwatchman has survived for 29 balls without scoring.
Frustrating for Lancashire I'm sure. Actually scrap that - Patterson is off the mark!
Middlesex 467-3 dec v Hampshire 131 & 62-3
That's the word from BBC Radio London's Kevin Hand...
Northants 444 & 70-4 v Essex 640
Hmm, this doesn't look too encouraging from BBC Radio Northampton's Alex Winter at Wantage Road.
Although it may be good news for Northants who are in a bit of trouble - they still trail by 126.
Worcestershire 439 v Gloucestershire 235-6
And another wicket at New Road where Worcestershire spinner Brett D'Oliveira removes Jack Taylor leg-before-wicket for six.
Gloucestershire still need 55 to avoid the follow on, but Graeme van Buuren is still there on 106.
Notts 534 & 105-2 v Durham 447
There is also a wicket in the first over at Nottinghamshire. Durham fast bowler Graham Onions traps Greg Smith lbw for 21.
The draw is still very much favourite here, with Nottinghamshire's lead only at 192, but you never know in this crazy County Championship season!
Yorkshire 308 & 81-4 v Lancashire 196
What a dream start to day three for Lancashire and Neil Wagner! Yorkshire opener Adam Lyth starts proceedings with a four to move to 48, but is then bowled around his legs by the New Zealand paceman with the very next delivery.
Just what Lancashire needed to get back into this game - Yorkshire's lead is 193.
Every ball covered
As ever, there will be live ball-by-ball radio commentary from every ball of every game in all three domestic formats this season.
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After Somerset's remarkable victory over Surrey yesterday, which you can read about here - only three matches which started on Saturday will conclude today. The other four go into Wednesday.
Division One
Nottinghamshire 534 & 104-1 v Durham 447 - day four
Surrey 264 & 138 v Somerset 102 & 301-9
Somerset won by one wicket
Middlesex 467-3 dec v Hampshire 131 & 62-3 - day three
Yorkshire 308 & 77-3 v Lancashire 196 - day three
Division Two
Northamptonshire 444 & 56-4 v Essex 640 - day four
Derbyshire 150 & 195-6 v Sussex 447-8 dec - day four
Leicestershire 341 v Kent 117-2 - day three
Worcestershire 439 v Gloucestershire 226-5 - day three
So where are we going to have delayed starts I hear you ask? Well a heavy (torrential) rain band is heading from east to west across England today - and it's currently sitting over the east of England.
The covers are on at Canterbury, Hove and Northwood, where Middlesex are playing Hampshire.
We could also be in danger at Trent Bridge and Wantage Road shortly.
As the saying goes (I think) - west is best!
County Championship
Image source, RexWould anyone like to move to sunny Dubai with me? And take all the County Championship cricket with us?
Because I'm afraid we have a fairly familiar theme this morning - a number of matches heading towards exciting finishes, but the covers are on.
It's not all doom and gloom though, we do have some cricket to bring you on time - including at Headingley where the Roses match in wonderfully poised.
The action gets under way in about five minutes.