Division One leaders Essex well-placed after two days against struggling Warwickshire
Second-placed Lancashire bowled out for 133 and 28-0 following-on in reply to Somerset's 335
Kumar Sangakkara makes 164 in his seventh County Championship century of season for Surrey
Surrey 531-6 (122.1 overs) v Yorkshire
Jack Brooks picks up his fourth wicket of the Surrey innings as he gets one to skid through on Sam Curran.
Out of the ground goes the left-hander's off stump and to the crease comes Rikki Clarke.
Middlesex 62-3 (23.2 overs) v Hampshire
A heavy shower arrives across the ground at Uxbridge to bring play to a halt.
They may take an early lunch as well after Hampshire's decent spell with the ball so far.
Lancashire 39-3 (22.5 overs) v Somerset 335
Big problems for Lancashire...
Jack Leach has his 150th first-class wicket as he dismisses Liam Livingstone.
The Lancashire number three came down the pitch to the left-arm spinner but edged the ball to first slip.
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Surrey 526-5 (120.2 overs) v Yorkshire
Image source, Getty ImagesA lovely four down the ground from Ben Foakes off Jack Brooks brings up his well-compiled century for Surrey.
A timely innings for the wicketkeeper who's being tipped for inclusion in England's Ashes squad.
Middlesex 62-3 (23.2 overs) v Hampshire
Turning into a good morning for Hampshire at Uxbridge.
Fidel Edwards grabs a second for himself and a third for Hampshire to pick up the first bowling point.
Stevie Eskinazi is well caught in the slips by Tom Alsop to fall for 13.
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Nick Ellis: Not sure Hameed is right for Eng with Cook. Two slow scorers will just pile pressure on 3-6 if either fail. Too tortoise like.
Middlesex 58-2 (20.5 overs) v Hampshire
A big wicket for Hampshire.
Middlesex opener Sam Robson is out, edging into the slips off Ian Holland.
It's a great second slip catch from Jimmy Adams. Adam Voges is the new man.
Lancashire 22-2 (19.3 overs) v Somerset 335
Haseeb Hameed had battled and battled but in the end is out top-edging a pull off Peter Trego.
Not a good way to fall for four from 56 balls.
Somerset are delighted. They are right in with a chance in this game.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSurrey 513-5 (117 overs) v Yorkshire
All good things have to come to an end and sadly, this latest masterclass from Kumar Sangakkara has done so.
The Sri Lankan is caught in the deep at fine leg by substitute fielder Ben Coad off the bowling of Jack Brooks.
He struck 21 fours and three sixes in that 187-ball knock.
The long wait to get out there clearly did Ollie Pope no favours as he is caught first ball at second slip by Jack Leaning to give Brooks two in two balls.
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Essex 146-2 (44.1 over) v Warwickshire 201
Frustration for Essex.
Just as Dan Lawrence (10 not out) starts to get into some rhythm the rain comes at Edgbaston and the players are hauled off.
Varun Chopra (79 not out) has been supreme.
Division One leaders Essex trail Warwickshire by just 55 runs.
Surrey 497-3 (115 overs) v Yorkshire
Image source, Getty ImagesKumar Sangakkara crashes a 19th four of his innings to bring up his 150.
He's got there in 180 balls and has also crashed three sixes as Surrey push towards 500.
Lancashire 21-1 (16 overs) v Somerset 335
Hameed doesn't look the slightest bit bothered as he tucks the ball into the leg side for his first run since the fourth ball of the second over...
Lancashire 20-1 (15 overs) v Somerset 335
Image source, Rex Features34 balls without a run for now Haseeb Hameed (3 not out).
Jack Leach is into the attack with his left-arm spin at Taunton but Liam Livingstone comes down the pitch and lofts him over mid on for four.
Leg spinner Matt Parkinson was brilliant with four wickets yesterday. What impact will Somerset's spinner have?
Middlesex 40-1 (17.5 overs) v Hampshire
First wicket of the day falls at a blustery Uxbridge where no play was possible due to a wet outfield yesterday.
Nick Compton is done by a late inswinger from Fidel Edwards and Hampshire get their deserved breakthrough for their toil with the new ball.
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So Woakes wins the battle of the England men at Edgbaston.
Woakes needs overs under his belt to guarantee his starting spot in the Ashes line-up and now has his first wicket of the innings.
The replays show that was a pretty poor shot from Westley - a waft outside off stump when there was little need to play.
Are either of those two in your line-up for the first Ashes Test in Brisbane?
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Essex 128-2 (35.1 over) v Warwickshire 201
Tom Westley gone!
It's the first ball of Chris Woakes' new spell and a good delivery with a bit of nip outside off stump that finds his England teammates' edge.
There'll be no big score for Westley today.
Lancashire 11-1 (12 overs) v Somerset 335
It's the complete opposite situation at Taunton.
Just the one run had come in the previous six overs until Liam Livingstone hit Groenewald to the fence in the most recent over.
The run-rate is still below one an over and Haseeb Hameed's strike rate is just 10.34. There's nothing wrong with that though. He's a proper opener.
Surrey 472-3 (110.2 overs) v Yorkshire
Image source, Getty ImagesKumar Sangakkara and Ben Foakes continue to pile on the runs at The Oval against Yorkshire.
Wicketkeeper Foakes (90 not out) is moving towards a century while Sangakkara (128 not out) continues on his merry way with his first maximums of the innings in quick succession.
Tim Bresnan is emphatically dispatched into the stands for the second one.
Essex 128-1 (34 overs) v Warwickshire 201
The runs are indeed flowing for Essex. Two more boundaries for Chopra.
The first of those brought up the 50 partnership between the opener and Tom Westley (27 not out). The stand has come from just 62 balls.
Warwickshire skipper Jonathan Trott has had enough. The seamers are off. On comes Jeetan Patel.
Leicestershire 360-9 v Worcestershire
I put the mockers on Zak Chappell there as he falls without adding any more to his 48.
Tom Fell takes the catch at short leg off Patrick Brown's bowling as Worcestershire get their third bowling bonus point just before the 110-over cut off.
Leicestershire meanwhile have claimed a fourth batting point.