All over at Headingley. Yorkshire go to the top of Division One (for what it's worth at this time of the season!).

Ben Coad finishes with a six-wicket haul in this second innings as Harry Gurney edges to Adam Lyth's big hands at second slip.

Yorkshire win by 164 runs after not even getting out there on the park against Essex last week.

Notts are won one, lost one after two games.

Jade Dernbach is into the attack for Surrey and he immediately produces the best ball of the morning around the wicket to Rilee Rossouw. It shapes in and goes away of the pitch, but misses the South African's outside edge.

Rossouw (28*) and Sam Northeast (34*) have put on 61 runs now.

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Yorkshire 256 & 334 v Nottinghamshire 188 & 225-8 (target 403)

Nottinghamshire continuing to frustrate Yorkshire's bowlers here.

Tom Moores (28 not out) and Jake Ball (29 not out) have now added 53 runs for this ninth wicket.

Runs required for victory also below 200 now!

Nick Buxton: At work listening to the radio and praying that Derbyshire start the season with a very rare victory.

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Tom: I hope Moores and Ball are concentrating much harder on staying in than I'm concentrating on my dissertation...

With Derbyshire pushing for victory we'll bring you all the wickets from their game with Middlesex. There are two other games in Division Two though, so lets check in on them.

Glamorgan are also chasing a win this morning. They have Gloucestershire 165-5, still 127 runs behind, meaning they need five more wickets for a win in Bristol.

Sussex against Leicestershire appears to be heading towards a draw, with Sussex 27-1 after Mohammad Abbas' dismissal of Phil Salt.

Derbyshire looking on course for a first home win in the County Championship since 2014 today.

Luis Reece put them in a commanding position on day three with an unbeaten 157 against Middlesex.

He caught up with BBC Radio Derby's Dave Fletcher at the close of play to talk about his own knock but also about his side's imposing bowling line-up....

Sam Curran over-pitches from around the wicket and Sam Northeast tucks in with three fours in the over.

The former Kent man has yet to make an impact with his new club. Could today be his day?

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Rikki Clarke and Sam Curran have bowled tidily at the Oval, but as of yet there's no sign of any swing for the Surrey bowlers.

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Some nice attacking strokes from Tom Moores gets Nottinghamshire's total up to 200.

The victory target now just 203 runs away as well.

Who knows? We may see something incredible here...

No wickets to fall yet at Headingley as Yorkshire need just two to wrap up victory.

Tom Moores and Jake Ball at the crease for Notts as they try to frustrate the hosts.

Amar Virdi has bowled his final ball of an unfinished over and Rikki Clarke has begun with a maiden.

It's Sam Curran from the other end, with Sam Northeast and Rilee Rossouw hoping to settle in for what will hopefully from their view be a long day in the field.

Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan performed a stop-drop-and-roll routine mid-run yesterday. 10/10 for style, Tim.

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Here we go then.

Five games still going, but how long before the first result comes in?

Play is under way for the final day...

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BBC Radio 5 live Sport Extra is also coming from Derby today where the hosts could be on the verge of an historic victory against Middlesex....

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Surrey batsman Ollie Pope scored a wonderful 145 yesterday to put his side in a great position going into day four needing six Hampshire wickets to record an opening win.

"It was a difficult day - we planned to get early wickets and maybe restrict them, maybe chase something in the late 300s," Hampshire head coach Craig White told BBC Radio Solent yesterday.

"But we didn't quite get it right. We're well up against it now.

"Take nothing away from their guys. Ollie Pope batted beautifully. He looks a very good player. All credit to him for the way he played."

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Yorkshire are two wickets away from victory over Nottinghamshire thanks to some excellent lower-order batting and penetrative bowling.

Ben Coad took 4-55 last night to put Yorkshire on the brink, but not-out batsmen Tom Moores hopes Notts can hold out this morning.

"We've had periods of the game where we could have swung it our way," Moores said. "But credit to them, they played well at the back end of their innings.

"The batting, we got a few good balls. Hopefully we can dig in and do the best we can tomorrow."