Somerset beat Middlesex by 231 runs to avoid relegation
Middlesex relegated as Hampshire draw at Edgbaston
Worcs Div Two champions, Notts promoted
Wins for Lancs, Northants & Derbyshire
Worcestershire 335 & 242-3 dec v Durham 208 & 6-0
Durham and England opener Keaton Jennings is in the middle for the final time for the north east county.
The 24-year-old is joining Lancashire next season along with Graham Onions.
Can he help Durham pull off this huge chase of 370 at New Road?
Sussex 565 v Nottinghamshire 477
Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex
Lunch at noon and a further inspection at 12:15 BST at Hove.
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Richard Lupson Darnell: Simon Harmer taking 14th wkt of match to beat Middlesex with 8 balls left. The moment I began to believe Essex could be champions
Derry bannister94: Best moment for me was sat at Trent Bridge watching Broad and Pattinson and co take 17 Sussex wickets in a day
Aky Hunt: Lying on the sofa in wet Bangkok. No nails left. Won't be moving off here today. Go Somerset....
Somerset 236 & 250-9 dec v Middlesex 142 & 80-7
Image source, Rex FeaturesGet those beers cooled in the clubhouse bar...
Paul Stirling edges Roelof van der Merwe to Craig Overton at slip.
How many catches have we seen in the slips in this match?
Somerset need three more wickets for safety, as Steven Finn comes in at nine.
Warwickshire 188 & 186 v Hampshire 116 & 24-1 - target 259
No alarms at Edgbaston just yet for Hampshire.
Sean Ervine caresses Oliver Hannon-Dalby to the boundary ropes in an otherwise quiet opening three overs.
Worcestershire 335 & 242-3 dec v Durham 208
Daryl Mitchell finishes the season with 1,266 runs at an average of 55.04.
An impressive return from the former skipper.
No matter the result, Worcestershire are likely to go up as Division Two champions.
Somerset 236 & 250-9 dec v Middlesex 142 & 80-6
Image source, Rex FeaturesFour for Jack Leach!
The Somerset spinner strikes the pad of John Simpson, HUGE appeal, out.
Leach has 4-37, Somerset are on the brink of securing their safety.
Somerset 236 & 250-9 dec v Middlesex 142 & 80-5
And another goes down, but what a ridiculous shot by Paul Stirling.
He attempts to reverse sweep Dom Bess, but gets a top edge - George Bartlett runs back from short leg but can't hold on.
Middlesex are all over the shop here.
Somerset 236 & 250-9 dec v Middlesex 142 & 79-5
Jack Leach can't cling on off his own bowling as Paul Stirling smashes the ball back towards him.
It was absolutely pummeled by the big Irishman - probably only a half chance to be fair.
Warwickshire 188 & 186 v Hampshire 116 & 20-1 - target 259
Tom Alsop and Sean Ervine have taken their positions on the pitch as they seek to help Hampshire stave off relegation.
Their task is simple, chase down 239 runs or survive 80 overs at Edgbaston and they will stay up.
However, already-relegated Warwickshire will not be going down without a fight - as they seek to pick up just their second Championship win of the season.
Leicestershire 128 & 270 v Northamptonshre 202 & 17-0 (target 197)
Just a reminder that Northants' slim promotion hopes took a further hit this morning with no play possible at Grace Road before lunch.
Heavy rain last night has left a very wet outfield.
Northants need to beat the Foxes and hope Notts somehow lose to be promoted.
Somerset 236 & 250-9 dec v Middlesex 142 & 75-5
Paul Stirling comes in at seven and is off the mark with an edge over the wicketkeeper's head.
Middlesex are clinging on by a fingernail here.
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Tom Cerson: Most memorable moment of the season? Simon Harmer's incredible consecutive 14 wicket matches
Andy Brown: surely it was winning Jersey Evening League 28 years after last title?
Somerset 236 & 250-9 dec v Middlesex 142 & 71-5
Image source, Rex FeaturesFive down! Beautiful delivery.
Jack Leach gets one to dip and turn, Adam Voges snicks it and Craig Overton gobbles up the chance at slip.
The Somerset spinner has 3-30.
All eyes could be on Edgbaston very shortly.
Worcestershire 335 & 209-3 v Durham 208
Worcestershire opener Daryl Mitchell has been in some form this season.
The 33-year-old reaches his seventh County Championship hundred in 2017 off just 134 balls.
Worcestershire lead by 337 and a declaration is surely imminent?
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Alice Worsley: My most memorable moment has got to be seeing Adam Lyth's outstanding 161, won't forget that night at Headingley in a hurry!!
Peter Dowling: No way Hants will survive for 80 overs, will struggle to score 80 with this batting, best hope is points deduction for Somerset
Gloucestershire 224-2 dec v Derbyshire 460 & 144-0 dec
Phil Mustard and Chris Dent bowling for Gloucestershire says it all.
Derbyshire have raced to 144 off 13.4 overs to set up a Gloucestershire chase.
Somerset 236 & 250-9 dec v Middlesex 142 & 66-4
Unsurprisingly it's spin from both ends for Somerset.
Jack Leach and Dom Bess are getting it to turn a mile, but Adam Voges and John Simpson are countering well after Steve Eskinazi was snaffled by a kneeling Marcus Trescothick.
Gripping cricket at Taunton.
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Chris Harden: 16 overs lost to wet outfield at Edgbaston. And Eski already gone. Not the best start for Middlesex
Wayne N Andrews: OK - let's see whose season is made - or spoiled - by a contrived declaration or manipulated result today in the County Championship.
I can't see that happening in the games that mean something today Wayne.