Summary

  • Northamptonshire beat Derbyshire with just a ball to spare

  • Yorkshire complete innings victory over Warwickshire

  • Hampshire draw with champions Middlesex, Surrey draw with Lancashire

  • Century for England opener Keaton Jennings but Durham lose to Nottinghamshire

  • Kent beat Sussex by 226 runs in Division Two

Live Reporting

Adam Williams and Kalika Mehta

  1. wicket

    WICKET Finn (c sub b Wheal) 16

    Hampshire 438 v Middlesex 356 & 138-5

    The "Watford Wall" Steven Finn has finally come tumbling down for Middlesex.

    His resistance ends after nearly an hour of play as Brad Wheal bangs one in short to him that he can't resist taking on, but pulls into the hands of deep mid-wicket, who is substitute fielder Mason Crane for Hampshire.

    Middlesex now 56 ahead with five wickets remaining as John Simpson is the new man in.

  2. wicket

    WICKET Finch (c Tredwell b Stevens) 24

    Kent 304 & 413-5d v Sussex 291 & 59-1

    Kent have the early wicket they craved as they look to push for a final day victory at Hove.

    Sussex opener Harry Finch succumbs to the ever reliable Darren Steven.

    368 runs in 81 overs needed to win for the hosts or nine wickets for the visitors.

  3. 100 runs

    100 for Keaton Jennings

    Durham 162 & 246-8 v Nottinghamshire 305

    Keaton JenningsGetty Images

    Keaton Jennings continues to press his case for solidifying his place in the England side as he becomes the first player to make a century at Chester-le-Street in this match.

    The Durham opener reaches three figures off 201 balls with 16 fours as he looks to push the hosts towards some sort of respectable score.

  4. wicket

    WICKET Wood (c Libby b Fletcher) 21

    Durham 162 & 244-8 v Nottinghamshire 305

    Jack Libby has redemption! The Nottinghamshire fielder had put Mark Wood down earlier in the morning but he makes no mistake this time as he takes a simple catch off Luke Fletcher.

    Graham Onions comes to the crease.

  5. Patient progress by Champions

    Hampshire 438 v Middlesex 356 & 133-4

    Forty-five minutes played on the final morning at Ageas Bowl and not a lot going on.

    But, I don't think Middlesex will care too much as they've pushed their lead beyond 50 without losing another wicket.

    The "Watford Wall" Steven Finn (16 not out off 40 balls) is continuing in his stoic role having been nightwatchman last evening.

    Adam Voges (39 not out) also standing firm.

  6. Yorkshire wrap up convincing win

    Yorkshire (381) beat Warwickshire (178 & 115) by an innings and 88 runs

    Despite being frustrated for half-an-hour, the victory never looked in doubt for Yorkshire.

    Three ducks and two scores of one from five of the top six showed Warwickshire's batting troubles at The Oval last week were not just a blip.

    Ben Coad picked up his maiden 10-wicket haul in a match as his devastating spell in the final session on day three overwhelmed the Bears. 

    It was an impressive victory for Yorkshire, who lost to Hampshire last week, but Warwickshire remain rooted to the bottom of Division One after yet another heavy defeat.

  7. Back on air at Hove

    Sussex 291 & 42-0 (target 427) v Kent 304 & 413-5 dec

    The earlier technical issues with the commentary from Hove have been resolved.

    Many apologies for that, but I believe you were instead listening to some fine programming from another station a bit further north.

    You haven't missed any wickets though as Sussex continue to make runs with their opening pair.

  8. wicket

    WICKET Hannon-Dalby (b Rashid) 12

    Yorkshire beat Warwickshire by an innings and 88 runs

    The fun and games comes to an end at Edgbaston as Adil Rashid bowls Oliver Hannon-Dalby through the gate.

    A good effort this morning by Warwickshire's last-wicket pair this morning but Yorkshire were always going to wrap up a comprehensive victory.

  9. wicket

    WICKET Stoneman (st Davies b Parry) 27

    Surrey 319 & 66-2 (f/o) v Lancashire 470

    First wicket down of the day in Division One as Surrey's struggles against spin continue at The Oval.

    Mark Stoneman is stumped by Alex Davies off Stephen Parry and the hosts are still 85 runs behind the Red Rose.

  10. Yorkshire struggle for last scalp

    Warwickshire 178 &1-9 v Yorkshire 381

    Ben Coad over-pitches and Oliver Hannon-Dalby drives through the covers once more for another boundary.

