Ben Foakes looks in fine fettle for Surrey here, finding the boundary for a fifth time to take him to 32 runs from just 33 balls.

Notts have Samit Patel as captain for the first time - he has a bit of a decision to make here in terms of where to go with his bowling attack.

They're not finding the length they were bowling earlier.

50 for Brett D'Oliveirapublished at 14:46 British Summer Time 29 August 2018

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Lancashire v Worcestershire 154-5

After seeing teammates Tom Fell and Joe Clarke fall in the thirties, Worcestershire skipper Brett D'Oliveira makes no mistake in reaching his half-century.

He reaches the landmark with a shot down to third man - earning a single - taking 96 balls and hitting seven boundaries.

Lancashire won't be unduly worried for now.

No play at Chelmsford, where the field and square remain damp.

But it wasn't always like this.

Ah, those were the days...

Abell gets a bit of width from David Willey and nudges him into the off side for his first run after 12 balls faced.

Ali is beaten outside the off stump by a ball that jags wickedly off the seam.

Batting looks like hard work now.

50 for Azhar Alipublished at 14:37 British Summer Time 29 August 2018

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Yorkshire v Somerset 146-3

Fine effort from the batsman and a crucial one with Hildreth back in the hutch.

He's got off to an excellent start for Somerset, with 202 runs in four innings before this knock.

He gets there in 119 balls with seven fours by tucking a leg side short ball from Fisher behind square.

Henri Cooke: Pope should be given a prolonged chance at 6, where he bats for Surrey - hopefully with a view to moving up the order as he matures. Selection starting to seem a bit scattergun.

Anon: Happy with 10 of the 11 picked, given who was in the squad & injuries. Just would have batted Vince at 3 on his home ground too and drop everyone else down a place, leaving Rashid out. Not sure we need three spinners.

Dan Conway: I'm not sure bumping up an injured Bairstow to 4 and Stokes and Buttler to 5 and 6 strengthens the batting line-up? Would have like to have seen Vince given another try at 4, no offence Moeen.

Ben Foakes times a drive perfectly down for four, taking Surrey to 62-3 at The Oval.

He's on to 12 with Mark Stoneman at the other end on 29.

Notts have the hosts where they want them but won't want to let them off the hook easily - they bring Matt Milnes into their attack for the first time.

With Middlesex 57-4 at Lord's against Sussex in Division Two, Eoin Morgan has clearly taken it upon himself to slow things down a tad.

The England man is more used to thrashing the ball about in limited-overs games, but here he's managed just ONE run off FIFTY-THREE balls!

Impressive blocking Mr Morgan, and his Middlesex side are now 83-4 with Max Holden doing the scoring.

After a bittersweet defeat at home to Middlesex after enforcing the follow-on, Luke Procter has claimed his best ever figures of 5-33 for Northants at Durham, where the hosts have been shot out for just 129 in only 39.1 overs.

Plenty of drama in the division two games so far today...

After a late start because of rain, Middlesex have slumped to 76-4 against Sussex at Lord's after being 27-0 earlier in the day. Dawid Malan was the last man out, lbw to David Wiese for 6.

Leicestershire are making inroads into the Gloucestershire batting at Bristol where the hosts are struggling on 79-3 after a steady opening partnership of 50 in 22 overs. Miles Hammond, Chris Dent and bhenny Howell were all out for 35 runs between them and Mohammed Abbas has two wickets to date.

Graham Wagg and Chris Cooke are at the crease for Glamorgan, where the hosts are struggling on 118-5 against Warwickshire at Colwyn Bay.

The bowlers are firmly on top at the Riverside where Durham have just been dismissed for 129 by Northants. Luke Procter took 5-33 and Brett Hutton took two, bowling Stuart Poynter for 28, the highest individual score.

Derbyshire have just the one wicket so far, where Kent are 161-1 at Derby, with Zak Crawley on 93 and Joe Denly on 58.

Azhar Ali will have to wait a bit longer for his next runs as Josh Shaw bowls a tight line outside the off stump and the batsman defends. That's a patient 46 off 104 balls.

Ali tries to nudge a toe-cruncher down the leg side and the ball thuds into the pad. Maiden over.

Ged Ashton: Bairstow should be given more time to recover.

Adam Johnson: What are the England selectors doing dropping Pope and picking Bairstow. Just a joke. All Pope needed was dropping down the order.

Dropped catch at Headingleypublished at 14:07 British Summer Time 29 August 2018

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Yorkshire v Somerset 131-2

A big slice of luck for James Hildreth, who gets a top edge off Jack Brooks which is spilled in the deep on the off side by Matt Fisher.

That's about the only false shot he's played so far and on form - how many more chances will he offer?

Josh Shaw surprises Hildreth with a bit of extra bounce, but the batsman manages to control a steer just wide of the slips for four to move on to 73. He takes a couple more runs off the last ball. He has all of Somerset's runs this afternoon so far.

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Jonny Bairstow has been included in England's squad for the fourth Test against India despite breaking his finger in the third-Test defeat.

He will play as a specialist batsman and Jos Buttler will keep wicket as England look to seal victory in the five-match series.

Sam Curran replaces the injured Chris Woakes while Moeen Ali, who will bat at seven, comes in for Ollie Pope.

Harsh on Pope? Any others you would've considered? All thoughts welcome via #bbccricket on social media.

Bad news at Chelmsford, I'm afraid - where another inspection has been announced...