Northamptonshire beat Durham by two wickets with a ball to spare
Rain denies Derbyshire victory against Nottinghamshire
Hampshire beat Warwickshire by an innings and 94 runs to go top of Division One
Middlesex draw with Somerset
Sussex beat Worcestershire by an innings and 7 runs
Sussex 579-8 dec v Worcestershire 312 & 202-6 (f/o)
Image source, Getty ImagesNot a moment Worcestershire's Josh Tongue will want to see again in a hurry after Sussex seamer Jofra Archer beat his defences earlier.
The Pears have dug in though in the past hour and are now 61 runs behind making Sussex bat again as lunch approaches.
Middlesex 358-9 v Somerset 443-9 dec & 1-1
Not an ideal start for Somerset to their second innings as Marcus Trescothick goes without scoring.
Toby Roland-Jones finds some added bounce and Trescothick can't prevent it finding the shoulder of his bat and looping behind to the waiting gloves of John Simpson.
Somerset's lead is just 87 runs.
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Hampshire 515 v Warwickshire 254 & 131-7 f/o
The rain continues to hold off at the Ageas Bowl and Hampshire move closer to wrapping up an innings win.
Gareth Berg traps Tim Ambrose leg before and up goes umpire Peter Hartley's finger.
The Bears still 130 runs adrift and praying very much for the rain to arrive.
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Nottinghamshire 229 & 313-6 v Derbyshire 363
Looking more optimistic for a restart this afternoon in Nottingham...
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Somerset 443-9 dec v Middlesex 358-9
Lewis Gregory grabs his third wicket of the innings as Tim Murtagh edges to Josh Davey for two.
James Franklin remains unbeaten on 49 and that is the end of the Middlesex innings with Adam Voges unable to resume after he retired hurt on 86 yesterday with a calf problem.
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Hampshire 515 v Warwickshire 254 & 122-6 f/o
Chance goes begging for Hampshire to grab another wicket before the rain.
Gareth Berg finds the edge of Keith Barker's bat, but Jimmy Adams can't hold the chance in the slip cordon.
Could that cost them?
Somerset 443-9 dec v Middlesex 352-8
Tom Helm departs for a career-best 28 as Lewis Gregory bowls the young bowler.
Is there any way this match doesn't end in a draw?
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Sussex, Hampshire and Derbyshire fans are all undoubtedly doing sun dances....I have a feeling the Worcestershire, Warwickshire and Nottinghamshire fans are very much praying to the rain gods.
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Phil Webb:@hantscricket, external#bbccricket, external weather looks to be clearing up at 5am, if we can delay the game until then, or get umbrellas :( or 4 wickets :)
Hampshire 515 v Warwickshire 254 & 120-6 (f/o)
Hampshire's bid to beat the rain continues and Kyle Abbott is in the wickets again.
Rikki Clarke is the next man trapped leg before without scoring and Hampshire are now just four wickets away from an innings win.
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Sussex 579-8 dec v Worcestershire 312 & 159-6 (f/o)
Ross Whiteley (14 not out) and Ed Barnard (11 not out) are standing firm for Worcestershire and frustrating the Sussex bowlers.
As with every single cricket match* taking place today, the weather is probably going to curtail this game, so the hosts are racing against the rain to claim the final four wickets they need for victory.
*I am prone to exaggeration
Hampshire 515 v Warwickshire 254 & 118-5 (f/o)
Another big breakthrough for Hampshire in their bid to beat the rain and secure an innings win over Warwickshire.
Sam Hain is trapped leg before by Kyle Abbott as the South African bags himself a second wicket of the morning.
Warwickshire still 143 runs adrift of making Hampshire bat again.
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Somerset 443-9 dec v Middlesex 333-7
Tom Helm and Middlesex captain James Franklin have kept out Tim Groenewald and Josh Davey so far today.
This match looks well on its way towards a draw, with or without the intervention of rain.
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Rain, rain, stay away will be the chant throughout most of today and not just in the County Championship, but also at The Oval for the Champions Trophy match between Australia and Bangladesh that's set to start at 13:30 BST.
As just mentioned, England Lions are also set to conclude their three-match one-day series against South Africa A from 14:00 BST at Northampton.
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Hampshire 515 v Warwickshire 254 & 116-4 (f/o)
Bit of cheerleading for Hampshire going on from afar from the current England Lions skipper...
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Sussex 579-8 dec v Worcestershire 312 & 138-6 (f/o)
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With rain forecast on the south coast this afternoon, Sussex are racing against time to take the six wickets they needed at the start of the fourth day to claim a second Championship win of the season.
They've started well with Vernon Philander and Jofra Archer both taking a wicket and on a pitch offering variable bounce, this will be a tough ask for the Worcestershire tail. Unless the rain arrives to save their unbeaten start to the season.
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Hampshire 515 v Warwickshire 254 & 104-4 (f/o)
Two huge scalps for Hampshire in successive overs as Jonathan Trott goes.
Mason Crane bowls an absolute pearler to him which turns and bounces, catching the outside edge and taken by Sean Ervine at first slip.
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Hampshire 515 v Warwickshire 254 & 102-3 (f/o)
Wicket time at the Ageas Bowl and a big breakthrough for Hampshire.
Ian Bell is bowled by Kyle Abbott after his impressive 68 off 76 balls.
The end of a partnership worth 93 with Jonathan Trott for the third wicket and the Bears are still 159 runs behind.
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Middlesex 315-7 v Somerset 443-9 dec
Play has now resumed at Lord's and before the start, Middlesex opener Nick Gubbins had a visit on the Nursery Ground earlier from a very special guest for a moment he won't forget in a hurry...
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