Seven matches on Sunday
Tons for Joyce, Dexter, Trott & Ballance
Rabada removes Cook for 49
Broad takes three wickets for Notts
Notts v Lancahire 199-5
Forget about that first over which went for 13, Imran Tahir is shining for Notts now.
The eccentric spinner claims his third wicket on debut, and it's the big one of Lancashire opener Tom Smith, stumped by Riki Wessels.
Division One leaders Lancashire have fallen from 118-1 to 199-5.
Essex v Kent 207
Nope, Mitch Claydon can't stick around to see Alex Blake through to his century.
The Kent fast bowler edges Graham Napier to gully and is last man out for six.
Blake is left stranded on 89. Alastair Cook will be out to bat for Essex shortly with 31 overs left in the day.
Essex v Kent 204-9
After hitting a couple of fours, Kagiso Rabada's brief cameo comes to an end at the hands of Dan Lawrence.
The part-time bowler gets through the young South African's defences and Kent are nine down.
Mitch Claydon is last man in. Can he hang around long enough for Alex Blake to get the 12 needed for his century?
Yorkshire 183-4 v Middlesex - Tea
Another batsman doing his chances of an England recall no harm is Gary Ballance.
The Yorkshire man goes to fifty three balls before tea with a boundary off Middlesex spinner Paul Stirling.
Tim Bresnan is unbeaten on 28.
Image source, Getty ImagesSurrey 273 v Warwickshire 204-4
Surrey have two wickets in eight balls and are back in this!
Sam Hain goes without scoring, caught by Rory Burns off Stuart Meaker.
Tim Ambrose comes to the middle.
Surrey 273 v Warwickshire 198-3
Just as Ian Bell and Jonathan Trott looked set to take this game away from Surrey, skipper Gareth Batty strikes a crucial blow as he removes Bell, caught by Sam Curran.
Huge wicket for the hosts at Guildford.
Sussex 133-1 v Glamorgan 335
Slow bowler Owen Morgan, in just his second first-class match, gets the breakthrough for Glamorgan...
Worcestershire v Leicestershire 203-3
It's also tea at Worcestershire, where Leicestershire have enjoyed a dominant day with the bat so far.
Neil Dexter goes to the break on 96 not out.
Notts v Lancashire 192-4
It's very finely poised at Trent Bridge after two sessions.
Surrey 273 v Warwickshire 187-2
He may have quit the international fold, but boy can Jonathan Trott offer plenty to Warwickshire and the county game still.
The 35-year-old brings up the 80th first-class fifty of his career off 92 balls.
His partnership with Ian Bell has also stretched beyond 100.
Essex v Kent 171-8
Essex have some young talent in Jamie Porter.
The paceman picks up his third wicket of the innings, bowling James Tredwell.
It's also the 23-year-old's 99th first-class wicket.
Another young fast bowler, Kagiso Rabada, comes to the crease on his four-day debut for Kent.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSurrey 273 v Warwickshire 172-2
It's been a gritty knock from Warwickshire skipper Ian Bell, but he's now reaped the rewards with his third Championship half-century of the summer off 106 balls.
His batting partner Jonathan Trott is on 47 and the partnership is worth 90. Things are beginning to look ominous for Surrey at Guildford.
Durham v Hampshire 178-2
Durham's Barry McCarthy is now in the wickets. He dismisses Hampshire opener Jimmy Adams 14 short of what would have been a deserved ton.
Essex v Kent 158-7
Image source, Rex FeaturesAnd the Essex captain does get a wicket!
Callum Jackson is pinned in front and has to go for 19.
James Tredwell, no mug with the bat, joins Alex Blake in the middle.
Essex v Kent 155-6
The last hour has undoubtedly belonged to Kent and Essex are beginning to look frustrated having had the Division Two leaders in real trouble straight after lunch.
Essex skipper Ryan ten Doeschate has brought himself on to try and find a wicket.
Durham v Hampshire 160-1
Well, it's taken just over four hours, but Durham finally have the breakthrough.
Will Smith the man to go to Keaton Jennings.
Notts v Lancashire 154-4
Imran Tahir takes his second wicket on debut for Notts - removing Lancashire skipper Steven Croft lbw.
The South African spinner now has 2-48 and Division One leaders Lancashire aren't looking quite as comfortable.
Durham v Hampshire 158-0
I could not have put it better myself...
Sussex 92-0 v Glamorgan 335
Maybe it's in the pile of tyres lads?!
Yorkshire 133-4 v Middlesex
It's been a torrid time for Yorkshire's captain with the bat this season. He's not yet reached a half-century in 14 innings, has a top score of 46 and averages 18.76.
Yorkshire are still well in the mix for their third County Championship title in a row though despite the skipper's problems with the willow, so he's certainly doing something right.