Notts 83-2 following on against leaders Surrey
Lancashire need 306 runs to beat Worcs
Yorkshire v Somerset; Essex v Hampshire
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Yorkshire 126-5 v Somerset 399
Josh Davey is still getting bounce and movement with this ball, now in its 40th over.
Andy Hodd defends off the back foot.
The sixth ball is short and the batsman hooks it around the corner for one.
Essex 150-4 v Hampshire
Image source, Rex FeaturesFidel Edwards is back in the attack and Dan Lawrence gets a leg side ball which he nudges around the corner for four.
A rare freebie from Hampshire.
Derbyshire 30-0 (9 overs) v Kent 561
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When Kent batsman Matt Henry and Adam Riley waltzed off at lunch, with the score 534-8, it seemed pretty obvious that the visitors would declare.
Well, it didn’t work out like that.
Both came back out, and adding what seemed a rather academic 27 runs as Kent managed a mammoth 561, though Matt Henry did achieve his career best score of 81.
Image source, Getty ImagesDerbyshire skipper Billy Godleman comes into this game off the back of a century against Sussex
Kent’s bowling line-up hasn’t been potent this season, and Matt Henry’s return gives them extra sting.
Though Derbyshire debutant Tom Lace and Billy Godleman have neutralised them well so far, showing the batter-friendly nature of this pitch.
Plenty of talking points in the Division Two games and one or two results may not be far away...
Derbyshire have begun their second innings at Derby after finally dislodging Kent for 561 - with Matt Henry and Grant Stewart both weighing in with half centuries down the order.
The hosts are 26-0 and trail by 535.
At the Riverside Durham are 115-6 against Northants and lead by a slender 46 runs after ending the visitors' innings in just four and a half overs earlier today.
Ian Bell is guiding Warwickshire to a handy lead over Glamorgan at Colwyn Bay, where the visitors have 274-4. Ian Bell is 121 not out.
Leicestershire have slipped to 104-6 against Gloucestershire at Bristol, with two wickets each now for David Payne, Ryan Higgins and Craig Miles. They trail by 98.
Middlesex are 66-2 against Sussex at Lord's and lead by 64.
Sam Robson was the last man out, lbw to Ollie Robinson for 15.
Surrey 375 v Nottinghamshire 39-5
It goes from bad to worse for Notts!
Billy Root tries forcing a Conor McKerr ball through point but the shot isn't there, and he nicks it to Surrey keeper Ben Foakes.
It's McKerr's first wicket, leaving Notts 39-5 as Tom Moores joins fellow new batsman Riki Wessels.
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Yorkshire 119-5 v Somerset 399
Jack Leaning is completely bamboozled by Josh Davey who bowls a straight line with a bit of movement...
The batsman pushes at it and watches in horror as the ball balloons off a leading edge. Comfortably caught.
Yorkshire 119-4 v Somerset 399
Absolute disaster for Yorkshire, as Gary Ballance plays across the line off Craig Overton and Jack Leach seizes his chance on the on side.
Jack Leaning is joined by Tom Kohler-Cadmore.
Surrey 375 v Nottinghamshire 38-4
Surrey are right on top now at The Oval - Tom Curran takes his third wicket, this time getting Jake Libby caught for 12.
It's a wide tempting ball from Curran, who's playing his first red-ball game since the Sydney Ashes Test at the start of the year.
Riki Wessels in for Notts who are 38-4 - 337 runs behind.
Essex 124-4 v Hampshire
Ravi Bopara checks out early after edging a straight ball from Kyle Abbott and Jimmy Adams seizes a low catch in the slips.
Essex are in big trouble here.
Dan Lawrence is joined by Ryan ten Doeschate.
Lancashire 161 v Worcestershire 222 & 89-4 (lead by 150 runs)
Alex Milton and Ben Cox have added 33 runs for Worcestershire's fifth wicket, which may not sound like much but in the context of this low-scoring match could be important.
The lead is up to 150 as well, slowly but surely taking the game away from Lancashire - but the Red Rose are far from out of this.
Yorkshire 111-3 v Somerset 399
What a catch!
Adam Lyth edges an away-seamer from Josh Davey and Marcus Trescothick at second slip dives across the first slipper to pluck the ball inches from the ground.
Huge wicket for Somerset.
Essex 120-3 v Hampshire
Image source, Rex FeaturesNot much doubt about that one, as Kyle Abbott gets another ball to nip back sharply just back of a length.
Varun Chopra jabs down with his bat but can't make contact.
Great session for the visitors so far.
Ravi Bopara to bat next.
Yorkshire 102-2 v Somerset
Adam Lyth cuts a short one from Craig Overton and picks up another four through backward point.
Full toss and that's four more - driven through mid off, to take the White Rose past 100.
The bowler lost his radar a bit there and kicks at the turf in frustration.
Surrey 375 v Nottinghamshire 20-3
Notts are three down, and it's their stand-in skipper who's next to go!
Morne Morkel gets his first wicket, finding the right length to trap Samit Patel lbw for five.
Patel was stuck on his crease and knew he'd been done. Notts in trouble on 20-3 - still 355 runs adrift of Surrey's first-innings total.
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Essex 120-2 v Hampshire
Just the one run from Dan Lawrence so far but there's a bit of low bounce and movement on this surface so defense is key.
Gareth Berg bowls a very tight line and the batsman pushes safely to mid on. No run there.
Glamorgan 203 v Warwickshire 243-4
It's been a good day for the Bears so far and a great one for their senior batsman...
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Surrey 375 v Nottinghamshire 13-2
Tom Curran gets his second wicket in as many overs for Surrey - trapping Kraigg Brathwaite lbw for just two runs.
Was it sliding down leg side? The umpires thinks not and Notts are 13-2 and have stand-in skipper Samit Patel in at four.
Surrey's 375 looks pretty impressive right now on this Oval pitch.
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Yorkshire 88-2 v Somerset 399
Ooh! Adam Lyth gets an inside edge off a quick seaming ball from Gregory, which strikes the batsman on the inner thigh... or possibly an even more vital area.
Hard work, this batting lark.
Shot! Lyth gets a rare bit of respite with a half volley - which the batsman drives through mid off for four.
Essex 117-2 v Hampshire
Kyle Abbott is back into the attack....
And he's gone! Tom Westley is beaten by an absolute peach which cuts back off the seam and crashes into the off stump.
The new man is Dan Lawrence.
Surrey 375 v Nottinghamshire 12-1
Division One leaders Surrey have an early breakthrough.
Notts debutant Ben Slater showed promising early signs but edges to slip, where Rikki Clarke juggles the ball into Ben Foakes' gloves.
It's Tom Curran's first wicket of the summer, surprisingly - Notts 12-1 and Jake Libby joins Kraigg Brathwaite.