That's tea in our three remaining matches. Here's the state of play from all five of our games today.

Division One:

Hampshire (515) beat Warwickshire (254 & 167 f/o) by an innings and 94 runs

Middlesex (358-9) trail Somerset (443-9 dec & 129-3) by 214 runs

Division Two:

Northamptonshire (338 & 100-1) need 105 more runs to beat Durham (166 & 376)

Derbyshire (363 & 28-1) need 188 more runs to beat Nottinghamshire (229 & 349)

Sussex (579-8 dec) beat Worcestershire (312 & 260 f/o) by an innings and 7 runs

50 for Tom Abellpublished at 15:36 British Summer Time 5 June 2017

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Middlesex 358 v Somerset 443-9 dec & 122-3

A very welcome half-century for Somerset captain Tom Abell as tea approaches on the final day at Lord's.

After a dip in form, he's made it to 50 off 111 balls and with six fours.

Somerset now more than 200 ahead as this one goes very much through the motions.

Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator at Trent Bridge

Against all of the advance forecasts there was enough dry weather to allow some cricket at Trent Bridge on the final afternoon.

Nottinghamshire’s second innings was quickly closed, for 349, leaving the visitors a target of 216 in 49 overs. By tea, the visiting side had reached 28-1, from nine overs.

Luis Reece was the one wicket to fall when Derbyshire began their chase, hitting Fletcher to mid-off for 14. His side require a further 188 from 40 overs.

Half century for Alex Wakelypublished at 15:29 British Summer Time 5 June 2017

15:29 BST 5 June 2017

Durham 166 & 376 v Northamptonshire 338 & 85-1

Alex Wakely is playing a captain's innings for Northants as he reaches his half-century off just 58 balls with seven fours and a huge six.

The visitors need just 120 runs off 36 overs.

Right, apologies for the lack of updates from the Champions Trophy after the excitement of the past hour.

Rain has so far stayed away from The Oval where Australia have made a strong start against Bangladesh.

The Tigers elected to bat first, but have lost early wickets and been pegged back by Australia.

You can follow our live text commentary of that game with video highlights.

There's also Test Match Special commentary and BBC Two will have highlights this evening from 00:50 BST.

Alex Wakely is not hanging around. He gets the T20 Blast champions off to the perfect start in their reduced chase of 161 needed for victory against Durham.

The Northants captain sends Paul Coughlin for a pair of boundaries off the first over of the day.

The equation is now 153 runs off 41 overs.

Alex Winter
BBC Radio Northampton sport at Chester-le-Street

Well, remarkably despite a forecast suggesting it may be some time next week before any outdoor sport would be possible in the north east, it has dried up here and we're going to start at 15:05 BST with potentially 42 overs possible.

It's great news for Northamptonshire who need another 161 runs to win and with Worcestershire losing and potentially Notts going down too today, victory here could put Northants right back in the promotion shake up.

But it requires at least 90 minutes of clear weather - they will need at least 20 overs to get these runs you would think.

What won't help them is that, cricket being cricket, a tea break will be taken at 15:35 BST!

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Dave Bracegirdle
BBC Radio Nottingham commentator

An unexpected window of dry weather has allowed the Nottinghamshire v Derbyshire game to move forward quickly.

Resuming on 313-6, Notts have lost their last four second inningss wickets quickly to fall for 349.

Tom Taylor took three of the wickets to claim 4-67 and Jeevan Mendis (4-96) the other as Chris Read finished 74 not out.

Luis Reece and Billy Goodleman get Derbyshire's chase under way.

Will the pair be able to take the visitors to their first Championship win since 2015 or will the weather intervene?

And that is that for Hampshire against Warwickshire.

Sunny Singh is the last man to go for Warwickshire as Sean Ervine gets him leg before.

Hampshire pick up a third win of the season and move to the top of Division One for now.

Warwickshire's struggles continue as they take just three points from this game.

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Derbyshire wrap up the end of Nottinghamshire's second innings as Harry Gurney is caught by Shiv Thakor off Jeevan Mendis.

Derbyshire are set 216 for victory at Trent Bridge in 49 overs.

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Vernon Philander wraps up the Worcestershire innings as Jack Shantry is caught by Harry Finch for five with the visitors bowled out for 260.

A Sussex victory looked unlikely yesterday afternoon after Daryl Mitchell and Brett D'Oliveira shared a 215-run first-wicket stand in the away side's first innings.

However, the hosts took 14 wickets on the third day, as Worcestershire collapsed to 312 all out and 124-4 in their second innings.

Despite a half-century for Ross Whiteley, the Pears couldn't stop the inevitable as Sussex picked up an impressive victory at Hove.

News from Chester-le-Street of a new planned start time...

Players are back out there after a short delay at the Ageas Bowl.

Hampshire's quest to wrap up victory continues....

Sunny for now at Hovepublished at 14:29 British Summer Time 5 June 2017

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Sussex 579-8 dec v Worcestershire 312 & 254-9

Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex

Both Ed Barnard and Ross Whiteley who had resisted for so long and batted so well, are back in the pavillion as Sussex close in on victory.

The new ball has just been taken and with the clouds starting to gather Sussex will want to wrap this up quickly.

However, Worcestershire are now just 13 runs behind and making Sussex bat again.

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