And there ends another super day for Division One leaders Surrey.

Centuries for Rory Burns and Rikki Clarke drove their total of 592, but captain Steven Mullaney and Will Fraine battled through to the close for Notts.

Their task is still monumental though. They need another 325 to avoid an innings defeat.

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They're into the last couple of overs at New Road and Trent Bridge now.

14 are still to be bowled at Old Trafford - the light isn't great - I'm not sure we'll get them all in.

With Jos Buttler still at the crease, Lancashire have hope.

The England wicketkeeper drives Ben Coad through the covers and moves to 20.

Tom Bailey is in at seven for the hosts.

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Over at New Road, Marcus Trescothick and Ed Byrom are playing for the close.

Very little happening!

Ben Coad fires one in to Jos Buttler's pads, it keeps a little low, and there's a huge appeal.

Not out. I think Buttler had got himself outside the line.

And now Ben Coad takes some Buttler punishment.

Four through the off side.

Jos is up to 14 off 16 balls.

Jos Buttler will hit those for four all day long.

Josh Poysden gets it wrong again, it's another full toss, and the England man biffs him to the leg-side boundary.

There's tension out there.

• Kent are all out for 199, setting Leicestershire just 75 to win. Mohammad Abbas took the final wicket, giving him figures of 4-55
• It's a matter of when and not if for Glamorgan you feel, having lost three wickets after being made to follow on at Sussex. They've limped to 36-3, needing another 206 to make their opponents bat again

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• Tom Latham has completed his century for Durham, who are 197-5 in reply to Gloucestershire's 362. Latham has 104, with Stuart Poynter at the other end on 10

• Middlesex have lost Stevie Eskinazi for 73, Jeetan Patel picking up his second wicket of the second innings. They are 162-3, an advantage of 122 over leaders Warwickshire
• Ben Slater is out for Derbyshire, gone for 53 to Seekkuge Prasanna, but Wayne Madsen is closing on a half-century. The hosts are 130-2 at Chesterfield, leading Northants by 101

Maximum for Hameedpublished at 17:45 British Summer Time 23 July 2018

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Lancashire 100-3 (target 323)

That got what it deserved.

Josh Poysden bowls a filthy full toss and Haseeb Hameed swats it away for six.

The Lancashire 100 is up.

Somerset are nudging and nurdling at New Road.

It's all gone a bit quiet after three early Marcus Trescothick boundaries.

But there's still so much time left in the game. Somerset's lead is up to 101.

If there was ever a man for a crisis. Enter Jos Buttler.

Ryan Thomas: I know it's only CC Div 2 but Jofra Archer has taken his last 14 wickets for just 51 runs against Gloucs and Glam.

Glamorgan are now three wickets down following on against Sussex. Archer has two of the second-innings dismissals, with the Welsh side still trailing by 219 runs.

Paul Strong: And the BBC put the commentators curse on Lancs. Just keep your thoughts to yourself from now on please

I did put a disclaimer in that entry, saying I was only reporting what I was seeing. But I do apologise.

Talking of comfortable, Nottinghamshire's openers are off to a flyer in their second innings.

Five boundaries already between Steven Mullaney and Jake Libby and their only in the fifth over.

The problem is... they still need another 358 to avoid an innings defeat.

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This pitch isn't offering much to the Yorkshire bowlers.

Haseeb Hameed and Keaton Jennings look comfortable.

Please don't blame me if it all goes wrong from here Lancashire fans, I'm only reporting what I'm seeing!