Two day-night fixtures at Hampshire & Northants
Yorkshire all out for 350 at Ageas Bowl
Jimmy Adams sets fine platform for Hampshire
Ryan Patel takes 6-5 in 3.5 overs for Surrey as Somerset 180 all out
Lancs collapse to 130 all out against Worcestershire
Guptill & Mitchell hit hundreds for Worcs
Notts make 380 at Essex who are then out for 206
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Hampshire 63-1 v Yorkshire 350
And there's the first interval in our Division One day-night game.
James Vince (35) and Jimmy Adams (21) have bounced back nicely after the early loss of Joe Weatherley.
Their stand is worth 54.
Leicestershire 427 v Middlesex 136-3
Certainly Leicestershire's day so far but a good partnership between Dawid Malan (39 not out) and Paul Stirling (48 not out) after the first three Middlesex wickets tumbled for 60 runs.
Northants 282 v Gloucestershire 62 & 23-1 (f/o) - Lunch
Bob Hunt
BBC Radio Gloucestershire
Absolute carnage at Northampton with 10 wickets falling in the first session.
Benny Howell managed to be out twice for the same score (14) as his side followed on having been dismissed for 62.
No Gloucestershire batsman appeared to have the technique to deal with a new pink ball - and with two sessions left today, it could well be a two-day finish.
Surrey 459 v Somerset 105-3
Ed Byrom and Tom Abell have done really well to see out a tricky spell before tea and take Somerset past the 100 mark.
But the visitors still trail by 354.
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Harmer lbw b Carter 0 (Essex 125-6 v Notts 380)
Image source, Rex FeaturesEssex are six down.
Simon Harmer, probably a place too high at seven, only lasts five balls.
He's struck in front by spinner Matt Carter and is on his way.
Essex still need 106 to avoid the follow-on.
And that's tea.
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Play up, Pompey!: Just think how many runs Daryl [Mitchell] might have scored for England over the numerous Test matches when they've picked every other Tom, Dick and Harry to try and fine a decent partner for Alastair Cook.
Unfortunately at the age of 34 his time may have passed. He's certainly a quality county cricketer though.
Wheater c Moores b Fletcher 24 (Essex 124-5 v Notts 380)
Notts are well on top now.
Adam Wheater edges Luke Fletcher behind to give the giant paceman his third wicket.
Essex have quite a long tail too as Simon Harmer comes in at seven.
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I bring you news of a wicket at Chelmsford straight away...
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I'm off for a cuppa. Over to you, Gary Smee.
Essex 124-4 v Notts 380
This has been a vital contribution for Essex, as Ravi Bopara brings up his 50 off the bowling of Samit Patel with a drive to mid off for a quick single.
Image source, Rex FeaturesSussex 552 v Durham 100-3 - Tea
Adrian Harms
Sports reporter, BBC Sussex
Durham are battling to save the game at Arundel but not helping themselves with some poor shots
Both Cameron Steel and Graham Clark were guilty of getting themselves out having done all the hard work, but Will Smith has shown the necessary application reaching the break 46 not out having faced 113 balls.
The pitch still looks a good one although the odd delivery has turned and Durham have much work ahead if they are to save this game
Worcestershire 247 & 233-1 (38.2 overs) v Lancashire 130
That's 100 in each innings for Daryl Mitchell! Fantastic effort.
He nudges Tom Bailey to point to bring up his second century in the match off 111 balls with 15 fours.
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Sussex 552 v Durham 92-2
Maybe a little bit of bias from Sussex's media team?
Arundel certainly looks stunning in the sunshine...
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Guptill lbw b Bailey 111 (Worcestershire 247 & 215-1 v Lancashire 130)
With Worcestershire holding a lead well north of 300 runs Lancashire will be relieved rather than delighted.
Tom Bailey bowls an off cutter which beats a forward defensive from Martin Guptill, who departs for a superb 111 off 106 balls.
The new man is Tom Fell.
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Kent are suddenly making batting look very easy at Tunbridge Wells against Warwickshire.
Opener Sean Dickson has his hundred, Joe Denly has passed fifty and the hosts are 190-2, leading by 262.
Gloucestershire have indeed been asked to follow on at Northants after being skittled for 62.
Durham are 81-2 at Arundel against Sussex, Middlesex have stumbled to 84-3 in reply to Leicestershire's 427 and Derbyshire are going along nicely on 72-0 against Glamorgan at Swansea. They trail by 211.
Cook c Carter b Gurney 33 (Essex 80-4 v Notts 380)
Big moment in the game.
Harry Gurney draws Alastair Cook into a drive, which is edged and well taken by a diving Matthew Carter at second slip.
Adam Wheater joins Ravi Bopara at the crease.
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Worcestershire 247 & 202-0 v Lancashire 130
Take a bow, sir. Great entertainment from Martin Guptill.
He nudges Tom Bailey into the off side and sprints through for a single to reach the landmark in 97 balls, with 10 fours and four sixes.
Who'd be a bowler at New Road this afternoon?
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Worcestershire 247 & 195-0 v Lancashire 130
Worcestershire continue to attack, with 75 runs coming in the last 10 overs. Dare I ask which batsman will reach 100 first? Daryl Mitchell has 88. Martin Guptill is slightly ahead on 94.
Division One's bottom side are 195-0 off just 30 overs.
Hildreth c Harinath b Clarke 2 (Surrey 459 v Somerset 63-3)
Somerset are in all sorts of bother now.
James Hildreth spoons one in the air off Rikki Clarke and Arun Harinath takes the catch at cover.
Somerset still trail by 396 as captain Tom Abell joins Ed Byrom.
Weatherley lbw b Brooks 7 (Hampshire 9-1 v Yorkshire 350)
Gone! Joe Weatherley is undone by a Jack Brooks off-cutter and pinned leg before.
The new man is the in-form James Vince.