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Not all over yet! Tom Westley pushes forward uncertainly, edges and is caught behind.

A third wicket for Graham Onions as Dane Vilas safely holds on to a routine catch.

Ravi Bopara comes out to join Dan Lawrence, who has just three.

400 up for Notts as Tom Moores takes two off Dom Bess following another boundary. This match is now definitely back in the balance as the visitors are 142 ahead. Billy Root has been content to block at the other end, but he puts Craig Overton away for four in the next over.

Durham are bowled out for 376 second time around, thanks largely to maiden century from South African club player Gareth Harte, who has stepped up well from North-East Premier League side Burnmoor.

Sharing stands of 104 for the eighth wicket with Nathan Rimmington (42) and ninth wicket with debutant Matt Salisbury (25), Hart has helped injury-hit Durham set Derbyshire 268 to win at the Riverside.

Second top scorer for Durham was Extras with 81 - and that is the fourth highest in County Championship history.

34 byes, 23 leg byes, 22 no balls and two wides, for the record.

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Somerset 392 v Nottinghamshire 134 & 384-6 (112.3 overs)

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England spinner Dom Bess hasn't found his return to county cricket fruitful in terms of wickets, and Tom Moores puts him away for his ninth four to register a 72-ball fifty, his first in Championship cricket. The left-hander follows that with two more fours in an expensive over which costs 15, extending Nottinghamshire's lead to 131. Bess now has 0-93 from 23 overs.

Early strike for Lancashire in response.

Varun Chopra is bowled cheaply by Graham Onions for the second time in the match.

Surely not?!!!

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Northamptonshire 204 & 229 v Leicestershire 217 & 129-1 (44 overs)

Paul Horton collects a boundary off Rob Keogh and reaches his fourth Championship fifty of the summer off 149 balls. Another 88 needed by Leicestershire and the leftover cakes in the dining area at Wantage Road are polishing their walking shoes. Partner Lewis Hill is 61 not out.

Wonder how many Somerset will be confident of chasing at Taunton? Tom Moores has batted really well for 43 not out, stretching the Nottinghamshire lead to 109. Things are getting very interesting.

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After leading Essex to the title last season, Jamie Porter and Simon Harmer have bowled the defending champions to the brink of victory.

They took nine of the 10 wickets to fall after an extraordinary session which saw Lancashire collapse to 105 all out.

The home side had no answers to an Essex attack who quickly blew away a desperately out of form top order. Victory inside three days looks likely, which seemed improbable when play resumed this morning.

Leicestershire appear to be heading for victory over Northamptonshire in Championship Division Two, but we doubt this bit of news will have gone down well at Trent Bridge.

Gloucestershire have been asked to bat again at Bristol.

While we wait for them to do so, just have a look at Kent paceman Matt Henry's stats for the season - see below. The word 'impressive' hardly does them justice.

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Gloucestershire’s resistance finally ended after 99 overs when Matt Taylor was caught behind off Joe Denly. After losing two wickets early on, Graeme Van Burren with 83 and an unbeaten 73 by Kieran Noema-Barnett steadied the ship for the home side before they were dismissed for 240, a massive 342 runs behind.

Earlier Matt Henry picked up six wickets, taking his total to 43 for the season. His first two victims were Jack Taylor for 33 and shortly afterwards, in a reference to a well-known musical, Henry got Higgins for nine.

Division One

Surrey 368 v Hampshire 135 & 175

Surrey won by an innings and 58 runs

Lancashire 301 & 100-9 v Essex & 302 (still in play)

Somerset 392 v Nottinghamshire 134 & 320-5 (following on)

Division Two

Durham 96 & 358-8 v Derbyshire 205

Kent 582-9 dec v Gloucestershire 240

Northamptonshire 204 & 229 v Leicestershire 217 & 110-1

Glamorgan 220 & 273-5 v Warwickshire 250

The rumbustious efforts of the Lancashire tail bring another wicket - and a fourth for spinner Simon Harmer as Graham Onions holes out to long on.

An unusual place to expect to see a veteran slipper like Alastair Cook pop up to take a catch - but then this has been a most unusual innings!

Usman Khawaja is finally out for 125 as Glamorgan move on to 273-5 at tea against Warwickshire.

Chris Cooke is still there on 52, following his key part in a 115-run stand with Khawaja. The lead is starting to pile up ominously, 243.

Gloucestershire are still afloat in their first innings at Bristol.

Graeme van Buuren went for 83 after a seventh-wicket stand of 104 with Kieran Noema-Barnett, who is on 70.

Their 237-9 is still dwarfed by the 582-9 declared which Kent ran up. But there is no guarantee that the hosts will be asked to follow on.

Durham have made a truly heartening second-innings revival after being bowled out for 96 first up by Derbyshire.

Gareth Harte's maiden century has lifted them to 354-8, a lead of 245.

While Surrey were wrapping up victory in Southampton, Leicestershire batsman Lewis Hill reached a half-century against Northants at Wantage Road. The visitors are almost half-way to their victory target with nine batsmen to come and home skipper Alex Wakely needs one of his bowlers to produce something special very soon.