Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex

A tremendous morning for Sussex who have bowled beautifully, albeit helped by some indifferent Durham batting.

At one stage Durham had lost 7-42 with only an unbroken eighth-wicket stand of 31 extending the game into the afternoon session.

Chris Jordan has been the pick of the Sussex attack, with a wonderful spell of quick bowling that could easily have resulted in more than the two wickets he has taken.

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Glamorgan's overnight batsmen Nick Selman and Andrew Salter proceeded quietly through the first session as the match in Cardiff meandered gently on.

Selman's innings was an assured affair while stand-in number three Salter looked in some difficulty at times against short balls from the left-arm pace of Matt Taylor, but also hit more attacking shots.

There is now no real chance of setting up a run-chase, with Glamorgan showing few signs of accelerating and Gloucestershire not willing to give away easy runs.

A placid pitch and a slight miscalculation by visitors' skipper Phil Mustard have proved fatal to the chances of a final day's excitement.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM at Headingley

Unlikely as it might have seemed at this time on Tuesday, this match has turned out to be compelling throughout and has developed into a final day of great drama.

Yorkshire struggled badly in the first hour, and were unable to settle on the best way to play Jeetan Patel.

They were almost completely becalmed after Gary Ballance was hit on the pad by Patel's arm-ball; Jack Leaning lifted the siege with a boundary and then tickled the next ball to leg slip; Tim Bresnan, refusing to be restricted, slogged to midwicket for 0.

When Ryan Sidebottom induced an edge from Andrew Hodd - caught, inevitably, by Patel - Yorkshire were still 79 short.

But Matthew Fisher knuckled down and Steve Patterson chose the right deliveries to attack, and they reduced the requirement to 34 at lunch. After the most glorious sunny morning, rain, possibly shortly after lunch, is now a threat; storm clouds gathering around Headingley in every sense, but a treat of a match for cricket-lovers.

Kevan James
Sport Presenter, BBC Radio Solent

A session of two halves. The first one went to Hampshire, who took three wickets. But the second definitely went to the champions, with a ninth-wicket stand worth 82 between Neil Wagner and James Foster putting this game ever so slightly in the champions' favour.

Having said that, you really can't call this one.

Division One

Hampshire 254 v Essex 76 & 362

Middlesex 233 & 152 v Lancashire 165 & 184 - Middlesex won by 36 runs

Somerset 269 & 220-6 v Surrey 433

Warwickshire 219 & 251 v Yorkshire 296 & 141-7

Division Two

Derbyshire v Kent - Match abandoned without a ball bowled due to wet outfield

Sussex 346 & 302 v Durham 385 & 92-7

Glamorgan 442 & 154-1 v Gloucestershire 399-8d

Northamptonshire 194 & 270-9 v Nottinghamshire 151 & 189 - Northants won by 124 runs

Well, what a game we're in for at the Ageas Bowl. Kyle Abbott pins James Foster lbw just before lunch to end Essex's innings on 362.

With 65 overs left to play, Hampshire will need 185 runs to win and end Essex's unbeaten run this season. Perfectly poised.

They've reached lunch at two very tense games in the context of the relegation battle.

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They've done it! Richard Gleeson bowls Brett Hutton to give Northants the win they needed to stay in the Division Two promotion race.

A few weeks back Notts seemed a dead cert for the title, but they've lost to Worcestershire and Northants to leave it as a three-horse race in the final week.

We're allowed to laugh at James Weighell, who has invented a new shot at Chester-le-Street.

Durham fans aren't laughing though, but this shot did see Durham pass 80 and equal their lowest score against Sussex.

With four leg byes off the pad, this Yorkshire partnership moves to 41 runs. Yorkshire need 38 more to win.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM at Headingley

"There are some hearts thumping out there at the moment."

Durham have imploded at Chester-le-Street. Following Paul Collingwood's run-out, quick left-armer George Garton has dismissed both Michael Richardson and Ryan Pringle for single figures.

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A 22-run partnership between Matthew Fisher and Steven Patterson is giving Yorkshire some hope.

They need 57 more runs to win. It's on a knife-edge.

Sussex are eyeing a win at Chester-le-Street. Durham skipper Paul Collingwood is run out coming back for a second and they're in dire straights now.

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Somerset 269 & 192-5 v Surrey 433

These are important moments for Somerset's season. Their lead is now 28 runs, with five wickets left, as Steven Davies passes 50. It's his 52nd first-class 50.

If he could get near to a ton, Somerset may just avoid defeat.