Notts 83-2 following on against leaders Surrey
Lancashire need 306 runs to beat Worcs
Yorkshire v Somerset; Essex v Hampshire
Bell scores 200 for Warwickshire
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Yorkshire v Somerset 399
Well, what a session! Five wickets for Jack Brooks. Great comeback after hamstring worries in the field last night.
Brilliant catch by Adam Lyth to end the Somerset innings and now he has a job to do with the bat.
He strides out to the middle with Harry Brook.
Lewis Gregory to bowl.
Lancashire 129-7 v Worcestershire 222
Not very clever from Lancashire and Josh Bohannon. That's a second run-out of their innings.
He gets in a mix-up with Jordan Clark as they chase a third run that isn't there, and Ed Barnard throws to the stumps to see Bohannon run out.
He goes for 13, Lancs 129-7 - Tom Bailey joins Clark and Worcestershire still have a lead of 93 runs at Southport.
Lancashire 127-6 v Worcestershire 222
A Josh Bohannon boundary takes Lancashire to within 100 of Worcestershire's first-innings total of 222.
He and Jordan Clark have taken the hosts to 127-6 - 95 runs behind, on a Southport pitch which is proving difficult to bat on.
Surrey 277-6 v Nottinghamshire
Another 50 partnership for Surrey - the third one of the innings to involve Mark Stoneman.
You may remember the Division One leaders were 36-3 at one stage yesterday, but have eased their way to 277-6 and a pretty comfortable position against Notts.
Yorkshire v Somerset 399
The innings is over!
Somerset miss out on maximum batting points by one run!
How costly will that be?
David Willey gets a bumper to brush the glove as Jack Leach tries to evade.
Adam Lyth dives to his right to take a brilliant catch at slip just inches off the ground.
Still a good score - but the visitors would've hoped for more.
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Yorkshire v Somerset 398-9
Jack Brooks is in his 29th over and surprises Josh Davey with a short one. Would've been an easy catch for short leg - but there isn't one.
Davey is squared up by the next one but dabs the ball down safely and gets a single down the ground with the fifth ball.
Jack Leach defends.
Essex 16-1 v Hampshire
After a bright start Essex have been becalmed after the early loss of Nick Browne.
Kyle Abbott is bowling a much tighter line outside off stump and Varun Chopra defends. Maiden over.
County Championship day two
Plenty of you on #bbccricket talking up Rory Burns as a potential England replacement for Keaton Jennings, who has gone for a duck against India on day one of the fourth Test.
Here's a reminder of Burns' numbers for Surrey with the bat in recent seasons...
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Yorkshire v Somerset 390-9
David Willey keeps Jack Leach honest with a maiden over.
Jack Brooks bowls a very full ball which Davey tries to work on to the leg side but there's no run there.
He dabs into the off side and the batsmen sprint through for a tight single made tighter by a bit of hesitation from Leach.
Shot! Jack Leach gets a bit of room outside off stump and clatters Brooks for four through the covers.
Essex 16-1 v Hampshire
Image source, Rex FeaturesBowled him!
Fidel Edwards gets the ball to nip back off the seam. Nick Browne plays down the wrong line and loses his middle stump.
Tom Westley is the number three.
Lancashire 106-6 v Worcestershire 222
Lancashire's Toby Lester survived a short period last night in his role as nightwatchman, but he's gone for eight.
He tries to get out of the way of a vicious Josh Tongue bouncer but gloves it into the hands of Ben Twohig.
That's four wickets for Tongue and Lancashire are 106-6, trailing by 116 runs.
Surrey 263-6 v Nottinghamshire
Notts have taken the second new ball and given it to Luke Fletcher.
Can this reignite their efforts? Leaders Surrey have Mark Stoneman on 105 and Tom Curran 13 not out.
Essex 16-0 v Hampshire
Kyle Abbott is struggling a bit with his line here as he drifts down leg and gifts a couple more runs to Varun Chopra through square leg.
Big appeal for lbw off the next ball but the umpire says no.
Just outside the line?
Yorkshire v Somerset 385-9
Somerset are close to getting a full 5 batting points here but they'll have to get there with their last pair now.
Josh Davey leaves a big away-seamer from Jack Brooks and then goes forward to defend.
Brooks drops short and the ball runs away for four leg byes.
We've had 17 of them in this innings.
Davey picks up a four to end an expensive over.
Lancashire 105-5 v Worcestershire 222
Lancashire have passed the 100 mark at Southport, with nightwatchman Toby Lester at the crease with Jordan Clark.
The Red Rose lost Haseeb Hameed for a golden duck, with Alex Davies going for 47, as they closed on 96-5.
Can they salvage a decent score to keep the pressure on second-bottom Worcestershire?
Essex 13-0 v Hampshire
Shot! Kyle Abbott bowls full and wide outside the off stump and Nick Browne drives through the off side for four.
13 runs in the first two overs!
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England have started day one of their fourth Test against India at the Ageas Bowl - Joe Root has won the toss and chosen to bat.
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Yorkshire v Somerset 375-9
Great start for Yorkshire, who may yet deny Somerset maximum batting points.
A bit of away movement for Jack Brooks as Jamie Overton edges a simple catch to Jack Leaning at third slip.
Josh Davey is the number 11. David Willey to bowl next.
Essex v Hampshire 5-0
Fidel Edwards will bowl first to Nick Browne.
Varun Chopra is at the non-striker's end.
Brown gets a leg stump half volley which he puts away for an easy single.
Chopra gets a bit of width outside the off stump and drives for four but Edwards gets his revenge with an away-seamer which the batsman plays and misses.
Surrey 260-6 v Nottinghamshire
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd there we have it!
Mark Stoneman has his first County Championship 100 of the summer - and a first ton since November.
He reaches three figures with a fine square cut for four. He's worked hard to rediscover his form and his Surrey teammates look delighted.