Not a great match for batsman on either side really, but 60 from Alex Wakely and 47 from Adam Rossington in the first innings helped the visitors to a precious lead of 69.

Great effort from Ben Sanderson with the ball, who ends with match figues of 7 for 80.

Cameron Steel battled hard for a second innings 50 for the hosts but there was little support elsewhere after Paul Collingwood fell for 27.

50 for Tom Kohler-Cadmorepublished at 16:44 British Summer Time 30 August 2018

16:44 BST 30 August 2018

Yorkshire 223-5 v Somerset 399

The sixth wicket Yorkshire pair continue to draw the sting from the Somerset attack as Kohler-Cadmore reaches 50 with a clip to the on-side off Craig Overton for a very tight but manageable two.

70 balls with five fours and two sixes.

The bowler is really ticking now.

50 for Andrew Hoddpublished at 16:41 British Summer Time 30 August 2018

16:41 BST 30 August 2018

Yorkshire 221-5 v Somerset 399

A valuable knock for the White Rose after struggling earlier in the day.

The batsman brings up the landmark off 80 balls with a push through the off side for two off Jack Leach. Nine fours in that innings.

Craig Overton is chuntering to himself as the third ball of his 16th over is clattered through the off side for four by Kohler-Cadmore to take his partnership with Hodd to 100.

Dawson is back in the attack for Hampshire and Dan Lawrence is watchful in defense.

The bowler drops short and Lawrence chops into the covers for one.

Here's the latest in our Division Two games this evening...

Northants are 41-2 in their second innings, chasing a target of 65 to beat Durham at the Riverside. Runs have been hard to come by on both sides, with just one batsman from each passing 50.

Derbyshire have lost their first wicket at Derby but remain in reasonable shape on 99-1 albeit 462 behind Kent after the visitors made 561.

Warwickshire are now 143 ahead of Glamorgan on 345-6 at Colwyn Bay, with Ian Bell on 160 not out.

Gloucestershire earned an innings lead of 91 over Leicestershire after bowling them out for 111 at Bristol. They're 32-0 on second innings and lead by 123.

At Lord's, Middlesex are 130-4 on their second innings at tea and lead Sussex by 128. Stevie Eskinazi and Eoin Morgan have both departed early within three overs but Dawid Malan is resisting on 36 not out.

50 for Ryan ten Doeschatepublished at 16:28 British Summer Time 30 August 2018

16:28 BST 30 August 2018

Essex 236-4 v Hampshire

That's his 4th 50 of the Championship summer, one of which was converted into 173 not out.

That would be a mighty effort on this surface.

He gets there off 65 balls with his sixth four, driven through the off side off the bowling of Ian Holland. One six in the mix as well.

Big lbw appeal by Craig Overton against Andrew Hodd but that's not been given.

The bowler beats him all ends up next ball but can't find the edge. And again! Who'd be a bowler?

Ollie Pope has arrived for Surrey and takes the place of Ryan Jacks, who's played very well.

Notts resume on 88-7, with Tom Moores (22*) and Luke Fletcher (3*) in the middle.

They're some 287 runs behind at The Oval, where we have 44 overs to play.

Kohler-Cadmore lays into Leachpublished at 16:21 British Summer Time 30 August 2018

16:21 BST 30 August 2018

Yorkshire 202-5 v Somerset 399

No hanging about from Tom Kohler-Cadmore, who strides forward and belts Jack Leach over the top for his second maximum.

Five dots balls thereafter.

They had a bit of a wobble - sliding from 117-1 to 124-4 in a rocky half hour period this afternoon, but Dan Lawrence and his captain Ryan ten Doeschate have put on 105 since then.

There's still movement out there for the bowelrs but a little less as the ball has softened with age.

We're into the final session of day two - where there's 32 overs to be bowled.

It's Graham Onions to bowl for Lancashire, who need to get Worcestershire out sharpish if they are to maintain a realistic chance of victory.

Remember, the Red Rose are bottom of Division One and the Pears are their closest rivals.

Somerset are still in a good position but will feel the game has drifted away from them a little bit since Kohler-Cadmore and Andrew Hodd put on 76 together, surviving the odd scare along the way.

Encouraging signs of turn and bounce for Jack Leach just before the break...

Nick Webb
BBC Wales Sport at Colwyn Bay

Veteran England batsman Ian Bell continued his dominance of Glamorgan’s bowlers as he passed 20,000 first class runs at Colwyn Bay.

Bell reached the landmark when he had made 104, and strolled past the 150 mark just before tea to add to the two unbeaten centuries he took off Glamorgan at Edgbaston in June.

Sam Hain was the only wicket of the afternoon session, brilliantly caught at cover by Kiran Carlson off Ruaidhri Smith on 61.

Warwickshire look well in control of the match as they look to stay in control of the Division Two promotion race.

Martin Emmerson
BBC Newcastle

In the 1996 season Durham went through an entire campaign without a win. Thankfully I didn't witness it but it must have taken some viewing.

This season they have won three but have regularly served up horror show batting in their home games.

Today they were bowled out for 133 to add to their tally of just 129 in their first innings yesterday. Most of the batsmen gave the impression they didn't want to be out there and it means Northants need just 65 runs to pick up their third win of the season.

Maybe it's time to leave Paul Collingwood out as well? It's a bold suggestion. I didn't think I would see the day when it would need to be raised.

But Durham's 42-year-old captain is really struggling this season. Hampered by an achilles problem and a severe loss of form. He's averaging just 12.9 in the four-day format. There are not many captains who could hold down a regular place in a side while struggling so.

It's a special session from Surrey, who are many people's champions elect.

Three wickets for Tom Curran and two each for Morne Morkel and Conor McKerr have reduced Notts to 88-7, some 287 runs behind the leaders.

You wouldn't have predicted this just after lunch yesterday when Surrey were toiling on 36-3!