Glamorgan have declared in Swansea, leaving Derbyshire 325 to win in just under two sessions.

The draw is the heavy favourite.

His highest score in first-class cricket is 262, but this innings would surely be the most satisfying of his career if the Bears get over the line in this record-breaking chase.

He adds three more runs to his tally off the bowling of Darren Stevens. 183 required.

Hampshire have the advantage but Yorkshire are just two behind now.

Gary Ballance and Cheteshwar Pujara return to the crease. Crucial partnership.

Worcestershire are squeezing the Red Rose county here.

Just 12 runs scored since lunch. Four welcome byes (for Lancashire) to end that Charlie Morris over.

Plenty more runs needed - 230 of them.

Close call after a drive and a miss by Adam Hose off the bowling of Ivan Thomas.

That'll keep Adam Rouse interested behind the stumps.

188 needed.

Danny Lamb could hardly have asked for a tougher assignment on only his second game at this level.

He picks up his first four off the bowling of Charlie Morris.

236 runs required.

Somerset have confirmed that Matt Renshaw will not play for the county again this season after breaking his finger in the defeat at Surrey.

The Australia opener was due to leave the club on 30 June, but then return on 19 August until the end of the season.

The 22-year-old is now flying back to Australia for treatment.

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Ivan Thomas bowls the first over after lunch to centurion Ian Bell.

He adds a couple with a neat cut to point. Ooh! Another cut shot has the ball airborne just past gully, but four runs nonetheless.

Six runs added. Darren Stevens to bowl next.

Still loads of runs required but never say never.

Jordan Clark and Danny Lamb are batting for the Red Rose county needing another 242 for victory.

Worcestershire are looking for four more wickets to claim their first win of the season.

It's still on! Especially with Ian Bell at the crease.

He returns to the middle with Adam Hose...

Thanks, Gary.

Plenty to chat about this afternoon as Lancashire chase down 602 to beat the Pears at New Road. A bitter blow to lose Keaton Jennings after a fantastic knock of 177 just before the break, but they still have four wickets in hand.

Amazingly, Warwickshire are still in the contest at Tunbridge Wells, where they're chasing down 519 to beat Kent. Ian Bell very much the prize wicket on 160 not out.

A reminder that Hants v Yorks at Southampton is the day-night game and resumes at 14:00 BST.

Kevin Hand
BBC Radio London

Middlesex continue to fight at Grace Road and have found the pitch a little kinder on the final day - but haven't been without the share of luck you need in a big run chase.

Stevie Eskinazi has batted beautifully for his 85* and was ably assisted by the nightwatchman Ravi Patel for 59 minutes.

The former did see an edge drop short of the slips but the biggest favour to the visitors was offered when Hilton Cartwright's off stump was thumped by Gavin Griffiths only for the bails to remain untroubled as the ball deflected to the keeper with the fielders appealing the catch.

Leicestershire have perserved well and will have a new ball available to them in 22 overs. The dangerous Mohammad Abbas will relish that moment.

With all games at lunch, I'll be taking a short break too.

Ben Pheazy will be back in 30 minutes to take you through the afternoon session.

Bye for now.

Warwickshire stroll off to lunch need another 197 to beat Kent in an extraordinary game at Tunbridge Wells.

Ian Bell is there on 160 and will be the key if they are to pull off a record chase.

One result today plus the latest for the rest going into the interval...

Division One:

Worcestershire 247 & 484-7d v Lancs 130 & 360-6 at New Road

Essex 206 & 139 v Notts 380 & 266 at Chelmsford (Notts win by 301 runs)

Hants 443 v Yorks 350 & 91-2 at Southampton (match resumes at 14:00 BST)

Division Two:

Leics 427 & 186 v Middx 233 & 169-5 at Grace Road

Kent 197 & 446-8d v Warwks 125 & 322-3 at Tunbridge Wells

Glam 283 & 375-6 v Derbys 362 at Swansea

And that's lunch.

Keaton Jennings' dismissal for 177 just before the interval gave Worcestershire a huge boost, but they've still got plenty of work to do to prize out these last four wickets.

Nick Webb
BBC Wales Sport

A record fourth-wicket stand for Glamorgan against Derbyshire has put the home side in control at sunny Swansea, and pondering a declaration.

Usman Khawaja and Kiran Carlson took their stand to 289, with Khawaja’s classy 126 making him the first man ever to score hundreds in his first two matches for the county.

But he was out-scored by 20 year-old Kiran Carlson, who used his feet to dance down the wicket repeatedly against the spinners and smashed 20 fours in his 152.

The lead at lunch is 296, with 69 overs left in the match.

Nick Gledhill
BBC Essex

A brilliant performance from Nottinghamshire who dominated the game after Ross Taylor's hundred on the opening day. Essex needed Ravi Bopara to bat through the day but once he went early, caught behind off the impressive Matt Milnes, Nottinghamshire's first championship victory at Chelmsford since 1984 was inevitable. Essex went into this game a specialist batsman light and are not likely to take the same risk again against Somerset on Monday. Ryan Ten Doeschata will return as captain and Nick Browne will be in contention to resume at the top of the order. Essex may consider further changes as they need much more from their batting unit to bring Off spinner Simon Harmer into the game. Nottinghamshire, now second, have a developing side and could yet emulate Essex's achievement of last season. Both these sides still have to play Surrey twice.

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