    The partnership for the last wicket between Hannon-Dalby and Jeetan Patel is now up to 36.

  11. Apologies for break in Sussex v Kent commentary

    Sussex 291 & 25-0 (target 427) v Kent 304 & 413-5

    If you're trying to tune into the last day of Sussex v Kent at Hove and it's not the broadcast you were expecting, many apologies.

    Our team are working on rectifying it and it should be available for you shortly.

    In the meantime, Sussex's openers have so far made it to 25 without loss in the opening six overs.

  12. 6 runs

    Patel launches Rashid for a maximum

    Warwickshire 178 & 110-9 v Yorkshire 381

    Jeetan Patel comes down the track and smashes the ball straight back over the head of bowler Adil Rashid for a booming six.

    The New Zealand spinner is enjoying himself out there.

  13. Patel takes Bears pass 100

    Warwickshire 178 & 104-9 v Yorkshire 381

    Jeetan Patel, Warwickshire's highest scorer in the second innings by some distance - moves on to 40 as he hits the ball back past bowler Ben Coad.

    The ball was aerial for a while but Coad couldn't get his left hand to it as Patel takes the hosts past 100.

    Oliver Hannon-Dalby then produces the shot of the day as he picks up the first boundary of the with an excellent drive through the covers.

  14. Warwickshire tail remain unmoved

    Warwickshire 178 & 95-9 vYorkshire 381

    Adam Lyth in the slips is convinced he's caught Oliver Hannon-Dalby bat pad off Adil Rashid but the umpire is once again unmoved.

    This is been some staunch resistance by Jeetan Patel and Hannon-Dalby. Only another 88 overs to survive.

  15. dropped catch

    Dropped catch at Chester-le-Street

    Durham 162 & 208-7 v Nottinghamshire 305

    Under way in the north east where Durham have some work to do to survive in their second innings.

    They've been handed an early lifeline by a hiccup in the field by Nottinghamshire....

  16. Is the great escape on?

    Warwickshire 178 & 95-9 v Yorkshire 381

    Oliver Hannon-Dalby decides to get in on the fun now as he sends Ben Coad for a single through the covers.

    Warwickshire have looked rather comfortable.

    Could the great escape really on here at Edgbaston?

  17. Setting up a chase?

    Derbyshire 281 & 150-0 v Northamptonshire 307

    Alex Winter
    BBC Radio Northampton sport at Derby

    Derbyshire resuming 116 runs ahead this morning and the only chance of a result is via some collusion - and the strong rumours are, that is exactly what we're going to get.

    Max Holden and Rob Keogh have opening the bowling, so nothing silly just yet, but the Northants bowlers were having a swim rather than warm-up this morning, so that tells you what the visitors have in mind this morning.

    Alex Wakely talked a lot pre-season about being prepared to lose to win and trying to entertain and the huge benefits of winning games rather than drawing, so we'll see if he's as good as his word here.

    DerbyBBC Sport

  18. Patel survives tight leg before shout

    Warwickshire 178 & 93-9 v Yorkshire 381

    Jeetan Patel survives a rather tight lbw call off Adil Rashid. The Yorkshire fielders thought the match was over, the umpires had other ideas.

  19. Patel and Hannon-Dalby survive first over

    Warwickshire 178 & 92-9 v Yorkshire 381

    Jeetan Patel and Oliver Hannon-Dalby survive the first over of day four from Ben Coad, taking seven runs from the over.

    Adil Rashid comes into the attack at the BIrmingham End.

  20. Could the weather stop Kent's party?

    Sussex 291 & 0-0 (target 427) v Kent 304 & 413-5d

    Adam Whitty
    BBC Radio Kent at Hove

    After some superb batting on Easter Sunday evening from captain Sam Northeast and Darren Stevens, Kent are fully in control here at Hove.

    Their fun was cut short last night, with bad light taking the players off an hour early.

    Kent declared just before the start of play, setting the hosts an unlikely 427 to win.

    Kent huddleBBC Sport

    Kent had their final day huddle this morning, as they aim to bowl Sussex out today.

    But the spectre of the English weather may stop the visitors' charge.

    Rain is expected today at some point in the afternoon.

    Kent will hope they can rattle the hosts out early and swiftly, while Sussex may hope that if they last for a session and a half, they may well be saved from defeat.