Nine matches in County Championship
Two day-night fixtures at Hampshire & Northants
Ballance (109) & Brook (79) help Yorkshire recover at Hants
Borthwick, Burns & Pope fifties for Surrey against Somerset
Ross Taylor makes 146 for Notts at Essex
Mitchell makes 118 in Worcestershire's 247 all out
Barnard takes four late wickets to leave Lancs 86-5 at New Road
Hundreds for Sussex's Salt & Haines
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Lyth c Alsop b Berg 21 (Hants v Yorkshire 21-3)
This is an absolute disaster for Yorkshire, who lose their third wicket when Adam Lyth edges a ball from Gareth Berg to Tom Alsop for a comfortable waist-high catch. Harry Brook's turn to bat.
Sussex 226-1 v Durham
Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex
19-year-old Tom Haines is only playing in this match because Chris Jordan was called into the England Lions squad late last night.
The young Sussex left-hander, a product of the club's academy, took his opportunity with both hands scoring his maiden first-class century with 18 sumptuous fours.
Together with Phil Salt their partnership is now over 200 as Sussex look to post a big score at Arundel.
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Scarborough has been a very popular choice among our readers/listeners Phil.
Hampshire v Yorkshire 21-2
This has been quite a start for Hampshire, with Alex Lees and Cheteshwar Pujara already back in the dressing room for just one run between them. Gary Ballance is still looking for his first run after nine deliveries, while Adam Lyth is unbeaten on 21.
Sussex 219-1 v Durham
Tom Haines also reaches a maiden century for Sussex, shortly after Phil Salt got there.
The 19-year-old has now put on a club record second-wicket stand against Durham of 210 with Salt.
They've beaten the 196 by Bill Athey and Alan Wells at Hove in 1996.
Barnard b Mennie 21 (Worcestershire 147-6 v Lancashire)
A valuable stand of 66 runs in 20 overs is broken by Joe Mennie, who breaks through the defenses of Ed Barnard. The new batsman is Ross Whiteley. Daryl Mitchell is very much the prize wicket for Lancashire now. He's 60 not out.
Essex v Notts 148-3
Image source, Rex FeaturesThis has been a fine innings for Ross Taylor, who reaches the landmark off 73 balls with nine fours.
Burns lbw b Gregory 66 (Surrey 158-2 v Somerset)
That's a crucial breakthrough for Somerset, as Surrey's captain Rory Burns plays across the line and the umpire sends him on his way. The new batsman is Ryan Patel.
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Some milestones to tell you about in the second division...
Sussex opener Phil Salt has just reached his maiden first-class hundred with his side in a dominant position against Durham at Arundel. The hosts are 194-1 as Tom Haines (84) also approaches his ton.
Joe Denly has reached fifty for Kent against Warwickshire, but they're still in a bit of trouble at 145-6.
Ben Duckett has raced to a half-century off just 44 balls for Northants in the day-night game. They're 89-0 against Gloucestershire.
Leicestershire are 118-3 against Middlesex and there will be another inspection at Swansea at 14:45 BST.
Pujara b Steyn 0 (Hants v Yorkshire 10-2)
Hampshire are firmly on top at Southampton as Dale Steyn rips through the defence of Cheteshwar Pujara for an 11-ball duck. Gary Ballance is the next man in the middle.
Surrey 150-1 v Somerset
Rory Burns continues to impress with the bat as he picks up his 10th boundary through mid-wicket off Somerset's Lewis Gregory. The Surrey captain is now unbeaten on 60, while Scott Borthwick has raced to 31 off 33 balls.
It's turning into a lovely day at Woodbridge Road.
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I'm guessing that wasn't taken today Dean? They're still waiting to get under way between Glamorgan and Derbyshire where another inspection was due at 14:15 BST.
Essex v Notts 136-3
No early wickets for Essex since lunch at Chelmsford, where Billy Root and Ross Taylor have added another 27 runs together since the interval. New Zealand batsman Taylor is unbeaten on 45 with nine fours.
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Minty Clinch: Definitely United Services Ground at Portsmouth. Memories as a boy going up into the rugby stand to watch Malcolm Marshall. Electric. Not to mention Hercules, the biggest heavy roller on earth! It was like Jurassic Park when they started him up.
Harvey Weywell: My dad used to work in Basingstoke and he once took me to see Hampshire there. I saw Robin Smith smash balls into gardens and the great Malcolm Marshall bowl !
Lees lbw b Edwards 0 (Hants v Yorkshire 1-1)
Yorkshire have got off to the worst possible start against Hampshire at Southampton, where Alex Lees can't lay a bat on a straight one from Fidel Edwards. The new batsman is Cheteshwar Pujara.
Worcestershire 123-5 v Lancashire
This has been quite a recovery from Ed Barnard and Daryl Mitchell, who have now put on 42 runs together.
Mitchell has just moved to his fifty off 89 balls with eight fours. Ed Barnard has 15.
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My highly-knowledgeable colleague Paul Grunill has just told me the cricket ground at Hastings is no longer there.
I'm led to believe there is now a shopping centre in its place. Sad times.
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Surrey 122-1 (35.4 overs) v Somerset
Rory Burns continues his good form for Surrey, reaching his half century with a glorious extra cover drive on the up against Josh Davey. He reaches the landmark off 115 balls with nine fours.
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Two of our finest BBC commentators, side by side at Arundel. Marvelous!
Sussex are absolutely flying against Durham - they're 145-1 with youngsters Phil Salt and Tom Haines' stand worth 136.
Kent have just lost Darren Stevens to slump to 121-5 against Warwickshire.
Leicestershire are 88-3 against Middlesex, while Northants are off to a rapid start in the day-night game against Gloucestershire. They're 40-0 in the seventh over.
Meanwhile at Swansea there will be another inspection at 14:15 BST where Glamorgan are still waiting to start against Derbyshire.
Hampshire v Yorkshire (14:00 BST)
Hampshire bring in spinner Ollie Rayner, who joined on loan from Middlesex earlier this week. Sam Northeast also makes his County Championship return after two months out with a broken finger.
Hampshire: Adams, Weatherley, Vince, Northeast, Alsop+, Holland, Berg, Rayner, Abbott, Steyn, Edwards.
Yorkshire: Lyth, Lees, Pujara, Ballance, Brooks, Tattersall, Leaning, Bresnan, Patterson, Brooks, Coad.